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Date Posted: 08:02:09 08/12/03 Tue
Author: nigel
Subject: Re: Oh Pandora! What hast thou unleashed?
In reply to: ian inch 's message, "Oh Pandora! What hast thou unleashed?" on 16:28:45 08/08/03 Fri

Ian will also be performing solo at the george Pub on Gt George street at the end of September (27th) along side james and david from big eyes who will be playing new, re-worked and traditional folk songs which is all nicely timed with the release of the 4th big eyes album its called 'we have no need for voices when our hearts can sing'

So not to be missed AND you get two other seven inches DJing TEkno Alice and Little boy lost! the bonus ball is seven!

>Last night (i.e., just now) i went to see the very
>very fine band Deep Waters play at the Primrose. They
>remind me a bit of Ballboy, but with classier guitars,
>even mellower (though with some rocking moments.)
>Great lyrics and singing.
>
>Anyway, both the other bands scheduled (including
>Orpahan Embryo, remember them? You'll be sorry to hear
>they just split up)cancelled, and to fill up the
>vaccuum it became a sort of open mic night, and i got
>to do some solo numbers in front of strangers for the
>first time. (Mostly strangers that is- Deep waters
>guitarist "placebo" Chris was obviously there, and he
>introduced me as someone who paid him to take his
>clothes of, which is sort of accurate. But we'll say
>no more about that.)
>
>I played "I like to Drink Whisky" because it seemed
>like the right moment, plus the two songs i did on my
>own at Lower woodstock, "Pettigrew Crescent" and
>Jonathan Richman's "that Summer Feeling".
>
>Thus the first Seven Inches solo project is unleashed!
>Who will now follow me into the breach? Aroint ye!
>
>iiiiiiiiian!

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