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Sue Garner, Les Batteries, The Johnsons

11 October 2015

I don't remember a whole lot about this one either, another CMU show.  Run On had broken up at this point but Sue and RIck were touring together, not doing a Fish & Roses reunion but playing separately.  Les Batteries I believe was originally a project that featured Charles Hayward instead of Rick Brown, though I didn't know this at the time.  All I remember about it...

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The Pittsburgh Sound, Choke City, Boom Box

11 October 2015

The Pittsburgh Sound was a project organised by John Roman of Microwaves/The 1985 fame, which was modeled after a thing in Chicago called The Chicago Sound, which I think Weasel Walter started and looked to franchise.  The Pittsburgh Sound was about 10 people who would play along to a mix CD of carefullly curated classic rock songs, which was played back through the monitors for us to...

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Silver Apples, Apples in Stereo, Notwist, Meisha

11 October 2015

A battered but intact poster from a concert at CMU that I remember attending my freshman year of University.  Doug Mousrak who I am still friends with organised this and designed the poster, which has a lovely, shimmery metallic feel to it that probably doesn't come across well in the scan.  This was a great concert, as I was quite a fan of Apples in Stereo at the time, liked the...

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Lied Music in Leeds poster

11 October 2015

Here's the first of several posters from the 2006 Lied Music tour with Ben Reynolds (all shows documented on the promotional poster).  I guess Phil Todd made this poster since he booked the show.  Hardly anyone turned up and we didn't play particularly well from what I remember.  Ashtray were rather blisteringly loud in a good way.  I'll always have a soft spot...

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Lied Music / Ben Reynolds tour promotional poster

11 October 2015

Luke made these posters which we mailed to all of the people promoting the different shows across the UK.  I liked how he did this - it certainly fit in with the aesthetic of the old tape reels and low-budget yet distinctly 1960s/70s feel that we were going for.  You can see this particularly in his artwork for the LP we never put out.  Scanned 25 July 2010.

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