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Always a gent whenever I ran into him. All you punks have got to stop dying.

Aye. 90% of that was their backline. Just drums and vox in the FOH.

How come non-punk/hardcore bands don't have this problem in Dublin? Or maybe they do, you tell me.

One of the big problems I see with Belfast is people doing gigs for bands 'as a favour'. If a band wanting to tour are shit and will be lucky to get ten people coming along to watch them, then they should be told so up front and the gig shouldn't take place. Being nice to rubbish touring...

A quick check on the web shows they were actually called Ocho Bolas. I have a memory of a split tape of them and some other Chilean band being one of the Warzone tapes. Seems that Veganic Wind was tape number 01. Ooooh: just found an FUAL tape which dates from the...

I think I might have an old flyer listing them about somewhere, but I sure ain't going to start looking for it now. Off the top of my head I can only think of a few for sure: FUAL - Veganic Wind DIRT/Sledgehammer live Pink Turds In Space demo - the one with Jerusalem Street No. 9 on it, there...

I talked to Petesy a few years back - CRASS were fully aware of the gig being recorded onto 2 track and gave the master to the Anarchy Centre to do with as they wished. He still has the original master and did at one point mention that he was considering put it out on vinyl with CRASS style...

Classic.

Is that a very young 'Denzil' dancing out front at the left? Looks like him, but he would have been about 13 or so back then. Take it it's Chuck on drums there, and this is pre the Crispo/Marty/Dee/Anne line-up. Does that mean the singer is called Ciaran? Of course, the real question is 'who...

There's a difference between 'having a drink' and 'being drunk', no?

Go see 'em. Loud, fast and angry with the promised rock'n'roll guitar solos. Its been a while since I've seen a touring hardcore band in the Bunker who seemed to actually enjoy playing so much. Something about them wasn't a million miles away from Bastard Youth.

Elvis has left the building is worth tracking down if you're in the mood for some obscure studio curios - 'Blonde Rock And Roll'? 'King Of The Road'? 'Louie Louie'? EDIT: oh, never mind those ones are on DOA too.

GEER = Give 'Em Enough Rope. DOA = a bootleg called 'DOA' ... http://www.sharoma.com/clash/items/doa.htm - definitely worth tracking down for theor take on Israelites off Tiswas, even if it does fade out after a minute and a half. To be filed next to their cover of Blitzkrieg Bop which they...

Looks like the GEER tracks off the old DOA bootleg with a couple of snippets from Rude Boy and a b-side thrown in. Ooh baby ooh is the early version of Gates Of The West, isn't it?

A couple of pink gins will do that to a man. I downloaded that file this morning and had a look through it, there really isn't much to get excited about. I've never really been a fan of that original half-finished version of Combat Rock, and to be honest Mick Jones' mix sucks. Sounds to me like...

Is that version with Walk Evil Talk on it, or the Rat Patrol From Fort Bragg one? Anyhoo, either way it isn't so much unedited as only half-mixed, unless some has unearth yeat another incarnation.

Probably more important as the first real rock/hip-hop crossover band, even though Blondie narrowly squeaked in there before them with their Rapture single.

So if I just want to stand there and nod my head at a gig, I'm wrong?

I believe it is actually in the middle floor, not the pool room as advertised. Not a mistake but a change of venue. Anyhow: get to the Pav, and you'll find it. Just follow the stink.