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I enjoyed seeing STYX and KISS at little county fairs. Wish I was at the Elton John concert tonight, though. 😳 Really sorry that I never got to see Harry Chapin. :'(
Originally posted by FMFThen allow me to be of help: http://www.nr23.net/alternative/bands_mp3/1983/peaceful_green_fair_1st-3rd_july/karma_kanix-headline_friday.mp3
No. Went to Norwich regularly 1983-95 because friends lived there. I have never been able to track down any recordings by the Karma Kanix.
Originally posted by StarrmanOoh. Many thanks. I must admit I hadn't looked for them on the net for 5 years or so. Well, well. So they weren't really from Norwich. Amazing. 25 years. Saw a band. Loads of bus people in this dark building. Opiated fudge cake and vegetarian pizza on a tressel table at the back. Some band a bit like Ian Dury and The Blockheads came on. Guitarist was wearing white gloves. Another trip to the tressel table. Then it was the Karmakanix. Transcendental experience. Stood in a spotlight in the middle of the floor. They sounded like Ozric Tentacles on mandrax. Never saw or heard of them again. Never spoke to anyone who knew them. And then, all these years later, thanks to Starrman and RHP I am reunited with them. Many thanks.
Then allow me to be of help: http://www.nr23.net/alternative/bands_mp3/1983/peaceful_green_fair_1st-3rd_july/karma_kanix-headline_friday.mp3
http://www.invisiblemusic.co.uk/karmakanix/karmakanix.html
EDIT: Maybe you were there? http://www.nr23.net/alternative/free_festy/pgf.htm
Originally posted by FMFI love it when that happens. For years I had a song in my head from some of the squat parties I went to at college, but was always too out of my head to remember to ask who it was by and I could never quite form it in my head to sing it to friends such that they'd recognise it. Years later I found a CD I'd bought in a sale at freshers fair the first day of college and never listened to and there it was, track 5, I'd had it all along.
Ooh. Many thanks. I must admit I hadn't looked for them on the net for 5 years or so. Well, well. So they weren't really from Norwich. Amazing. 25 years. Saw a band. Loads of bus people in this dark building. Opiated fudge cake and vegetarian pizza on a tressel table at the back. Some band a bit like Ian Dury and The Blockheads came on. Guitarist was wearing whi ...[text shortened]... "Spliff - The Spliff Radio Show" in a second hand record store in an Amsterdam back street.
Originally posted by StarrmanBest pop/rock gig I ever saw- measured in terms of 10 new songs I'd never heard before by a band I'd never heard of - was the 1st support band for Midnight Oil when they played in Perth in 2003. They were called Sneak. From Melbourne. The volume was still relatively low so the music was crystal clear. Blew me away. Went out and bought their CD the next day - the last copy in the shop. Three or four months later they'd split up. The 2nd support act was the moderately famous Johnny Diesel. Midnight Oil were totally brilliant too, albeit much much louder. A few weeks later after a gig in a twon down south of Perth, Peter Garrett announced that Midnight Oil were splitting and he was entering politics.
I love it when that happens. For years I had a song in my head from some of the squat parties I went to at college, but was always too out of my head to remember to ask who it was by and I could never quite form it in my head to sing it to friends such that they'd recognise it. Years later I found a CD I'd bought in a sale at freshers fair the first day of college and never listened to and there it was, track 5, I'd had it all along.