HenryTapia.com - Experiencing and designing things » Music http://henrytapia.com User experience design - Experience and design thinking Tue, 13 Sep 2011 03:39:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Farewell Salacious Crumb http://henrytapia.com/archives/2006/05/08/farewell-salacious-crumb/ http://henrytapia.com/archives/2006/05/08/farewell-salacious-crumb/#comments Mon, 08 May 2006 05:48:21 +0000 hank http://www.henrytapia.com/archives/2006/05/08/farewell-salacious-crumb/ Salacious CrumbJust a quick note to say good night and good luck to Mitch (who is moving to Germany), and farewell Salacious Crumb. Thanks for the rocking gig on Saturday. My ears are still ringing, I think I need to see a doctor.

Congratulations to my good friends Monster Gale along with Hung Donkey and of course the Crumb who all put on a frigging awesome night on Saturday. I hope we can see some photos online soon…

Here is an article on Tinnitus. This link is dedicated to Salacious.

Update 17/05/06

Okay, Carl has graciously supplied some photos from the night. I’ve finally put a few of them up on my Flickr. Check them out.

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Kid Koala robotThursday night saw Kid Koala bring his Short Attention Span Theatre Show to Sydney’s Metro Theatre. This show saw 3 DJs with very eclectic record collections on 8 turntables along with great illustrated and animated visuals, friendly spoken word intervals and one bizarrely entertaining Lucil Lederhosen. And a great sense of humour throughout the night.

Some of my best friends are DJsIt wasn’t a packed house, which added to the sense of intimacy between the guys on stage and the crowd. Throughout the show, Kid Koala would ask the audience “are you confused yet?” I wasn’t quite confused, but they did break away from the usual hip-hop / turntablist show for the most part, and looking about the crowd, I spotted a few confused punters. The rest of us had a great laugh as well as a good boogie.

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