Killer Quote of the Day

[Reverse Stockholm Syndrome]

I love this quote from The Age (www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/09/23/1064082981744.html)

As with 2001's "Bastard Life or Clarity?", the record's [30 Odd Foot Of Grunt's latest CD "Other Ways Of Speaking"] weak point is its gruff, often clumsy poetry, the linchpin to an air of sensitive-blokey earnestness that a master such as Bruce Springsteen deftly avoids, for example, but the younger likes of Creed, Powderfinger and Something For Kate are amply rewarded for

[Pete]

something for kate = something for the bin

[Ben]

ouch, SFK aren't that bad...coupla years ago they were almost interesting.

'eleven, thats one more isn't it?'.....nigel tufnell

[Pete]

their first album definately was, but they have been sounding exactly the same ever since!

[Ben]

"I once asked Axl why he left the 'E' off his name. He started crying and said he thought he'd spelled it right." --- Slash

[Reverse Stockholm Syndrome]

Pete said:

their first album definately was, but they have been sounding exactly the same ever since!

Dang! I'm gonna sound like a bit of a SFK basher...

www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/08/22/1061529326947.html

I think the article tends to bash SFK and Aussie bands rather than review the actual album properly. I tend to agree with much of what the interviewer says.