GAGGIN' FOR IT!
Sorry we havent posted in a while! Franca has moved to Melbs so its just Ying and I now. Here is the last night's playlist and the gig guide.
****Ying has posted the links to the news items!! (scroll down)
Elliot Smith - Pictures of me
The National - We'll be fine
ESG - Be good to me
Black Eyes - Speaking in tongues
The Faint - Agenda suicide
Hilltop Hoods - Illusionary lines (zzz sub request)
Polysics - Married to a Frenchman (1)
Ex Models - 3 weeks (2)
Le Tigre - Phanta
Bratmobile - Don't ask don't tell
Eat Laser Scumbag - Gentlemen and a scholar
X-Ray Spex - The day the world turned dayglow
The Crayon Fields - Party song
Bjork - Human Behaviour
1. Ying introduced me to this band. Crazy Japanese noise-punk ala Melt Banana and LE(HG?). sounded fab.
2. Ex Models were supposed to be coming to Brisbane in August, but pulled out. they would have been amazing and this song comes from a spilt they put out with The Seconds who are on KRS. Very exciting band.
THE GIG GUIDE
Fri 10th June - PISSCHRIST, DICK NASTY, JUST SAY GO, ANOTHER DAY OF NOTHING (6pm) - Visible Ink
Sat 11th June - PISSCHRIST, DRAFT DODGER, MINOR TREAT, LEOPARD ST DROOGS, BLACK MARIAH - East B.B.C
Sun 12th June - CLOUD RUN (3pm), FAQ (1pm), KAFKA (10am) - King George Square
Mon June 13th - THE DISABLES, YIDCORE (all-ages) - Shed 5, West Burleigh
Thurs 16th June - BLEEDING THROUGH, PARKWAY DRIVE - Byron Bay YAC
Sat 18th June - RAPID FESTIVAL - Magic Dirt, Sunk Loto, Sekiden, Elephant Mojo, Behind Crimson Eyes, Bagster, Avalon Drive, D-KO, The Daisycutters, Shifter, Another Day Down, Headkase, Braxton, Bryan & Bernie (Girls Germs), Six In A Box, The Amity Affliction, Say Nothing, Knifefight Opus, Half Way Out, At The Moment, De Jaj Dan Dah, No Prior Knowledge, Grimoire, Triplickit, Chris Mundy, Dexter’s Conscience, Cloud Run, Pass On Wendy, View From Above, Nikki Kummervow - Pine Rivers Showground, Lawnton
Sun 19th June - SHE SAID (3pm), LIZ FLYNN (1pm), RAGIN LIVES (10am) - King George Square
Sat 25th June - SMASH FESTIVAL - The Disables, Charter 77, Sydney City Trash, Black Market, Deputy Dipshit, Leopard St Droogs (all-ages) - East Brisbane Bowls Club
Sun 17th July - Blood Brothers, The Scare - The Rev (arvo show). Tix on sale now!
News soon!
Paul
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NEWS!
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Poetry on the Move:
"The competition is an initiative of the Department of Education and the Arts and provides an opportunity for budding poets to have their works published on buses around Queensland."
To find more information on this competition, you might want to go visit the website:
http://www.education.qld.gov.au/curriculum/literacy/poetry/
Or you can contact Wendy Lister on 3235 4204
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The Creative Youth Competition:
"The Creative Youth Compeition is open to young people aged 12-25 to showcase their artistic abilities through the use of photography, painting, creative writing, poetry, film making and digital art."
+ if you're one of the 6 winners, you'll get a digital camera worth approx. $500!!!
You can read more/get an entry form from http://www.generate.qld.gov.au/index.cfm?pageID=674
p.s entries close 25 July 2005
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AMR Interactive survey
In a recent survey of 2,076 peopled aged 15-24, 42% of respondents said they were not interested in brands when shopping. Older teenagers and people in their 20s were less likely to be interested in brands, while younger respondents brought brands their friends favoured.
One-fifth of respondents said they were more likely to buy a brand if it was on sale.
Kmart, Target and Big W were favourite shops.
Favourite brands included Cadbury, Coca-Cola, Billabong and Rip Curl.
Given $100 dollars to spend, 58% of young women would spend it on clothes, compared with 32% of young men.
(This is the part I didn't read out for some stupid reason:)
Almost half of the respondents watched more than two hours of television a day. 60% said Channel 10 was their favourite station. 80% said that watching DVDs at home was their favourite activity.
Three quarters said television advertising influenced their purchasing decisions, followed by magazine advertising and editorial, newspaper ads and ads on the Internet. One-third of respondents went online 'several times a day', and more than a third said they sent advertising links to friends.
http://www.youthfacts.com.au
sorry, I lost the link so I had to type it up
-ying/ying-li/liiiiii!
****Ying has posted the links to the news items!! (scroll down)
Elliot Smith - Pictures of me
The National - We'll be fine
ESG - Be good to me
Black Eyes - Speaking in tongues
The Faint - Agenda suicide
Hilltop Hoods - Illusionary lines (zzz sub request)
Polysics - Married to a Frenchman (1)
Ex Models - 3 weeks (2)
Le Tigre - Phanta
Bratmobile - Don't ask don't tell
Eat Laser Scumbag - Gentlemen and a scholar
X-Ray Spex - The day the world turned dayglow
The Crayon Fields - Party song
Bjork - Human Behaviour
1. Ying introduced me to this band. Crazy Japanese noise-punk ala Melt Banana and LE(HG?). sounded fab.
2. Ex Models were supposed to be coming to Brisbane in August, but pulled out. they would have been amazing and this song comes from a spilt they put out with The Seconds who are on KRS. Very exciting band.
THE GIG GUIDE
Fri 10th June - PISSCHRIST, DICK NASTY, JUST SAY GO, ANOTHER DAY OF NOTHING (6pm) - Visible Ink
Sat 11th June - PISSCHRIST, DRAFT DODGER, MINOR TREAT, LEOPARD ST DROOGS, BLACK MARIAH - East B.B.C
Sun 12th June - CLOUD RUN (3pm), FAQ (1pm), KAFKA (10am) - King George Square
Mon June 13th - THE DISABLES, YIDCORE (all-ages) - Shed 5, West Burleigh
Thurs 16th June - BLEEDING THROUGH, PARKWAY DRIVE - Byron Bay YAC
Sat 18th June - RAPID FESTIVAL - Magic Dirt, Sunk Loto, Sekiden, Elephant Mojo, Behind Crimson Eyes, Bagster, Avalon Drive, D-KO, The Daisycutters, Shifter, Another Day Down, Headkase, Braxton, Bryan & Bernie (Girls Germs), Six In A Box, The Amity Affliction, Say Nothing, Knifefight Opus, Half Way Out, At The Moment, De Jaj Dan Dah, No Prior Knowledge, Grimoire, Triplickit, Chris Mundy, Dexter’s Conscience, Cloud Run, Pass On Wendy, View From Above, Nikki Kummervow - Pine Rivers Showground, Lawnton
Sun 19th June - SHE SAID (3pm), LIZ FLYNN (1pm), RAGIN LIVES (10am) - King George Square
Sat 25th June - SMASH FESTIVAL - The Disables, Charter 77, Sydney City Trash, Black Market, Deputy Dipshit, Leopard St Droogs (all-ages) - East Brisbane Bowls Club
Sun 17th July - Blood Brothers, The Scare - The Rev (arvo show). Tix on sale now!
News soon!
Paul
---
NEWS!
---
Poetry on the Move:
"The competition is an initiative of the Department of Education and the Arts and provides an opportunity for budding poets to have their works published on buses around Queensland."
To find more information on this competition, you might want to go visit the website:
http://www.education.qld.gov.au/curriculum/literacy/poetry/
Or you can contact Wendy Lister on 3235 4204
---
The Creative Youth Competition:
"The Creative Youth Compeition is open to young people aged 12-25 to showcase their artistic abilities through the use of photography, painting, creative writing, poetry, film making and digital art."
+ if you're one of the 6 winners, you'll get a digital camera worth approx. $500!!!
You can read more/get an entry form from http://www.generate.qld.gov.au/index.cfm?pageID=674
p.s entries close 25 July 2005
---
AMR Interactive survey
In a recent survey of 2,076 peopled aged 15-24, 42% of respondents said they were not interested in brands when shopping. Older teenagers and people in their 20s were less likely to be interested in brands, while younger respondents brought brands their friends favoured.
One-fifth of respondents said they were more likely to buy a brand if it was on sale.
Kmart, Target and Big W were favourite shops.
Favourite brands included Cadbury, Coca-Cola, Billabong and Rip Curl.
Given $100 dollars to spend, 58% of young women would spend it on clothes, compared with 32% of young men.
(This is the part I didn't read out for some stupid reason:)
Almost half of the respondents watched more than two hours of television a day. 60% said Channel 10 was their favourite station. 80% said that watching DVDs at home was their favourite activity.
Three quarters said television advertising influenced their purchasing decisions, followed by magazine advertising and editorial, newspaper ads and ads on the Internet. One-third of respondents went online 'several times a day', and more than a third said they sent advertising links to friends.
http://www.youthfacts.com.au
sorry, I lost the link so I had to type it up
-ying/ying-li/liiiiii!