bigc wrote:I prefer At Action Park to anything else I've heard. The more recent records sound dirgy and plodding. The earlier 7"s KICK ASS.

I saw them at a sort of strip club, hag-burlesque bar in Atlanta called The Clermont Lounge. They were pretty good, but the sound was very bad...not quite as rocking as I'd hoped, htough that could also be blamed on the odd venue.

Definitely NOT CRAP.

zom-zom wrote:

bigc wrote:I prefer At Action Park to anything else I've heard. The more recent records sound dirgy and plodding. The earlier 7"s KICK ASS.

I saw them at a sort of strip club, hag-burlesque bar in Atlanta called The Clermont Lounge. They were pretty good, but the sound was very bad...not quite as rocking as I'd hoped, htough that could also be blamed on the odd venue.

Definitely NOT CRAP.

Was this with Don Caballero? I was doing sound, and it should be blamed on the "odd" venue and the horrid sound system.

I mostly remember sitting on the floor of the filthy dressing room which we shared with strippers who were looking for some "work" I guess, because one of them kept bending over "looking for her shoes" with her disgusting ass facing us.

zom-zom wrote:Huh.. was I playing guitar? Possibly Corey as well?

Anyhoo.. yes a total airtight hell-hole.

zom-zom wrote:Gerard-Jean Boissy.

Steve V. wrote:88 Fingers Louie 45 was gone.

bigc wrote:I saw them at a sort of strip club, hag-burlesque bar in Atlanta called The Clermont Lounge. They were pretty good, but the sound was very bad...not quite as rocking as I'd hoped, htough that could also be blamed on the odd venue.

zom-zom wrote:I mostly remember sitting on the floor of the filthy dressing room which we shared with strippers who were looking for some "work" I guess, because one of them kept bending over "looking for her shoes" with her disgusting ass facing us.