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8 Mar 2007, 23:14

Australian band,went to see them in manc with monty last night.fairly good but the main highlight was the famale lead singer,WHAT A LOOKER,dark haired as well :nod: anyboby else been to gawp at her yet ? :laugh:

8 Mar 2007, 23:26

her name is "juanita stein".

9 Mar 2007, 04:17

Saw them in Portsmouth last Tuesday. Fantastic band. Great album too.

9 Mar 2007, 04:19

banshee wrote: Australian band,went to see them in manc with monty last night.fairly good but the main highlight was the famale lead singer,WHAT A LOOKER,dark haired as well anyboby else been to gawp at her yet ?

I had to go google her. You do like your dusky brunettes, dontcha? :skeptic:

9 Mar 2007, 04:58

El Jarvo wrote:

banshee wrote: Australian band,went to see them in manc with monty last night.fairly good but the main highlight was the famale lead singer,WHAT A LOOKER,dark haired as well anyboby else been to gawp at her yet ?

I had to go google her. You do like your dusky brunettes, dontcha?

wow,thats made me google eyed :eek3: thanks for that. she was praising manchester for its music and said ' i am not just saying it to suck up to you or to suck you all off ' about 4 people at once shouted ' i fucking wish !! ' :laugh: they were pretty good actually.setting sun is the best song

9 Mar 2007, 05:00

There's nothing Wong with a hot brunette. :)

9 Mar 2007, 06:37

El Jarvo wrote:

banshee wrote: Australian band,went to see them in manc with monty last night.fairly good but the main highlight was the famale lead singer,WHAT A LOOKER,dark haired as well anyboby else been to gawp at her yet ?

I had to go google her. You do like your dusky brunettes, dontcha?

Some sort of animation is required to fully appreciate her lovely wiggly hip action.

9 Mar 2007, 06:50

She doesn't come close to the bird from The Zutons, and given she plays the sax, she must be top draw at other things...

9 Mar 2007, 18:06

Steve wrote: She doesn't come close to the bird from The Zutons, and given she plays the sax, she must be top draw at other things...

Does she also play the pink flute?

9 Mar 2007, 18:11

Really liked them.Cheers Grant,thanks for lift home mate. And here they are....my favourite song of the moment!

10 Mar 2007, 04:06

MONTY The Merciless wrote: Really liked them.Cheers Grant,thanks for lift home mate. And here they are....my favourite song of the moment!

no problem mate.setting sun,song and video both fantastic

10 Mar 2007, 05:09

Good song that (new to me)

Is it worth listening further?

10 Mar 2007, 05:31

They were a really good support band for Placebo's tour last year in Australia. Good to see them making it places further afield from here.

10 Mar 2007, 08:34

i like blessed night, not really heard much more. might investigate further

10 Mar 2007, 14:33

saw these on channel 4 a few months ago by accident. 1st came the overwhelming attraction to the lead-singer, then i realised she actually had a decent voice and some good tunes

the album's tops. some great songs on there, deffo worth a listen :nod:

10 Mar 2007, 14:45

What the fuck is going on.

I went to see a band with Roy the other week and the guitarist had a lovely white Rickenbacker that he ruined by holding it with a Fender strap. now here's another one.

Someone should do something about this sort of thing.

:nono:

10 Mar 2007, 14:46

The Rickenbacker we saw was nicer than that one, by the way.

10 Mar 2007, 14:46

The album is pretty good.low happening is my fav,but there is a few alternative country type tracks on it that i am not as keen on.not sure about the guitar thing but would like to see her hold another chic with a strap on :laugh: