Ikara Colt: Bournemouth Old Fire Station 2002

Wednesday, 13 March 2002

Bournemouth Old Fire Station 2002

This track was recorded live at Bournemouth Old Fire Station on the 13th of March 2002
i assume a recording of he full show exists however i only have this one track. i seem to remember downloading it on audiogalazy back in the day

if anyone out there has the full show please let me know

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paul resende: vocals and keyboards

interests: Cigarettes, Girls, Leather
favorite music: The Saints, The Fall, Modern Lovers, Gang of Four, Pil, Dirty Burds, Stooges, Gun Club, Kinks
favorite books: Master & Margarita, Bend Sinister, The Heart of a Dog, Beanos, Innovations catalogue
favorite tv shows: Wogan, Rising Damp, It's A Knockout
favorite movies: National Lampoons summer vacation Anything with Chevy Chase in it, Naked or anything by Mike Leigh:

claire ingram: guitar and vocals

guitar-god credentials: navigating her bandmates' anarchic backbeat, Ingram hammers out angular chiming melodies and razor edged hooks that hit the listner like ice cubes on an exposed nerve. She embodies this english crew's fusion of art rock's poise and punk rock's sputter'n' pummel.
setup: though her sonic palette is broad, her choice of gear isn't: Ingram runs her Fender Venus through a Turbo Rat pedal and a Vox-AC 30 amp (best known as the choice of the "other" British Invasion). While she uses a Tokai for backup, she's devoted to her Venus: "It's really cheap, but it does the job" she says.
trade secrets: Given Ikara's emphasis on rhythm, "We need a guitar that really cuts through," Ingram says. "I quite like a really trebly [sound], but really big and full as well." She describes her playing style as "very sharp, but quite chaotic at the same time." No surprise the, that as a teen, she worshipped Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore. "I wanted to make loads of noise" she says.

dominic young: drums

how did you get started? i saw '60s show Ready Steady Go when The Who performed 'anyway, anyhow, anywhere'. Keith Moon played the drums with such undiluted passion mirrored with such spiritual depth, I was awakened to the possibilities of the instrument. The art of drumming can express a range of experiences and emotions, be they sophisticated or primitive
describe your playing: intense assault, instilled with discipline and feel. You could say it was dumb but not stupid
biggesst influences: keith moon, phil rudd, stephen morris (joy division), scott asheton (stooges), john bonham and mitch mitchell. i also have a passionate admiration for virtuoso jazz drummers
greatest ambition: to inspire some kid to pick up the drums and wipe me out
drumming advice: there will always be better drummers than you, there will always be worse drummers than you - just make sure theyre not you...
favourite movies: Once Upon A Time In The West, TheThird Man, Jaws, Harvey, Barry Lyndon, Fearless Young Vampire Hunters, Apocalypse Now, Cabinet Of Dr Calagari, Citizen Kane.

jon ball: bass 1999-2003

tracy bellaries: bass 2003 onwards

interests: Music, bourbon on the rocks, tequila, beers, sauvignon blanc, gigs, gigs, gigs, travelling as much as possible, crashing on peoples floors, hangover cures....
favorite music: Royal Trux, Peaches, PJ Harvey, Cobra Killer, blues, Jimmy Scott, 60's girl groups, 50's/60's garage, 70's rock/punk/new wave, Pussy Galore, Sonic Youth, Trumans Water, Modey Lemon, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus&Mary Chain, The Fall, Neko Case, Gram Parsons..
favorite books: Bulgakov, Lynch On Lynch - David Lynch, Ask Dr, Mueller - Cookie Mueller, music biographies, 'Crackpot' - John Waters, Barry Gifford, Harry Crews.....
favorite tv shows: TV sux but Twin Peaks.....Six Feet Under
favorite movies: David Lynch, John Waters....Wim Wenders, Christopher Walken!, Julien Donkey Boy, Bully, Donnie Darko, Cabaret, early Scorcese, early 70's movies-The Deer Hunter & Dog Day Afternoon etc, Richard Kern movies for a good laugh...

Wednesday, 13 March 2002

Bournemouth Old Fire Station 2002

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