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hallucienate wrote:I recorded the live gig they did on South African radio in 2000, just the main gig, no encore, no drummer

Karst wrote:

hallucienate wrote:I recorded the live gig they did on South African radio in 2000, just the main gig, no encore, no drummer

Ah, was that you. I was wondering - one of the tracks is double and must be taken from a record. Unusual tracklisting. They couldn't get the kit over so that was why Scott wasn't there I believe. Gave Mark (ex guitarist) a copy of that one actually.

hallucienate wrote:They played the same main set in Cape Town, but the encore lasted about an hour.

Karst wrote:

hallucienate wrote:They played the same main set in Cape Town, but the encore lasted about an hour.

Do you know if there is a tape of that one? Or any of the other dates during the recon 2000 tour. Think Wayne & Mark were also over in 1995 and part of the band played the Kylami Race Track fesitval in '96 - ever seen/hear that one?

Sorry about the questions.

ta.

hallucienate wrote:The kylami gig and all the others took place in Johannesburg, so I didn't go to any but I've got a friend there who did, I can pester him for details if you like.

sunset yellow wrote:Your signature is awesome Lucien!!

paint it black wrote:a nice Mish list?


Kilburn 25.11.86 - MX recording, and why were tickets only a pound?

Karst wrote:

hallucienate wrote:The kylami gig and all the others took place in Johannesburg, so I didn't go to any but I've got a friend there who did, I can pester him for details if you like.

That would be great! Thanks for the info on the Cape Town gig. Remember it being a bit of a shambles.

hallucienate wrote:Whilst on the topic of thing Mish: Have you got Hussey's remixes of the 2 No Friends Of Harry tracks? I can send you MP3s if you need.

Karst wrote:

hallucienate wrote:Whilst on the topic of thing Mish: Have you got Hussey's remixes of the 2 No Friends Of Harry tracks? I can send you MP3s if you need.

I think I might have - but not sure. Do you have them sitting somewhere? I can pick them up no problem. Send me a PM with details. Thanks!

Spiggy's hat wrote:

paint it black wrote:a nice Mish list?


Kilburn 25.11.86 - MX recording, and why were tickets only a pound?

Wayne says 'Not bad for a quid, next time we'll do it for free".

I didn't know that they did the same deal later in the tour.

paint it black wrote:

Spiggy's hat wrote:

paint it black wrote:a nice Mish list?


Kilburn 25.11.86 - MX recording, and why were tickets only a pound?

Wayne says 'Not bad for a quid, next time we'll do it for free".

I didn't know that they did the same deal later in the tour.

he says something very similar on mine

Intro/ Wasteland/ And the Dance Goes On/ Garden of Delight/ Like a Hurricane/ Let Sleeping Dogs Die/ Serpents Kiss/ Over the Hills & Far Away/ Stay With Me/ Wake/ Blood Brother/ 1969/ Sacrilege/ Tomorrow Never Knows/ Wishing Well/ Shelter from the Storm

hallucienate wrote:The kylami gig and all the others took place in Johannesburg, so I didn't go to any but I've got a friend there who did, I can pester him for details if you like.

Hhhhmmmmm. OK let's see...................

The first time they were out here they played at the Doors (the old one in the middle of JHB). They played an unplugged set, as there were only 2. And they only played for 2 nights. The venue was absolutely packed, and you could hardly move. It was one of the first times a big alternative name came to SA. This was around the Carved in Sand / Stone era (Amelia was a big hit then, Deliverance was being played big time, Butterfly on a Wheel, etc.). I still think this was them at the top of their game. How things changed........................

Then the next time they were here they played at the 5FM birthday party at Kyalami, open air concert. It pissed like crazy just before they played. They were really really good that night, and it was one of the best concerts of the m*****n. This was a full electric band. This was around the Masque album. You can imagine a whole bunch of "back in black coffin kids" jumping around soaked to the skin. The atmosphere was really good. Like a Child Again was my favourite at the time, and the band duly obliged.

The 3rd time they were here they played at the "new" Doors (the one we went to in Edenvale). They played on their "Resurrection" tour. This time it was Wayne, Craig and the guitarist (whoever). Wayne was out of his tree, forgot lyrics, and made a total dickhead of himself. Some of my friends even left early it was so bad. A real pity as the previous 2 gigs were awesome.

Now I almost never listen to the m*****n because of the last gig. Although I have started again as some of their guitar work is nice and easy to play along to. Of course, I will give the band their dues, as they really were one of the first big alternative names to come out, and for that I salute them, even if they are too pissed to acknowledge........................

I have a friend I will contact who is a bit more of a fan than me, and I will ask him the same question.

paint it black wrote:a nice Mish list?

i've just converted some tapes and i can't find them anywhere else?

Kilburn 25.11.86 - MX recording, and why were tickets only a pound?

ta muchly

the-happening wrote:The gig mentioned above with the tracklisting:

Intro/ Wasteland/ And the Dance Goes On/ Garden of Delight/ Like a Hurricane/ Let Sleeping Dogs Die/ Serpents Kiss/ Over the Hills & Far Away/ Stay With Me/ Wake/ Blood Brother/ 1969/ Sacrilege/ Tomorrow Never Knows/ Wishing Well/ Shelter from the Storm

is from the 25th November 1986 gig, the m*****n did indeed charge £1 to get into the Kilburn National but that was on the 20th February 1990 as it was filmed by Channel 4 for a programme called Rock Steady, the m*****n played a warm up gig the night before at the Marquee and the gig listings for 1990 would be very different. The Kilburn gig in 1990 was quite short about 1 hour as that was all that was wanted by the TV company.