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Old Feb 4th 2005, 10:05 pm
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Originally Posted by Simone
Mmm... so are you going to the Blues and Roots festival on April (2nd?) in Fremantle??
http://www.sunsetevents.com.au/index...t=5&Display=46
That's a pretty cool lineup, I like G.Love & Special Sauce.

Here's a funny piece on John Butler from the Chaser:

http://www.chaser.com.au/show_story.asp?ID=1001&ED=90

John Butler Trio adds to tsunami suffering

The tsunami crisis worsened last night, when unpopular folk group the John Butler Trio performed at the WaveAid concert, sweeping away scores of concert goers in a tide of self-righteousness and shitty music.

“When the tsunami occurred, we called for Australians to show compassion and take some time for sombre reflection� said James Cassidy of the Australian Red Cross. “But at no point did we call for a twat in a tea cosy to subject the public to forty minutes of hippie roots music.�

John Butler, however, has denied that his involvement in the concert was unwelcome. “Charity events are my chance to give something back, and I always enjoy playing to an audience, even if they have come to see other acts and pelt me with rubbish.�

Shannon Tennant was one of those who witnessed the tragedy unfold. “There was a strange calm after the first song – it was eerily peaceful. The only sound was of people leaving. Then you got a terrible sense that Butler was going to attempt a ham-fisted analogy about a wave of inequality swamping the world every day. And sure enough, he managed to tie the tsunami to the war in Iraq, the hole in the ozone layer, greedy big business, and his son Banjo.�

“I was powerless to do anything about it. I got a real sense of what people who saw the first wave coming must have felt.�

The performance is Butler’s seventh appearance at a charity benefit this month, which the star ascribes to his social conscience, and the fact that no promoter will pay him to appear.

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Old Feb 4th 2005, 10:42 pm
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Originally Posted by mutant
All Aussie music IMHO is crap. Get some good ole Brit stuff and you can't go wrong...Keane, Coldplay etc

Coldplay... Dad Rock....very very dulll
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Old Feb 5th 2005, 1:20 am
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Originally Posted by si.young
Snowpatrol are good to, but there are some very good Australian bands, how about Jet & The Vines (ace band).
Ok, I retract the last statement. Jet are Ok and there are one or two single tracks here or there but on the whole Aus music is not up to much. Just my opinion.
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Old Feb 5th 2005, 1:59 am
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Originally Posted by renth
That's a pretty cool lineup, I like G.Love & Special Sauce.

Here's a funny piece on John Butler from the Chaser:

http://www.chaser.com.au/show_story.asp?ID=1001&ED=90

John Butler Trio adds to tsunami suffering
lol!
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