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| 1. Nutt Megalomaniac 2. Nutmeg 3. Question of Life 4. Party At Ground Zero | 5. Unknown song Set by Joi with Fishbone backing 6. Behaviour Control Technician 7. Psychologically Overcast |
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Review found on the web After opener Buddha Bass something-or-other finished their set, the stage announcer -- some Nineties Wavy Gravy holdover who used three and only three adjectives (irie! phat! and righteous!) -- said enthusiastically, "Art rock is not dead." Well the person who resurrected it ought to suffer through something at least as horribly painful as BB's set. Next, Zuba's lead singer continually implored th...
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© Mikey Brick |
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© Mikey Brick |
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