my escapades this weekend.
First up was the Bar Below on Friday in Folkestone where
the Half Wits and Ted Dibiase were amongst the acts warming
up for Seven Day Conspiracy who got a lower turnout
than they really deserved.
Those who were present however enjoyed it and the photos
below give an idea of how chaotic it all got.
The overall high point of 7 Day Conspiracy's set was a punk rock rendition
of Greg Lake's "I Believe In Father Christmas" played in the key of G major
and resulted in the above photo.
I'm not sure what the bar staff thought of it as they weren't too keen on TDMDPB throwing talcum powder and Lee attacking me mid-way through their set, despite me playing along with it.
However the promoter for that gig does nights at the Beercart in
Canterbury so there maybe more of a similar nature to come.
We then headed to the Harvey hotel bar where Lee ended up stealing
money from Tadhg and Dubahn from the Half Wits after losing
to him at pool, and whilst Ted Dibiase stayed over in Folkestone
that night (in the touring van) myself and the Half Wits struggled
to get a taxi back to Canters.
We succeeded thankfully, and somewhat managed to make it
over to the Three Tuns last night where those playing where Philtrum
and Captain Bastard and the Scallywags.
The latter were minus lead singer Andrew as he was at a wedding but
they managed to give off a good set without him.
As a whole I'd see it as a warm up to Tuppence And The Gang
performing on the 20th at the Three Tuns where Ted Dibiase will
be one of the warm up acts, and I look set to be involved in an even
more painful stunt that before.
Let's say a drum kit will be involved.
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