Daniel Sassoon leaves Electrico!

97 was the year "flush after use" was released as well. I love that compilation!

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thats one of the best compilation evaaaahhh... and my ex bassist had to lose every single CD that I passed to him... bastard!!!!

I suddenly miss SEBERYNIC!!!!
 
It's okay, dude. Most people (esp. Singaporeans) know our music history. As much as the older peeps here know about the indie/ metal/ hardcore scene of our generation, we have very little knowledge of the acts in the 60's and 70's like the Quests and Straydogs as well. The main problem is there are very attention paid to our music forebearers (someone Spellcheck this for me. Thanks!).

actually, i have been trying to catch the old acts perform live if possible. so far, have managed to watch straydogs jamming probably about 3, 4 years back and recently caught matthew and the mandarins playing.
i was surprised actuaally by the drumming styles - very light touch but dynamic as compared to today - dynamic means hit harder. :P
i guess the quests don't play or jam anywhere anymore?
 
thats one of the best compilation evaaaahhh... and my ex bassist had to lose every single CD that I passed to him... bastard!!!!

I suddenly miss SEBERYNIC!!!!

Every time I hear the 2 Stoned Revivals tunes, I think of the Divinyls' tune 'Every Time I Think Of You, I Touch Myself'!

I is the happiest bunny when they agreed to be part of the For Good compilation 2 years ago...
 
I think retired liao. One of them, I can't recall his name, has relocated to London.

I think it's Jimmy Appudurai Chua? Very nice guy and a top notch guitar player, I met him about 10 years ago in London when he was taking photos for a Catherine Wheel show that I reviewed. We last talked some years ago but I have long since lost touch.
 
*feels unfortunate for not knowing anything about Livonia*

Just remembered...

Bro Ken bro is putting together a rockumentary about forgotten indie/ metal/ hardcore bands of the past. He's mentioned that he's gotten some very interesting acts of yore to share.

Prolly, you'd get to hear more about past forgotten but goot acts...
 
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seriously, that reflection shot in the restaurant's glass panel is so kubrick! :)
who's the poor/lucky girl you guys used for the video?
 
now that my friend, is a story unto itself, and certainly not meant for public discourse :) under pain of torture and prolonged death, any readers who might know the answer are hereby forewarned to hold their tongue, thank you very much!

PS - this was a student film project we unthinkingly participated in. as if that isn't stating the obvious.
 
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