Midnight Oil

Subject: Re: [SPAM]Re: [powderworks] Sorry, boys, no time to rehearse- from Saturday's Age.
From: "Gary Badger" <garybadger67@yahoo.com.au>
Date: 10/03/2009, 9:15 pm
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C'mon Daz,
 
Even with Pete missing the rehearsals it will be a kick-ass show. You think he's not practicing in the car / shower, and doing those vocalist exercises? You think he's not singing along to CDs like the rest of us? Of course he is!
 
He'll be fine, while the rest of the band will also be tight for the couple of days rehearsals. Not only that, I'm going to Friday's show so the bugs will have been iron out the prior night ;o)
 
Cheers,
Gary.
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: Tribe Goddard
To: powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 6:58 PM
Subject: [SPAM]Re: [powderworks] Sorry, boys, no time to rehearse- from Saturday's Age.



Being an avid Oils fan I'm not too concerned but I know some of my mates who forked out the $80 and aren't HUGE fans will be very disappointed if it comes across as a rehearsal. Management better be prepared for the angry backlash if the gig isn't up to standard - $80 for a warm up gig is one thing, rehearsal is something entirely different (although I guess it's hardly going to impact on future album/tour sales). Surely there was a cheaper venue available (ANU Bar?) which would have cut costs down? I wonder if they considered negotiating with a smaller venue at cost "C'mon champ, it's the rehearsal for the Bushfire Relief Concert, how about doing it at cost and claiming it on your tax return as a donation to charity" or something like that (note, not sure if a service can be claimed but at the least the publicity would have been worth something to the venue). Mind you maybe the Convention Centre came to the party, seems unlikely though, I park there each work day and the ba$tards certainly like to bleed punters dry. I have faith but if the unthinkable happens I'm not standing in front of the angry mob ;)

Cheers

Daz