AF LOGOS
Jan 8 2008
#2
nah unfortunatly nope, im down in london meeting some friends at that exact day lol
bit expensive though £8 is quite alot, gonna put a lot of people off it!
Jan 9 2008
#3
£8 is a lot to pay to hear 'white nightmare' then leave, which is what I'll assume tacks is going to do.
Jan 9 2008
#4
guydebordisdead wrote:
£8 is a lot to pay to hear 'white nightmare' then leave, which is what I'll assume tacks is going to do.
i've never heard an inner terrestrials song in my life Guy - I'm putting on the gig.
£8 - perhaps, wasn't my call. They are exactly £3 more famous than local bands? 
Jan 9 2008
#5
£8 probably is a little pricey, where does the money go? The flyer says AFed Solidarity Fund...perhaps somebody could explain a little. Some great bands playing though, Inner Terrestrials are brilliant.
Jan 10 2008
#6
Hey
May see some of you at the Terrestrials gig at the Plough Inn in Walthamstow, E17: someone i know is putting them on and it is a fiver. Sat 9 Feb - i am kinda excited! They come highly recommended by the Manc Afed contingent. 
Love
LW XX
Jan 11 2008
#7
Lone Wolf wrote:
May see some of you at the Terrestrials gig at the Plough Inn in Walthamstow, E17: someone i know is putting them on and it is a fiver.
nice. fuck you AF!
Jan 11 2008
#8
What is wrong with them playing at this pub???
Jan 11 2008
#9
you muppet.
Jan 11 2008
#10
sum-one wrote:
£8 probably is a little pricey, where does the money go? The flyer says AFed Solidarity Fund...perhaps somebody could explain a little. Some great bands playing though, Inner Terrestrials are brilliant.
I wrote a long intro to the solly fund somewhere it should actually be online... FFS, looking now
heres a short one written after the last gig:
Quote:
The money was paid out of the AF Solidarity Fund, which is what all benefit parties contribute to. The fund exists to support anarchist comrades and projects all over the world, either on our initiative or on application. Although we are pretty tight for money in the UK we can make a difference. The uneven exchange rate system that keeps the developing world dirt poor means that our money goes much further over there; for instance our Mexican comrade he could eat out for a week on £5. We hope to raise the Funds’ profile from now on. Our next event in Sheffield will be February 16th 2008 when we’ll be putting on the Inner Terrestrials (innerterrestrials.org.uk) plus support in a licensed venue so hopefully won’t get raided at 8pm this time.
Jan 11 2008
#11
also - the IT are from london. I would like ti suggest it cost a wee bit more than the £3 diffrence in price to get them up to shef.
HOWEVER: there is now a guestlist system - if you email the sheffield AF address your name will be put on the list and you will pay £6 only
very fair i think
Jan 12 2008
#12
guestlist 
Jan 13 2008
#13
oisleep wrote:
guestlist
"If your name's not down, you're not coming in..." Does anyone else remember that awful novelty dance tune.. think it was called "The Bouncer" ..
Tacks
Good on ya - g'luck with the gig. 
John.
God you're a miserable fucker sometimes. 
Love
LW XXX
Jan 13 2008
#14
Thanks Tacks, actually i think i may have read that before... anyway, good luck with the gig!
Jan 14 2008
#15
thats not a novelty tune, it's classic old school hardcore!
Jan 15 2008
#16
Tacks wrote:
thats not a novelty tune, it's classic old school hardcore!
ha ha
It is not hardcore enough to be labelled that by me but still ..
It was soo a novelty tune .. lets split the difference and say it was both.
And for me classic old school is like Liquid and Baby D but still.. i wanna be nice. 
Jan 20 2008
#17
the guy who did The Bouncer is playing bangface soon.
Jan 21 2008
#18
The Plough is where Alf's band plays. The ICC wins again.
Jan 21 2008
#19
jef costello wrote:
The Plough is where Alf's band plays. The ICC wins again.
Yeah i know - i will be inviting Alf to the gig.
Jan 21 2008
#20
Alf's in a band!
What kind of music?
Jan 21 2008
#21
if it all goes well. which it should, you should start putting more gigs on like a red house and grapes and stuff, get more people interested about stuff.
Jan 21 2008
#22
yeah, red house is free as well i think - but you need your own sound system.
Jan 21 2008
#23
...in fact making it no different from an abandoned warehouse
Jan 21 2008
#24
aye but people like "Hyenas" have a p.a. and shit, im sure of it, or even "population lost"
Jan 21 2008
#25
hmmm.
groovy
Jan 21 2008
#26
get pop lost to deff do a gig, they'll play owt and all rate rad guys, up for any gig
Jan 21 2008
#27
Volin wrote:
Alf's in a band!What kind of music?
Bluesy type stuff i believe - they are on Monday nights at the Plough. You could come down for the Terrestrials on the Sat and band night on that Mon but Skye is a long way away for a gig. (So cool that i stayed just a mile away from you and know how gorgeous where you live is -this is me trying to console you for your musical isolation. btw )
Love
LW XX
Jan 22 2008
#28
volin if you live in skye, are u the AFer i met at projectile a couple of times?
surely not multiple anarchists in skye!
Jan 22 2008
#29
Lone Wolf wrote:
Bluesy type stuff i believe - they are on Monday nights at the Plough. You could come down for the Terrestrials on the Sat and band night on that Mon but Skye is a long way away for a gig. (So cool that i stayed just a mile away from you and know how gorgeous where you live is -this is me trying to console you for your musical isolation. btw )
Awww, I definetely would...if I didn't live hundreds of miles away and have lots of uni work to do. 
But I'm not musically isolated, apart from all the pub sessions I'm in an indie band (all our own songs and in Gaelic - take that conformity!!).
Whereabouts did you live?
Jan 22 2008
#30
ooh has band got myspace?
its nice mate, will keep it at the ready.
If you would prefer to keep doing logo's rather than get involved with the org
then can i suggest actually doing a free-hand tag style one, and then scanning to make one like youn just did? it would be much cooler IMO.
See you at the inner terrestrials?