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Peter Helliar - Frisky - @Newtown - 07/10/05

Keep them waiting. Forget the time, that's irrelevant. Start about an hour after the post and even then, don't come out first. Instead, send out another man to warm the crowd up. A few of them are sleeping off the week. Others getting well blotto for the upcoming weekend. Others still are actually looking forward to the in between. Whatever and wherever that is.

Some band is on muffle down on Level One. Level Two of @Newtown is spacious, seats all over the place and people lining the walls. On and on the people look for seats in the dark. An hour of this continues with the band playing songs and singing with a forgettable beat in a familiar sound.

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Electrelane - September 24th - @Newtown

Kiosk are on stage first.

Kiosk sound like 80's underground noise/punk.

Kiosk make me regret the fact that way too few people turned up to see Kiosk.

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The Dog Logs (Monologues by Dogs) - Cracker Comedy Festival - @Newtown, Level 3 - 09/03/05

Boscaiola on one plate, bolognese on the other, time on the side. All tastes disappear when the heat is on and forces itself a blister from the tongue inside a pizza restaurant on Enmore Road. Back over at Muncheros inside @Newtown, the waitresses have ears that pick up the slightest of comments from the register. One such as, "she's hot" from a distance normally safe and drowning in the ambience of the bar just over the shoulder.

Level 3 of @Newtown faces off against a sheer open edging along one of the walls up the stairs. The sharp and jagged corners, enough to slice open a forehead if not for flimsy red and white tape marking its presence. Passing the landing on Level 2, there's a strange sensation of climbing up onto the roof. Save for the fact that the play room is on the inside, it pretty much is. Trucks and motorbikes from the street are clearly audible with a dull dullness about their voice.

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