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| For a band with a notoriously erratic live history, Red Jezebel were
certainly on the money for their BDO appearance quickly moving into a fantastic
version of 'Sail'. Ever the energetic performers, Chris Hayes and Paul
Wood lurched around stage like wild men whilst bassist Mark Cruikshank
spent practically the entire gig with his back to the ausience. Wood's
vocal approach to 'Itch' deserves a special mention for making the word
'Yeah' musically relevant again, although Special Moments in Rock Excellence
award has to go to Hayes' failed attempt at a classic rock pose which brought
him flat on his back, earning a standing ovation from the crowd. In true
rock
fashion, they left the stage with their instruments still humming, but the memory of his performance will no doubt last for quite a while longer. - Xpress Thanx to soda. |
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| Over to the local stage, and someone mentioned to me the other day
that they thought Red Jezebel just might have a bit of Oasis in them. Chris
Hayes as Noel G? Judging by his BDO performance, maybe it's not such a
far fetched idea. He may need to practice his "monitor stomp" move though.
That is unless he's perfected a new variation where you land flat on your
back! The Jez played like they were enjoying themselves as much, maybe
even more, than their audience. Security tags swung, sweat flew, and there
was a sense that this was perhaps the most fun to be had at the local stage
all day.
- Hype Thanx to soda. |
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