I'm interviewing Chris Liberator
- Thread starter Taxamo Welf
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weren't they all girls?
I sat through all them crappy anarcho bands more times than I care to remember.
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Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
Mostly but not all, what with Chris being a bloke and that
I quite liked HTW, i remember a peel session they did and a song called Song of Deep Hate amongst others that i thought was great. Still got on a cassette tape somewhere.
was he the drummer then?
we used to hang about with all that crowd (but i was more interested in dropping trips than introducing myself tbh)
GarfieldLeChat
fucking awesome but wrong
those were the days
did you ever see the guy with the teapot on his head with the whirle magic round about type thing which came out of the top paitned blue ...I have a beautify memory of one of my friends before he went mental trying unsucessfully to skin up for about an hour being ripped to fuckery and then going to lick it and getting the entire contents of the spliff in his mouth
YES!!! Pretty sure we've covered that
terribly sorry. my attention must have been occupied elsewhere.
Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
Why? Was that you?those were the days
My memories of the Theatre factory are all suitably vague i'm afraid....
(Shrape) that gave him his first proper DJ slot?
I don't doubt my best friend.
Lady Owen Arms (squatted) in Angel innit... Shrape used to come partying round my "house" afew times.. you remember the Air Gallery on Rosebery Avenue?? 1989-90.. and the factory up Brewery Road in Kings Cross a bit later.. Chris is coming to the Unsound beach party this year by the way
GarfieldLeChat
fucking awesome but wrong
Why? Was that you?
god no i looked like a fat keith from prodigy circa firestarter years...
do you know what? you're the first person i've met (in my 6 years online) who (admitted to) knew shrape. so well done
amazing really because they put the best parties on in london all through
91/92ish. we were on guest lists all over town during those days because all the promoters were at our parties.
i was at the lady owen and the air gallery and the school in stockwell (2000 people rammed in for one of the best nights of my life) and some squat in the city and a few other parties at the squat where we all lived.
fucking mad times.
do you know what? you're the first person i've met (in my 6 years online) who (admitted to) knew shrape. so well done
amazing really because they put the best parties on in london all through
91/92ish. we were on guest lists all over town during those days because all the promoters were at our parties.
i was at the lady owen and the air gallery and the school in stockwell (2000 people rammed in for one of the best nights of my life) and some squat in the city and a few other parties at the squat where we all lived.
fucking mad times.
wicked times indeed...i remember helping paint those massive backdrops in the stockwell school... tank girl,easter island heads etc.. spent many a wasted afternoon round at Lawford Road in Kentish Town.. Urge!!
Nice one Tax. Let us know how you get on.
(Speaking of Nuclear Free Zone, gergl and I are going to the 414 tomorrow, where there'll be not one or two but all three Liberators playing!)
(Speaking of Nuclear Free Zone, gergl and I are going to the 414 tomorrow, where there'll be not one or two but all three Liberators playing!)
is that the one where Co-Creators played in the old school hall? And someone let off the sprinklers?
I am interested in how people keep going in the hard/acid techno scene without burning out. 20 years is a long time to keep slamming down squelching 303s...does it not get boring? do the years of late nights and caning it not catch up with you? (they did me!) what keeps them going or is it more of a hobby now with day jobs on the side? (I know chris does some journalism...maybe julian is a landscape gardener?
in fact Brewery Road was one of Spiral Tribes first venues.. after it'd been properly rinsed by Shrape
there was only shrape and spiral tribe doing the parties at the time iirc and the spirals were attracting most of the heat at the time which allowed the shrape parties to go off. thats how i remembered it anyway.
dont ask me. i burnt out
I took a few years off chilling in france, then got back into it in a much less hectic way.
Sir Belchalot
arenicola marina
The first band I saw Chris in was Cold War (not to be confused with the Irish punk band of the same name).
There's a song available on the excellent Kill Your Pet Puppy blog here:
http://www.killyourpetpuppy.co.uk/news/?p=239
Part of the whole anarcho-punk scene without sounding too punk (like many of the early bands on that scene)
There's a song available on the excellent Kill Your Pet Puppy blog here:
http://www.killyourpetpuppy.co.uk/news/?p=239
Part of the whole anarcho-punk scene without sounding too punk (like many of the early bands on that scene)
Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
Live Fast, Die Young non-stop giirl/boy action. A mizbehaviour/liberator production.
Darling, shall we don our best new togs & go dancing down 'the ministry' to the trendy new chicago sounds i read about in the n.m.e?
Bollox to that! I'm going to "Live Fast, Die Young" to get off my head to 'aving it turbo charged acid trance & pumping uplifting house in a bif f k-off warehouse in Dalston!
backside of djs
Darling, shall we don our best new togs & go dancing down 'the ministry' to the trendy new chicago sounds i read about in the n.m.e?
Bollox to that! I'm going to "Live Fast, Die Young" to get off my head to 'aving it turbo charged acid trance & pumping uplifting house in a bif f k-off warehouse in Dalston!
backside of djs
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