Links and Clippings

[mel_bound]

Post small articles and links and stuff in here, if they don't really warrant their own thread.

http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/7613/sainxa2.jpg
(this month's sain)

http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/97/birfdayoe6.jpg
(last month's sain)


Erin's find
Punk TV (http://www.punktv.ca/?c=105&a=1437)

[mel_bound]

Dunno where to put this, but a link to a site that sells OLD Drumscene (http://www.vorticitymusic.com/www/4/1000902/displayproduct/1001888_1001864_.html)

bahahaha, issue 23!!!!!!!

[The Dying Start]

Cha Ching!!

[Erin]

found a review on soe, the person seems to like it a lot
http://www.punknews.org/review/5449

[The Dying Start]

Hahaha...someone commented with "Modern Artillery was way better".

Not many people hold that view, i think.

[Erin]

as much as i enjoy the few songs i've heard (from MA) I still think SOE is higher on my list

[mel_bound]

hahaha thanks for that... what the hell?

double bass my ass

[Erin]

...im just as confused as you are

[Julian]

He/she is just refering to the fact that Scott doesn't play much slap in it so if you didn't know the band and listened to the cd, it wouldn't be obvious that it was a double bass.
sugarcult called and wants their band back

I thought this comment was weird, tle sound nothing like Sugarcult though I am a bit of a fan :D

[The Dying Start]

Double Bass My Ass is a great username...i might have to use that somewhere!

[Colezy]

The Mercury (Hobart newspaper) Sept 17th 2006

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/7233/mercuryreviewsept1706xc3.jpg

This next one is nice and big!

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/9652/mercuryreviewpicssept1706io0.jpg

Same as the previous one but with a few minor adjustments! :p

http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/7161/mercuryreviewpicssept1706tc7.jpg

[hillaas]

HAs anyone posted the pic from the latest Rolling Stone with Tre Cool and Scott? If not ill scan it n chuck it on here.

[Colezy]

Go for it! I'm pretty sure it hasn't been done.

[hillaas]

I'll do it when i can be bothered.

[Sarah]

Nicole, those articles are ace!! And i'm sure that's me in there somewhere - I just can't actually see me, haha!! I love the bottom middle picture - how awsome is that!!

[hillaas]

Why is that random guy so cool?

[Sarah]

Cos he was next to Nicole in the front row - der :P

haha, dunno, was he chatting you up?? :)

[Colezy]

Nicole, those articles are ace!! And i'm sure that's me in there somewhere - I just can't actually see me, haha!! I love the bottom middle picture - how awsome is that!!
Yeah, they're good articles! The bottom middle pic is so cool..i love it!! They need to come here more often!
Why is that random guy so cool?
He was the only "sane" person near me, with the exception of Sarah. Ok, so I wasn't sane the whole time, especially when Chris looked at me (i went sorta shy, but then mental! :P haha) and yeah, he was just a really nice dude. :)

[Colezy]

Cos he was next to Nicole in the front row - der :P

haha, dunno, was he chatting you up?? :)

No, not really..although he was quite friendly! :p

[hillaas]

Quite friendly eh? :P

[Colezy]

Yeah, he just seemed to be really interested in what i had to say..and yeah. Thats all!

[hillaas]

They always do...

You are so in!

[Colezy]

Oh really?? And you would know because...? :p

[Lowee]

...He's one of 'em :p

[Colezy]

Noooooo *shakes head* :p

[The Dying Start]

So anyway, after youse had sex...

[hillaas]

Just finished.....

that was goo-oo-oo-oodd!

[The Dying Start]

Gross. Get out of my sight.

[Colezy]

That's what I thought when I saw Andre :p

[Amur]

HAs anyone posted the pic from the latest Rolling Stone with Tre Cool and Scott? If not ill scan it n chuck it on here.

what's about scan time???:D pleeeeaase!!!

[hillaas]

These two pics are from the latest edition of Rolling Stone and are from the Warped Tour.

This one is of Scott with Tre Cool:

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j85/hillaas/trenscott.jpg

and here is the other one of Chris (which someone posted before):

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j85/hillaas/chris-1.jpg

[simonnott]

I took the one of Tre and Scotty, glad they are getting used!

[simonnott]

http://f3.yahoofs.com/users/434cff37za9ca6db5/8844re2/__sr_/5ecbre2.jpg?phAiOEFBzMdcPkJ5


Bit of publicity in the Mid-Devon Gazette series, though I'm not responsible for the cheesy editing and crappy headline and caption!

[Colezy]

It could just be me, but the link you gave isn't working, Simon :)

[The Dying Start]

I've recieved a PM from Si, and we're endeavoring to work it out...

[simonnott]

The link should work now but I don't have time to post it propely, if you want to do it Glenn feel free, I want to post the Big Cheese article too, so will have to learn! Thanks for your PM

[The Dying Start]

Yahoo won't let you direct link the file, so we can't post it up as an image.

So everyone should click that link up there!!!

Great article Si! Is there anyway I can get a bigger scan? If you can email me one then i'll put it on my site in the Article archive eventually.

[Kevin]

tle have the right idea, wearing white instead of black in the sun.

stay cool boys, literally! :p

[Colezy]

Meh. Still wont work, buts thats ok.

[hillaas]

I took the one of Tre and Scotty, glad they are getting used!

What's it like being a freelance photographer? Cos that is one of the career paths i'm thinking of doing.

[The Dying Start]

I don't think Si is a freelance photographer by trade. More a music journalist/columnist. I think it just happened that he got some good shots while he was there.

Although i could be wrong..it is true that Simon is a man of many talents.

[The Dying Start]

31.08.2006 - Adelaide Advertiser
http://www.23rdprecinct.net/articles/paper/2006_3108_advertiser.jpg

11.09.2006 - Adelaide Advertiser
http://www.23rdprecinct.net/articles/paper/2006_1109_advertiser.jpg


The [23rdPrecinct] (http://www.23rdprecinct.net) Press Archive is now updated as of TODAY. :)

[Colezy]

Awesome work, Glenny :)

[The Dying Start]

Go me.

I rule.

[simonnott]

I'm not a freelance photographer but a freelance writer who took some pix, that was the deal, one day I'll post them all but at the moment Rae has them to do with as she wishes so it's best not to publish them on the net just yet. I'll get on the case uploading that article to photobucket.

[simonnott]

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m107/simonnott/TLEGazette.jpg

[Kristen]

11.09.2006 - Adelaide Advertiser
http://www.23rdprecinct.net/articles/paper/2006_1109_advertiser.jpg


The [23rdPrecinct] (http://www.23rdprecinct.net) Press Archive is now updated as of TODAY. :)


Is that story for real? Jebus the Advertiser is a weird newspaper. They'll write just about anything if they can get some reference to Andylaide in there. Next we'll see the headline "Green Day's stylist's best mate's cat's former owner lived in Adelaide for 3 days"

[Kristen]

P.S. I don't like this thread. I'd prefer that the articles had their own threads. I think it makes it easier for people to keep track of everything and be sure they've seen them all. But you kiddies will do what you want... so carry on I guess!

[Erin]

:D sweet articles!

[The Dying Start]

P.S. I don't like this thread. I'd prefer that the articles had their own threads. I think it makes it easier for people to keep track of everything and be sure they've seen them all. But you kiddies will do what you want... so carry on I guess!

I agree, as i think I said, but it's done now!



And yes, that toothache article is for real, and we have a section in The Advertiser called Adelaide Confidential. It's a two page gossip column. So that's where these "weird" articles come from. It's all filled with tidbits like that.

[Erin]

found this letter on X-press' website...

Dear X-Press,

I was disgusted and embarrassed by the behaviours of two band members from End Of Fashion at last week’s Living End concert.

Whilst the Living End were playing I noticed two drunk guys standing on the edge of the crowd whistling like girls and very obviously mocking the audience’s cheers and the Living End’s music. It was the bassist and lead guitarist from End Of Fashion. After I approached them, they had no answer to my queries of their disrespectful and patronising behaviour considering they had just supported the Living End. Needless to say, I was embarrassed and ashamed by their cocky behaviour, especially coming from West Aussies.

I was further disappointed after hearing Chris from the Living End, a band that clearly has integrity, thank the End Of Fashion for their contribution. Considering the Living End’s concert was a sell out, End Of Fashion should be grateful for the opportunity to play to a larger audience which they wouldn’t normally be able to fill on their own.

Boys, if you’re not interested in Living End’s music don’t support them. Furthermore, until you endure more than 10 years of success, you’re by no means in a position to mock the music, and the opportunities bigger bands can give you.

You guys obviously don’t have the fundamental qualities to be a genuinely likeable band.

Totally disgusted,
Lisa

[Ally]

Good on Lisa! Whilst the Living End were playing last night at the Palace, I saw a couple of the End Of Fashion boys side of stage, clearly looking jealous at the crowd going mental for our boys. After the show we also got some dirty looks from EoF when they walked past outside. I don't think anyone who's met them this tour has had any nice things to say about them.

[*M!]

wow - who knew that the EoF guys could be such dickheads!

but then again - they're going to suffer a quick but relatively painless demise... they got the Aria for best newcomer last year (didn't they)

i can't think of one single act that's gone on to amazingly fantastic things after that...

*waits to be proven wrong*

*M!

[Kevin]

P.S. I don't like this thread. I'd prefer that the articles had their own threads. I think it makes it easier for people to keep track of everything and be sure they've seen them all. But you kiddies will do what you want... so carry on I guess!

agreed

the first post says the thread was for small articles and links, yet there are several full page articles which could have had their own thread, and everything is mixed up between off topic chatter.

so make some new posts (about articles), it makes this place look more active too

[mel_bound]

yeah I now reckon this thread is a bad idea too.. Do with it what you will Mods :)

[AlinaPOW]

Good on Lisa! Whilst the Living End were playing last night at the Palace, I saw a couple of the End Of Fashion boys side of stage, clearly looking jealous at the crowd going mental for our boys. After the show we also got some dirty looks from EoF when they walked past outside. I don't think anyone who's met them this tour has had any nice things to say about them.

Dude, are you sure that wasn't Red Riders looking from side of stage? I'm pretty sure it was Red Riders. When it went dark on stage at one point during TLE set they decided to throw a glow stick into the crowd. I can't promise that i didn't encourage them :P

Stupid End of Fashion. That lead singer dude. He is smug as all hell! And didn't you get a kiss blown at you by the other guitarist dude Ally?

[The Dying Start]

wow - who knew that the EoF guys could be such dickheads!

I did. I said it right after the Adelaide shows.

They had a contempt for their audience that i hadn't seen from a band in years. The only exception was the Lead Guitarist who seemed to genuinely give himself to the music. The others were being faggots the whole time. Absolutely rediculous.

[mel_bound]

Dude, are you sure that wasn't Red Riders looking from side of stage? I'm pretty sure it was Red Riders. When it went dark on stage at one point during TLE set they decided to throw a glow stick into the crowd. I can't promise that i didn't encourage them :P

Stupid End of Fashion. That lead singer dude. He is smug as all hell! And didn't you get a kiss blown at you by the other guitarist dude Ally?

I also thought that was Red Riders....


I GOT THAT SMUG ARSE TO WEAR A CHANNEL V HAT! YESYESYES!

[Erin]

how?

oh god damn it...its not short!!!

[mel_bound]

Before the gig the Ch V dudes were handing out brown capped-beanies, and during EOF someone threw one on stage. When there was a moment of quiet I yelled out to him "PUT ON THE HAT!" he looked at me and I pointed to the hat behind him. He played a song with it on!! bahahaha.

[Erin]

haha! im surprised he listened to anyone...

[Ally]

Dude, are you sure that wasn't Red Riders looking from side of stage? I'm pretty sure it was Red Riders. When it went dark on stage at one point during TLE set they decided to throw a glow stick into the crowd. I can't promise that i didn't encourage them :P

Stupid End of Fashion. That lead singer dude. He is smug as all hell! And didn't you get a kiss blown at you by the other guitarist dude Ally?

Ahh okay, I thought it was End of Fashion on side of stage.

That was Lauren that he blew the kiss to. He shouted something at her during their set, something to try and get her pumped because most of us were standing there looking bored. Then at the end of their set when they were walking off stage he blew her a kiss. Then when they walked out the front of the Palace after the show they all gave us dirty looks. Smug bastards.

[Colezy]

Vote for Chris cause I want someone to upload this for me!! (http://www20.sbs.com.au/rockwiz/) :p

I had this on the old board just before we lost it, but go to the RocKwiz site ^ and down the bottom on the right hand side is the link to vote for your 3 fave episodes. I think they start screening them next week.

Don't just sit there people, VOTE FOR CHRIS! :)

[Colezy]

Hand Picked 06 (flyer thing)

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/6167/06yq3.th.jpg (http://www.thelivingend.com/vBforum/%3Ca%20href=)

Lots more scans to come over the next week or os :)

[Kevin]

Vote for Chris cause I want someone to upload this for me!! (http://www20.sbs.com.au/rockwiz/) :p

I had this on the old board just before we lost it, but go to the RocKwiz site ^ and down the bottom on the right hand side is the link to vote for your 3 fave episodes. I think they start screening them next week.

Don't just sit there people, VOTE FOR CHRIS! :)

i'm not seeing a link :confused: is it still there?

[Colezy]

Awww! I think that voting has closed now. But have only just closed in the last few days.

[Erin]

i votedededed :D don't remember who else i voted for. but i do know the winning ep will be played this saturday.

[Ally]

The three winning episodes will be played in the next three weeks. This week it's Felicity Urquhart and Mark Seymour. Not who I voted for but I'll watch it anyway.

[Erin]

i don't think i voted for that, meh, rockwiz is cool.

[Sarah]

Nicole, I can give you a copy of that if they don't replay it again :)

[The Dying Start]

Hand Picked 06 (flyer thing)

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/6167/06yq3.th.jpg (http://www.thelivingend.com/vBforum/%3Ca%20href=)

Lots more scans to come over the next week or os :)

Link's fucked, can you post it again please Niccy?

[Colezy]

Nicole, I can give you a copy of that if they don't replay it again :)
Ah, that'd be cool! Thanks for that :)
Link's fucked, can you post it again please Niccy?
Done! Hopefully it works this time! This original scanned version is actually almost twice as large but this is still fairly big!

http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/7789/handpicked06wo7.th.jpg (http://img178.imageshack.us/my.php?image=handpicked06wo7.jpg)

[mel_bound]

Butterfingers AND TLE? Waaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh.

hehehe. Awesome.

[Colezy]

Haha, settle down Mel!! :p

So the link worked this time?

[Colezy]

http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/1718/soereviewai3.th.jpg (http://img156.imageshack.us/my.php?image=soereviewai3.jpg)
No idea where it came from, sorry!

This one is from a Melbourne newspaper. No idea what one or when.
http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/9987/musictlefestyhallte7.th.jpg (http://img90.imageshack.us/my.php?image=musictlefestyhallte7.jpg)

[Colezy]

http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/9612/ifyogeplaunchwz8.th.jpg (http://img87.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ifyogeplaunchwz8.jpg)

[Erin]

http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/1718/soereviewai3.th.jpg (http://img156.imageshack.us/my.php?image=soereviewai3.jpg)
No idea where it came from, sorry!



pfft meat and potatoes....only the fucking best you'll find!!!

[Colezy]

SOE review (http://www.musicaustraliaguide.com/reviews/934/) - www.musicaustraliaguide.com, Wednesday 1, March 2006

[Colezy]

Myspace Bulletin
Thursday Sept 28 2006

This live DVD is being released in Australia this Saturday. Now there are no international release dates scheduled, but we will have it available on the band's official website (via their online store) next week. The NTSC (North America/Japan) version will be available shortly after. Sorry there's been little in the way of updates lately - we're all really busy and the band are out touring regional Australia. USA/Canada dates announced soon. More news from us (and them) as soon as we can.
Love, TLE HQ

http://www.thelivingend.com/2006/images/DVD2.gif

[Colezy]

musicaustraliaguide.com magazine
2005

http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/709/musicaustraliaguidedotcomscottowentlext4.th.jpg (http://img80.imageshack.us/my.php?image=musicaustraliaguidedotcomscottowentle xt4.jpg)

[Kevin]

cool article

[Colezy]

http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/4057/tleafterpartypasslaunnieha9.jpg

Probably doesn't really fit in here, but I scanned it while on my current scanning spree! :p

[mel_bound]

what's that thing for?

[hillaas]

An after party obviously *duh mel*

[mel_bound]

well sorry I couldn't make out the word 'after' under the other writing :p

[Colezy]

Yeah, what Andre said!

[The Dying Start]

Where the fug did you get this stuff from, Nicole?

You're making me very happy, for all the goodies, but then very sad that you don't know where or when they come from. Makes it hard for me to put them in chronological order!

[Colezy]

Yeah, I know! I'm sorry!!
Alot of what i've just received is from my cousin who is a "proper old school" fan! He has a fair bit of stuff and couldnt keep it all so I got. He never wrote down where they were from though. Some of them i know where they're from but not when.

[hillaas]

I'm guessing it was an afterparty for some awards night, Album Launch, Album Sales Party, end of tour party, etc.

[Colezy]

http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/4057/tleafterpartypasslaunnieha9.jpg

Probably doesn't really fit in here, but I scanned it while on my current scanning spree! :p

I'm guessing it was an afterparty for some awards night, Album Launch, Album Sales Party, end of tour party, etc.

If you mean that ^^, then it's an after party pass for after the Launceston show this year on the 15th sept. I didn't go though.

[Amur]

If you mean that ^^, then it's an after party pass for after the Launceston show this year on the 15th sept. I didn't go though.

what was you scared for? scotty's evil look at the pass or 7$ price?:D hehe ;)

[Sarah]

haha, I was scared of the fact it was a the Saloon Bar!! it's a dodgy dodgy place!

[The Dying Start]

The Boys would have saved you!

[Erin]

i got an e-mail from rockwiz, this is the order of 'rockwiz by request'

Paul Kelly and Katy Steele
Tex Perkins and Deborah Conway
Angry Anderson and Sarah McLeod
Chris Cheney and Chrissy Amphlett
Paul Hester and Donna Simpson

[mel_bound]

super woot! Thanks for that!

[maddie]

Sweet! Thanks Erin!

So... am I gonna be recording this for everyone? :p

[Erin]

you can for the people who haven't seen it yet, you don't have to :p

the paul kelly one's been already, and the soccer on saturday has postponed it for a while. i have mixed feelings about that.

[Colezy]

Oh yeah! All of my voting has paid off!! :p
Maddie - it would be SUPER if you could record/upload it for us!! Well, for me..not sure about anyone else! I did have it on tape but then dad taped over it with another Rockwiz show the following week :(

I voted for Chris and Chrissy and also Paul and Katy :) Go me.

[maddie]

Ok, consider it recorded! Just what date is it on? (I can't be bothered working it out for myself :p) I watch Rockwiz every week so I will find out eventually but I should probably try to claim the recorder for that night beforehand just in case haha!

[The Dying Start]

That's a good list!

[Colezy]

Ok. Here is scan number one for the day :)

http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/556/on06ej7.th.jpg (http://img164.imageshack.us/my.php?image=on06ej7.jpg)

Glenn - all I know is that it came from An Adelaide newspaper, no idea what one, sorry. I know it was sometime this year though because the article writter mentions that they were in the US when he/she spoke to them :)

[The Dying Start]

That's from one of the street presses...i think it's Rip It Up

[Colezy]

A girl from school gave me this Andy interview today. It did have the 'spray can' SOE photo above it, but she cut that out to keep for herself!
It's from Chick Magazine, April 2006.
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/9749/andychickmagazineapril2006xh8.th.jpg (http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=andychickmagazineapril2006xh8.jpg)

Mixdown Monthly, 2006 (no idea what month)
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9595/mixdownmonthlyartistprofilescottowenbs2.th.jpg (http://img150.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mixdownmonthlyartistprofilescottowenb s2.jpg)

Festival Hall DVD add - Sauce (Issue #31 4/10/06)
I wasn't sure if I should cut out the Jet part, but ah well. I can if anyone really wants it gone.

http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/9758/festivalhalldvdadvertsauceoct2006kr7.th.jpg (http://img148.imageshack.us/my.php?image=festivalhalldvdadvertsauceoct2006kr7. jpg)
Albert Hall Launceston Sept 15th 2006 Review - Sauce (Issue #31 4/10/06)
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/2707/alberthallshowsept1506reviewsauceok5.th.jpg (http://img89.imageshack.us/my.php?image=alberthallshowsept1506reviewsauceok5. jpg)

[Colezy]

Rip It Up (http://www.ripitup.com.au/cybereye/cybereye.html) - about half way down you'll find a small part about TLE at BDO.

dB Magazine (http://www.google.com/custom?q=the+living+end&cof=GALT%3A%23666666%3BS%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.dbmaga zine.com.au%3BVLC%3A%23f00000%3BAH%3Aleft%3BLH%3A1 00%3BLC%3A%23c00000%3BGFNT%3A%23999999%3BL%3Ahttp% 3A%2F%2Fwww.dbmagazine.com.au%2Fimages%2Fdb_logo_b anner.jpg%3BALC%3A%23ff0000%3BLW%3A716%3BT%3A%2300 0000%3BGIMP%3A%23f00000%3BAWFID%3A1d0ce578733ed9e2 %3B&domains=dbmagazine.com.au&sitesearch=dbmagazine.com.au) - a list of all of the articles containing TLE ever featured in the magazine

Beat Magazine (http://www.beat.com.au/search.php) - a list of all of the articles containing TLE ever featured in the magazine

[Colezy]

Rip It Up - Andy BDO 2006 interview
Date unknown
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/6958/ripitupandybdo2006interviewhn9.th.jpg (http://img148.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ripitupandybdo2006interviewhn9.jpg)


Mixdown Monthly (Issue #142 Feb 2006)
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/9026/mixdownmonthlyissue142feb2006re5.th.jpg (http://img88.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mixdownmonthlyissue142feb2006re5.jpg)

I also have the cover of that Mixdown issue, but I'd need an A3 scanner for it to be any good. Same with the cover of Rip It Up, Issue 897 (sept 7 - sept 13 2006).

[The Dying Start]

You're a trooper, Nicole.

Please edit a couple though - Festy Hall Advertisement has an ] at the end of the link, so it won't work unless you copy the link and delete the end bracket.

Same deal with Rip It Up BDO 06....and i have that article anyway.

Thanks!

[Liz]

http://channelv.com.au/V/Confessional.aspx

That's the link for TLE's confessions.
It still says coming shortly but I thought I'd post it up now.

[The Dying Start]

Thanks Liz!!

[Liz]

No worries.
It might be better if Maddie does record them though.
Rather them watching them on that little screen.

[maddie]

Thanks Liz!

Yeah I'll do my best. I'm not normally home on weekdays at 8:30 or 4:00, but I can get my little sister to watch the afternoon one for me and see if she can work out when it's gonna be on.

The End Of Fashion one that's up there now was recorded on the 21st, and they aired that on TV a few weeks ago I think. So I'd say about a week and a bit from tomorrow they might show TLE's one? I dunno, I'll ask.

Thanks for that though! :)

[Liz]

That's alright. :)

[Colezy]

You're a trooper, Nicole.

Please edit a couple though - Festy Hall Advertisement has an ] at the end of the link, so it won't work unless you copy the link and delete the end bracket.

Same deal with Rip It Up BDO 06....and i have that article anyway.

Thanks!
I'll fix them when I get home tomorrow :)

[The Dying Start]

What's wrong with NOW?

RIGHT FUCKINOW!

[Colezy]

Hopefully they should work now :)

[The Dying Start]

Thankyou darling.

[Amur]

I have a "little" request - can anybody please scan the cover of Mixdown with TLE?And HiT cover too.And maybe even pages of these magazines?THANK YOU!
Showing on Glenn's artwork:
http://img105.imageshack.us/img105/1147/stateofemergencybyrockabillykidfp5.jpg
:p :p :p

[Colezy]

Mixdown Monthly (Issue #142 Feb 2006)
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/9026/mixdownmonthlyissue142feb2006re5.th.jpg (http://img88.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mixdownmonthlyissue142feb2006re5.jpg)

I also have the cover of that Mixdown issue, but I'd need an A3 scanner for it to be any good. Same with the cover of Rip It Up, Issue 897 (sept 7 - sept 13 2006).

Here you go Amur :) I'll see if I can find an A3 scanner at school somewhere to scan the cover. If not, then I'll try my best with my one here at home.

[The Dying Start]

They're on my site. Seek and you shalt find.

[Amur]

They're on my site. Seek and you shalt find.
I didn't found a HiT one.:(

[Colezy]

Just a small bit about SOE on the Airforce newspaper website :)
http://www.defence.gov.au/news/raafnews/editions/4804/entertain/cdreview01.htm

[The Dying Start]

I didn't found a HiT one.:(

Herald Sun, 02 February

[Colezy]

fasterlouder.com.au (http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/reviews/events/6092/)
Hobart gig review

List (http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/search/index.php?query=the+living+end&submit=Find&searchcat=all&look%5B%5D=title&look%5B%5D=desc&action=fulltextsearch&per_page=25) of all TLE articles on the above site :)

[The Dying Start]

I've always thought that FasterLouder should be a porn site....

[Amur]

I've always thought that FasterLouder should be a porn site....
I went to that site before to thinking about his name :D
altough...yeah.:o

[The Dying Start]

Hahahaha! Yeah! Exactly!

[Julian]

LAFH got a small write up in the Adelaide Scene section of the Addy. I won't bother scanning it cause its just a tiny pic of the dvd and text.

The Living End
Live At Festival Hall
Reviewer: Danielle O'Donohue
4 Stars
There's something that's so old school rock 'n' roll about the Living End, and it's not just to do with the music. Maybe it's the hard working attitude, or the sharp rockabilly outfits but this band still carries with it the mystique of the rock life.
This DVD keeps the extras to a minimum - there's a couple of bonus video clips - but a Living End live show is enough of a drawcard.
While there's no substitute for being there, the show - filmed earlier this year in Melbourne - goes a long way towards capturing their vitality and excitement.
The band has plenty of fun. There's even a horn section adding a bit of soul to these rock burners.

[Colezy]

Nice!! :) Thanks Julian.

[The Dying Start]

I was gonna scan it...i still will for the site, so when I do i'll put it up here aswell, prolly!

[Colezy]

Where's that scan Glenn? Huh??

Interview (http://www.synergymag.net/section.asp?Section=553&Dept=10) (photo already posted in the photo thread) :)

[Colezy]

A couple more for you all :)

LA gig review (http://www.synergymag.net/section.asp?Section=532&Dept=4)
Aussie Invasion review (http://www.synergymag.net/section.asp?Section=217&Dept=4)

[Colezy]

Old school interview (http://home.it.com.au/%7Elavida/b100/jebediah.htm)!

[hillaas]

...Whatever, you think of the Living End, you need to see them live. Their punk/rockabilly mix is infectious, fun and will get your feet moving...

So true!!!

[Colezy]

Yeah, thats what I thought when I read it! :)

[Colezy]

About half way down the page (http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/trios.htm) :)

[WHITE FALCON]

hahaha fuck yeah!

he he isnt a fan of andy :( but he fits the hole pretty good or something lol

[Erin]

haha! the only con is that they're australian :D

[The Dying Start]

Hahaha that's some good stuff Nicole! Thanks!

[Colezy]

Thanks! I forgot I had even put a link to it!

[Liz]

Small (I mean very small) bit in the new Roling Stone (December) under On the Scene.

The Living End adding a touch of punk rock class to the red carpet at the Nick Kids Choice Awards in Sydney.

[ifoughtthelaw]

There's a review of the Kings Arms show in Auckland in "The Guide" in the NZ Herald this week:

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/jimmygd/TLEReview.jpg

The whole article looks like this:
The caption is "The Living End still have what it takes"
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/jimmygd/TLEarticle.jpg

[Colezy]

Awesome. Nice review! :)

[Kacky]

Scweeet review!
Thanks for the scan. :)

[Colezy]

http://www.aversion.com/bands/interviews.cfm?f_id=333 (http://www.aversion.com/bands/interviews.cfm?f_id=333)

Roll On
Aug. 07, 2006

http://www.aversion.com/bands/livingend/images/livingend.jpgIt's just another morning in Chris Cheney's summer routine. He pulls himself out of a tour-bus bunk, gets dressed and cleaned up in the Spartan accommodations and makes a couple pieces of toast. While it's cooking, he has his band's show later in the day to think about, and plan how he and his fellows in The Living End will take to the stage armed with only drums, a guitar and a stand-up bass, and fight for another town's respect. It's almost the same routine as any member of The Crickets or the Jordanaires went through 50 years ago during rock's early tour caravans.
Except, of course, Cheney and his compatriots will climb onto the Warped Tour's main stage in front of a bazillion or so home-grown punk rockers instead of playing a sock hop for well chaperoned teens. And instead of a rockabilly quaff, Cheney carefully coifs his cherry red hair into an unruly punked-up mess.
As part of a package tour designed to showcase today's hip new now, The Living End's traditional streak is hard to miss. With the mascara, black hair dye and metal overtones of screamo bands standing alongside the flanks of baggy-pants skater and the gritty determination of no-nonsense punks that make up the tour, the classic '50s rock'n'roll and hot and sweaty rock riffs that guide Cheney and his act (bassist Scott Owen and drummer Andy Strachan) defy the trends and short-term traditions that define the Warped Tour experience. In a sea of look-alike new bands and veterans drilling the same old, same old into fan's heads, The Living End is a fish out of water.
Cheney wouldn't have it any other way.
"It gives us an advantage. It's fine by me," Cheney muses. "We stand out and look more original, you know? Many bands on this tour, I can't tell them apart, really. A lot of them are really similar; it's narrow-minded to say. I'm very glad that there are people who are screaming about what they have to scream about. I quite like the fact that we're different."
Those differences between The Living End and the pack have defined the trio far more profoundly than by differentiating it from the Warped Tour masses; That goes double in the United States than it does in the band's native Australia. Formed by Cheney and Owen while the pair were still in high school, it was a means for the two to share their then terminally uncool love for The Stray Cats and classic-era rockabilly in a rockabilly act named The Runaway Boys after the Stray Cats' song. In the subsequent years following the End's formation, the duo went through a series of drummers, finally settling on Travis Dempsey at about the same time it began to outgrow the confines of the rockabilly world; a self-released debut album, Hellbound found the band's punkabilly sounds finally striking a balance between its members' love for rock'n'roll days of yore and modern pop punk.
The rockabilly flavoring was enough to make the act stand out from the crowd, with its "Prisoner of Society" single finding Aussie airplay in '96. It'd be the first step toward establishing The Living End as full-blown rock stars down under. In the States, the single featured reasonably well on commercial airwaves, but the trio never broke out of the punk underground in the Land of the Free like it did at home. With the next few years, the band gave it a heck of a shot at establishing itself as a major-label player in the States, doing everything from swapping Dempsey with Strachan, supporting Green Day on major-club tours and releasing three more full-lengths on Reprise Records, to little avail: By 2005, Reprise had it with trying to sell a trio of Aussie rockers to youthful punks (marketing the latest Green Day clone's always been a lot easier than the End's hard-sell punkabilly), and gave up trying to equal The Living End's Australian popularity in the States.
The trio's fall would be a short one. Plucked from the ground by Billie Joe Armstrong's Adeline Records, it bounces back with this year's State of Emergency, easily its most impressive work in nearly a decade. Mixing equal parts of the trio's beloved rock'n'roll roots, '60s pop, four-on-the-floor rock, punk aggression and an ear for pop hooks, State of Emergency succeeds in bringing The Living End's vision to fruition. No longer is the trio just another rockabilly and punk influenced act: With State of Emergency, the band's more than the sum of its parts.
With a record good enough to bring tears to the eyes of the Reprise label brass who dumped them, The Living End now just has to prove its salt to a generation of kids reared on MySpace buzz and the pop-punk hype machine that a little bit of difference isn't something to be afraid of.
http://www.aversion.com/bands/livingend/images/080706_livingend_bonus1.jpgThat's not the easiest sell. Competing against a legion of look-alike screamo acts, The Living End's forced to convince a new generation that 50-year-old influences are in fact valuable. It's a tough job, especially in a scene so short-sighted and transitory that albums from the late '90s are earning a "classic" designation from listeners.
"That's bizarre. Time moves real quick," Cheney muses. "Before you know it, everyone moves on to something different. At home, it's kind of come full circle. We're having as much, if not more success there now than what we had on our first album. I think that's just because trends go around in circles. It's time again for what we're doing. It sort of sounds fresh. Everything that these other people are doing is getting dated real quick. It is weird when people look back as a genre to the mid-'90s. That wasn't even 10 years ago!"
Of course, in the dozen years that The Living End's been in operation, the music world underwent a sea change. There have been more label mergers, hirings and firings to remember. The digital age, with peer-to-peer file-swapping services, MySpace blitzes and slick marketing techniques, dawned sometime after the band saw its first hit. In just a little more than a decade, The Living End survived the death throes of the old music industry and, more or less unscathed, made the transition into the 20th century.
With the Internet's potential for any band to reach a worldwide audience, it's only increased the number of hopefuls who pitch their album -- or MP3s, e-card or friend request -- in an attempt to make it big. The rise of The Warped Tour, and its 100-band roster, put the final pieces in place: This is the era of overload, the age of look-alikes and, most importantly, the days of trends.
That makes The Living End's job of selling classic influences that much harder when it takes to the hot and sweaty Warped stages each afternoon. In fact, with the deluge of new bands appearing as quickly as it takes to set up a MySpace account, there's so much new material to check out -- at least in terms of raw numbers of band rather than variety -- getting kids to look back just to 1996 (let alone 1956) is a challenge.
"There's definitely an overload of bands," Cheney says. "With the Internet, everybody's pushing their own product. It's like why bother going back and finding out how things were? Personally thinking, I just think it's a cool thing to do and there's a lot of great music that isn't around now that was around back in the day. That's just me. I've always gone back and borrowed from more than just what's around now. I've always gone back to the beginning of the book."

[Colezy]

Cont...

http://www.aversion.com/bands/livingend/images/080706_livingend_bonus2.jpg"I think everyone should have an awareness of where this all comes from," he continues. "There are a lot of kids out there who don't know about old vinyl records and where things are based and where pop comes from. For me, that's just part of life. I want to find out about that stuff. I think it's healthy if you're into music, and you do that, you broaden your mind outside of one particular style."
With its return to the Warped Tour after a five-year absence from its stages, Cheney and company come invigorated with a mission that's more important than slinging a few extra copies of your new screamo/metalcore/pop-punk album: They're bravely forcing the MySpace generation to look back into those nearly prehistoric days before the Internet was the center of pop-cultural civilization.
Oh sure, there's some self-interest involved -- turning fans on to State of Emergency shouldn't really be that hard in a perfect world -- but the Warped Tour years need a good kick in the pants after helping the punk world to become a legion of trend-chasers and bandwagon jumpers like never before. Fortunately, The Living End's rockabilly influences insulate it from much of the trendiness so common in the punk underground.
"I firmly believe that if you try to follow a trend or something, you're never going to get it," Cheney says. "You're never going to catch it. You're only going to end up chasing your own tail or chasing everybody else. I think the best thing we ever did was we understood what we were into, what kind of music. It wasn't popular. Nobody else was into it, particularly back in high school. I was this '50s freak back in high school with Buddy Holly records and all that sort of stuff. The best thing we ever did was stick with it. Sooner or later, there comes a time when it becomes popular and everybody starts saying 'Oh, that's really good music!' We're like 'Well, yeah. I don't get what took you so long to understand that.' That's what kind of helped us blow up. We were doing our own thing and it was removed from the musical climate, but when people started to latch onto us, it became massive. It's good music. It's just a matter of people don't know of it."

Of course, the stages and crowd reception at Warped are only half of the equation. There are always the infamous signing tents and meet-and-greets that come with the summer ritual. If the gangs of temper-tantrum pitching screamos on the act's got Cheney down, the fans are making the Warped ordeal worth it.
Even without the mascara and trendy haircuts or lacking the latest industry-approved buzz style (we think it's metal-core at the moment, but nobody's too sure), The Living End is finding new fans so much for rock'n'roll being dead.
"A bunch of people are coming up saying we're a breath of fresh air, which is great," Cheney gushes. "It's the way I've always felt. We're sort of a have a foundation or are rooted in the past. We draw a lot of our influences from real rock'n'roll, early rock'n'roll. That seems to be missing from music at the moment, in the popular climate."
Maybe The Living End isn't fighting in vain, after all.

[Colezy]

http://www.aversion.com/news/news_article.cfm?news_id=6450

The Living End Signs to Adeline
May 05, 2006

The Living End inked a deal with Adeline Records.
The Australian act’s latest, State of Emergency, will surface from the label July 11. It was previously released in the band’s homeland earlier this year on Capitol Records. There was no word on whether the American version of the album will contain bonus material.
Although the act sticks to its punkabilly roots, it branches out further than ever before, as the trio made a concerted effort to revamp its sound when it began writing State of Emergency.
“I don’t think we’re in danger of becoming AC/DC, even though there is something cool about that the way you know what you’re getting with them,” singer/guitarist Chris Conley said in a statement. “But I like our fans to be excited about getting a new album, because they like our sound, and they get that with a few new twists every time. This time, yeah, we’re doing some different things, but it sounds like The Living End doing different things, not like The Living End trying to sound like a different band. I think now we’ve learned that we can play a 12-bar blues, or we can play a really abstract arrangement and either way we can still sound like us.”
State of Emergency’s track listing is:
Til The End
Long Live The Weekend
No Way Out
We Want More
Wake Up
What's On Your Radio
Nothing Lasts Forever
One Step Behind
Reborn
Order Of The Day
Nowhere Town
State Of Emergency
Black Cat
Into The Red
For more information on The Living End, including featured interviews and reviews, click here (http://www.aversion.com/bands/livingend/).

[Colezy]

http://www.heckler.com/articles/heckler_48/html/livingendinterview.html

Wake Up guitar tabs link (http://images.google.com.au/imgres?imgurl=http://jdguitar.wordpress.com/files/2006/06/wake-up-intro-medium.gif&imgrefurl=http://jdguitar.wordpress.com/&h=422&w=800&sz=12&hl=en&start=151&tbnid=U1h_dhNB8xnPdM:&tbnh=75&tbnw=143&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dthe%2Bliving%2Bend%26start%3D140%26nd sp%3D20%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26safe%3Dof f%26rls%3DDVFB,DVFB:1970--2,DVFB:en%26sa%3DN)

[Kacky]

Whoa. Thanks for those. :)

[Colezy]

'Sok. :) .............

[State_Of_Emergency]

Thanks :D

Love all the reviews!!

[The Dying Start]

Whoah, all new except for one. Thanks!

[Erin]

:eek: wow. good on ya nicole!! :D

[State_Of_Emergency]

I found:

http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/features/3916/
http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/reviews/music/3945/

and...

http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/allabout/73/Artist/The_Living_End/

THIS! a lot of articles

[AlinaPOW]

Aaaah yeah, i remember reading that a while back, thanks for that!

Mixdown Monthly are having their guitarists issue this month and Chris got listed as one of Australia's top 8 guitarists. But apparantely he didn't warrant a picture *sigh*.
Brian Setzer got a pic though in the 'Guitarists you probably haven't heard of but should have' section which was a nice sight :)

[State_Of_Emergency]

http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/news/aust/6572/

here's a pic of him :D

http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/images/news/lead/6572.jpg

:D i Like It!!

[AlinaPOW]

Faster Louder's GREAT :D

[State_Of_Emergency]

i agree!! is this 10 characters??

[The Dying Start]

Mixdown Monthly are having their guitarists issue this month and Chris got listed as one of Australia's top 8 guitarists. But apparantely he didn't warrant a picture *sigh*.
Brian Setzer got a pic though in the 'Guitarists you probably haven't heard of but should have' section which was a nice sight :)

SKANZ???

PLEEZ?

[AlinaPOW]

Bwahaha! As if my dad didn't throw out our perfectly good working scanner! *sarcasm gone wrong*

[AlinaPOW]

Plus if you continue to write as a teeny bopper then I'll rally EVERYONE against scanning for you!

[Erin]

SKANZ???

PLEEZ?

this proves how slow and that i need my eyes checked :p

i thought you wrote 'skank' :D i sat there for ages going 'what the hell??'

[State_Of_Emergency]

this proves how slow and that i need my eyes checked :p

i thought you wrote 'skank' :D i sat there for ages going 'what the hell??'

don't worry, Sam told me something today, and I didn't get her point.. then i finally did

I'm not in a very "focused" mood, since I'm *supposed* to be doing work

(does this count? I think it does)

[The Dying Start]

this proves how slow and that i need my eyes checked :p

i thought you wrote 'skank' :D i sat there for ages going 'what the hell??'

I have a steady girlfriend, so i no longer have to stand on street corners yelling "SKANK! PLEEEEEASE?!!"

[AlinaPOW]

That was the best birthday joke of the day. Thanks Glenn, you've won. You can have some of the cake Mel got me on myspace. Its a radtacular cake!

[The Dying Start]

Awesome.

I'm confused.

[AlinaPOW]

Then don't be lazy and go to my myspace!

[Julian]

this reminds me that i've got an FHM interview with Scotty including a pic I hadn't seen before. This scanners screwed atm so i'll type it up later.

[Amur]

this reminds me that i've got an FHM interview with Scotty including a pic I hadn't seen before. This scanners screwed atm so i'll type it up later.

FHM?! Are they kidding?!hmmmm...it's not too music magazine,heh :rolleyes:

[Julian]

FHM - Feb 2002

Scott Owen

Band: The Living End
Instrument: Double bass, backing vocals
Career highlight: Supporting AC/DC all over Australia in January 2001
Drinking highlight: It was my first time in America and our second date was in New Orleans. We had a night off before the show and Silverchair were playing at the House of Blues. It was the day after Mardi Gras and I went solo on a pub crawl and saw the most awesome blues and jazz in every bar I went into. I had a liquid dinner and went to the Silverchair gig. Naturally, I took advantage of their post-gig "meet and greet" with the record company for free booze and then me and one of them - who shall remain nameless - donned the Mardi Gras beads and did more crawling, which involved more blues, the pool at the hotel, singing Michael Jackson's Beat It karaoke-style, icy cocktails called Handgrenades in milkshake cups that had plastic handgrenades in them that were filled with liquor and thrown at people, huge slices of pizza, various rooms at the hotel and more bars.
Favourite Cocktail: White Russian - one part vodka, one part Kahlua, one part milk
Best time to enjoy the drink: At a bowling alley
Favourite late night drinking music: The Descendents' Everything Sux
Hangover cure: Motor-Racing!

[Amur]

haha thank you!:D
well,if TLE ever will come to Russia,they'll figure out all about Vodka/
(I don't drink alcohol:) )

[Colezy]

Haha, I'm sure they already know a thing or two about vodka! :p

[AlinaPOW]

Yep, yep.

Thanks Julian!

[mel_bound]

on Scotty's house tour he has a 'collection' of all the vodka bottles from the TLE rider.. haha. the pic's not getting any better than this :p

http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/6210/vodkaed9.jpg

[The Dying Start]

Some I think the first two have been typed up or linked, but i did the scans for you anyway!

The last one is particularly interesting though. I've already emailed it to Rae.

http://www.23rdprecinct.net/Hotlinks/advertiser_261006.jpg
Adelaide Advertiser, 26.10.2006

http://www.23rdprecinct.net/Hotlinks/sundaymail_291006.jpg
Adelaide Sunday Mail, 29.10.2006

http://www.23rdprecinct.net/Hotlinks/ripitup_091106.jpg
Rip It Up (Street Press), 09.11.2006

[mel_bound]

haha wow, he wants our boys to say hi! nice.

[Colezy]

That's awesome! :) Thanks Glenny.

[Colezy]

'Twas looking on the Harvey Norman website for a few things and found this. The only thing is that they have a pic on there with Trav in it. Doofus heads. I haven't read it all, but you can read on or see it here (http://www.channelgo.com.au/Artist.aspx?artist=107).

“There are a lot of gung-ho rock’n’roll bands who think they’re the business. I don’t know if we’ve ever really felt that way. We’ve always felt like we have something special, but like we’re just not up to some of these other band’s level. And I think it’s because of that that you end up striving to get there, and maybe even surpass it sometimes.”

Chris Cheney is, patently, a man capable of putting his insecurities to good use. Anyone who has seen The Living End play live will attest to the band’s breathtaking instrumental skill; anyone who has heard one of their songs chiming from the radio will have fought for days to remove its chorus from their head. And yet, for the vocalist/guitarist, The Living End will always be the band that isn’t completely understood; the band that takes its influences from myriad genres and eras; the band that always has to try harder than everyone else.

Which is probably why The Living End are also the band that can put out a singles collection – From Here On In (1997-2004) – packed with songs that everyone knows. It’s also why The Living End’s career to date needs not one, but two DVDs to be accurately documented, as it is on From Here On In (1997-2004); a collection of all the band’s videos, some stunning live footage and a two hour plus documentary charting the band’s rise to the world’s biggest stages.

“I didn’t think we would have a singles album that would stand up on its own,” says Cheney. “I just sort of thought, ‘Oh yeah, we’ve had a few singles’, but I didn’t realise there could be an album made up. Same with the DVD; I thought, ‘We’re not going to have enough footage because we’re not the kind of band that has the video camera in the hand 24 hours a day.’ But we’ve actually done a lot of stuff, which I hadn’t sort of realised. I was really surprised.”

He shouldn’t have been. After all, few Australian rock bands have enjoyed the same level of success as The Living End. Problem is, when you’re caught up in the whirlwind, there’s never any time to sit back and reflect on everything. Until, that is, you embark on a project such as From Here On In (1997-2004)

“It’s like watching your life flash before your eyes!” laughs Cheney. “Watching the DVD back, I really felt there’s something special about this band and it made me proud. When we started playing it was like, ‘Wow, we’re playing in Bendigo this weekend!’ And that was a big deal to be able to travel and maybe get 15 people there. So then to go to the countryside in the middle of Germany and have people that have heard of you, that’s really freaky. There were also moments where I cringed,” he adds with a smile.

“There’s a lot of old footage and bad hairdos!”
To understand those hairdos, first you must understand where The Living End are from. Literally, it’s the Melbourne suburb of Wheeler’s Hill, where Chris Cheney met future TLE bassist Scott Owen in 1986; a year later they were enrolled in Wheeler’s Hill High School together. More important, though, is where they’re from musically – reared on their parents’ record collections, Cheney’s and Owen’s musical diet consisted of everything from Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and The Stray Cats to Midnight Oil, AC/DC and (whisper it) Iron Maiden (the duo would even jam on the Maiden classic Rime Of The Ancient Mariner during lunch time at school!).

By 1996, this mixture of sounds had been twisted, turned, added to and mutilated to make a noise The Living End could call their own; a sound far more complicated than the rockabilly or pop-punk tags the band have lazily been lumbered with. Their début EP, Hellbound, surfaced in February 1996, followed by the It’s For Your Own Good EP later that year, which yielded the band’s first radio hit, From Here On In.

While their achievements since are documented in From Here On In (1997-2004), it’s still worth highlighting some of those successes here. In Australia, their three albums – 1998’s The Living End, 2000’s Roll On and 2003’s Modern Artillery – have all débuted in the Top 10, while their first album was a five-times platinum smash; 1998’s Second Solution/Prisoner Of Society single was the highest selling Australian single of the decade; and they’ve embarked on countless sold-out tours and festival appearances. Overseas they’ve enjoyed multiple tours with some of the world’s biggest acts, including Green Day, Blink 182 and No Doubt, as well as spots on some of the world’s most prestigious festivals, such as Reading, Leeds and Vans Warped.

It hasn’t, of course, all been smooth sailing. There have been line-up changes (long time drummer Trav Demsey, who replaced original stickman Joe Piripitsi in 1997 and features prominently in the DVD, was replaced in 2002 by Andy Strachan); there have been near fatal accidents (Cheney’s car crash in 2001); and there have been the countless months away from friends, family and loved ones. There is, in other words, a story worth telling. A story worth listening to.

“It’s a very kind of clichéd rock’n’roll story as far as starting out, putting up posters ourselves, and then you finally get somewhere, get knocked down and get back up again,” notes Cheney.

Thankfully, it’s a story that isn’t anywhere near over yet, as the two new tracks on the CD – I Can’t Give You What I Haven’t Got and Bringin’ It All Back Home – attest.

“We all feel really excited about these songs,” buzzes Cheney, who notes that when The Living End recorded Modern Artillery, Strachan had only just joined. “We didn’t really know each other’s playing then, but now it really feels right.

“The thing we really like about this CD and DVD is that they tie up this whole period,” concludes the frontman. “It’s a sense of closure, I guess. I feel like we can move on and do something different now.”

[The Dying Start]

Must be from about 2004. Thanks Nicoley

[Colezy]

Must be from about 2004. Thanks Nicoley
:) ...............

[The Dying Start]

My little ferret ;)

[Colezy]

Haha. I forgot about that! :)

[hillaas]

Good work guys in finding those articles! :)

[AlinaPOW]

Yeahh, I'm impressed.
Okey dokes, this is as good as its gonna get seeings as how my resources are limited to a digital camera, but its from JB Hi-Fi's MAG, this month, if anyone can be bothered scanning it...

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i133/llama_on_film/DSC04037.jpg

[Colezy]

Haha, good job Alina! :p

[AlinaPOW]

*bows* thankyou, thankyou.

[dirty man]

that thing barely mentions TLE.............but it does so im happy

[The Dying Start]

Funniest thing happened in JB today. I was just browsing for random stuff and a guy comes up and asks me where Augie March is. So i showed him and he goes "You DO work here, yeah?" and i'm like "No...." and he was super embarassed and was like "Awesome, I just asked some random then" so i said that I'd applied for a casual position and he should go tell one of the staff that I'm awesome.

[hillaas]

haha - Glenn the random!

[Colezy]

Haha, great story Glenn! :)

[The Dying Start]

Thanks. The best thing is that if they hire me for the job, they owe me backpay :p

[Colezy]

Haha, they'd better!!

I have no idea if this has been put up before or not?!
Falls Festival Gig Guide, 2004

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/386/fallsgigguide2004qp6.jpg

[AlinaPOW]

I LIKE your thinking!

[AlinaPOW]

That was directed at Glenn. Thanks Colezy! That's a mighty flattering write up!

[The Dying Start]

Thanks Nick-Ole and A-Leaner

[AlinaPOW]

A-lean-A Little Bit Closer they used to call me...

[Amur]

A-lean-A Little Bit Closer they used to call me...

offtopic - is your last name Korovina?I think I saw it on your myspace...pretty funny =) :)

[The Dying Start]

What's funny about Korovina?

[mel_bound]

from Industrial Strength in last week's Beat:

NEW SIGNINGS #1: CRUCIAL MUSIC ADOPT CHILDREN COLLIDE
The Living End's management company Crucial Music has signed hot newcomers Children Collide. "I didn't have plans to work with another artist but It's not often I come across a band whose live show and sound excites me like these guys do" said Crucial's Rae Harvey.
As part of a company resutructure, Crucial Music have also brought Melbourne's Dardanelles on board, managed by producer 'Woody' Annison. Their debut EP is on Sydney label Mosquito's Tweeter.



In short, Rae now manages TLE and Children Collide. Busy busy! :)

[Amur]

What's funny about Korovina?
It is almost like "cow".so...POW=COW.No offence,Alina!you understood me=)it's just a trancription of your last name,it's like..."of cow".:)

[Colezy]

wow, does Rae ever stop?? :p
Thanks Mel

[Sarah]

A-lean-A Little Bit Closer they used to call me...

They used to call me Sarah P at school when there was another Sarah in my class. It scarred me for life. Being called Pee by your teachers isn't the best thing in the world.

Do Children Collide have a myspace??

[Sarah]

answered my own question:

myspace.com/childrencollide

duh.

[The Dying Start]

Hahaha, well done Sarah!


Sarah Pee!

[AlinaPOW]

offtopic - is your last name Korovina?I think I saw it on your myspace...pretty funny =) :)

NOOOOO! My secret is out!

[AlinaPOW]

And yeah, for EVERYONE'S benefit its loosely translated as cow. Sssssh...

I like the sounds of Children Collide. I went on their space 'n' all. Next time I'm at someone's with broadband, I shall take a listen.

My god, Rae! THAT'S impressive. I'm worried enough about how much work managing one band would take, but TWO?

[Sarah]

I guess she well and truely knows what she's doing by now, so it's probably a piece of cake for her!

[mel_bound]

This might be of interest to melbourne people...

Palace, Palais Off To Supreme Court

The Palace and the Palais are taking their case to the supreme court after losing at VCAT. The long running saga is over whether the venues' leases have run out of if they have another 20 or 40 years left. The VCAT ruled that the Palace's lease ran out this march.

The Palace is talking of protest concerts by major acts and the club's Alan Evers-Buckland determined that the staff will barricade themselves inside! The Palace has spent "millions" on QCs and Lawyers. Meantime, the three companies who have put up a tender to redevelop the area for $300 million have already spent $3 million.

A story on the dispute in The Age on saturday was the second m,ost hit on the Age website. On sunday, 400 people attended a rally organised by St Kilda shop keepers. Evers-Buckland is standing as a Liberal candidate in this saturday's state election in Steve Bracks' seat of Williamstown (Hard and Fast club founder, dj Stratos Pavlos is running in Albert Park for People Power party.) We hear the Palace's Warren Amster is planning to launch a new 5000 capacity superclub in South Melbourne.

[AlinaPOW]

Yeah I read that this morning I think? Where was it? Anyway, I read it. I was gonna go to that rally but *sigh* EXAMS. Do you reckon they'll rope TLE in considering it's kinda their stomping ground and all?

[mel_bound]

It was on the Industrial Strength page in Beat.
I hope TLE gets involved, I'd reckon so, if they're not out and about around the world.

[Bec]

I would have rallied but I didn't find out about it til after.
If they do again I'll definately go
Oh and I found this:

http://www.thedwarf.com.au/feature/palace.jpg

So basically - don't vote Labor!

[The Dying Start]

Amen. Speak out Melbournites!

[mel_bound]

Shame we can't vote. But I really don't see the libs winning this one. They need too many seats.

*sings*
There was the stage, two red lights and a dodgy P.A.
You trod the planks way back then
And it's strange that you're here again, here again...

[The Dying Start]

Sucks to be a whippersnapper.

And a little bit of The Whitlams is always nice in these times!

[Colezy]

I'm pretty sure that these aren't on 23rd precinct yet.

Rolling Stone Mag, Oct 2000
Part 1:
http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/1175/rollingstoneoct2000tlealt0.th.jpg (http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rollingstoneoct2000tlealt0.jpg)

Part 2:
http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/1950/rollingstoneoct2000tleaid8.th.jpg (http://img100.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rollingstoneoct2000tleaid8.jpg)

Trav in Ralph Mag, Feb 2001
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/268/ralphtravfeb2001iz6.th.jpg (http://img142.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ralphtravfeb2001iz6.jpg)

Modern Artillery Review, source n/a
http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/9884/tlemodartreviewka4.th.jpg (http://img139.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tlemodartreviewka4.jpg)

More to come.
Glennifer, I'll email the bigger files of these to you if you'd like?

[Colezy]

Juice Yearbook - 1998
"The 98 things of 98: #01 - The Living End"

http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3662/juiceyearbook1998the98tqs5.th.jpg (http://img88.imageshack.us/my.php?image=juiceyearbook1998the98tqs5.jpg)

I'm pretty sure that the pic in this is floating about, but here it is anyway! :p

http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/2811/tletwisterjuiceyearbookkx0.th.jpg (http://img136.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tletwisterjuiceyearbookkx0.jpg)

[mel_bound]

Never seen that ralph one before!! thanks :D

[Julian]

I think I have that Ralph one, thanks!

[The Dying Start]

Awesome stuff Nicoleyferret. Those sizes were plenty big enough, thanks!

[Colezy]

Man, I thought you'd forget about the ferret thing. Obviously not! :p
And, you're all welcome :)

[The Dying Start]

I never forget









Okay, that's a lie. I'm very forgetful. But I remember the ferret!

[Sarah]

I hadn't seen the ralph one before, thanks Nicole.

I love how Trav thinks $40 is too much to a tee :D

[Liz]

http://channelv.com.au/V/Competition.aspx?id=141

Don't know if anyone wants this.
Link to win tickets to Pyramid Festival.
I guessed it belonged here. :)

[*M!]

i want to go to pyramid for purely selfish reasons but i'm not feeling lucky today...

perhaps you could also put the link in the Pyramid thread too Liz (add to your post whorage for the day)

*M!

[Liz]

Ooh, good idea *M.
I'm trying to break the 1000 mark. :p

[hillaas]

I found in an old rolling stone (november 2003) i've got, a review on MA. Does anyone want it scanned?

[mel_bound]

Sure! I should scan up an old Blunt i got yesterday (THANKS BEC) because I hadn't read that interview before, nor seen half the pictures. One day when I get the scanner running... :p

[hillaas]

I'll install the printer/scanner/whatever some time later this week and ill chuck it on.

[The Dying Start]

Good boy.


Look forward to it.

[mel_bound]

Haha (http://www.suburbanhorror.com/interviews/Andy_Strachan_Interview.php)

This interviewer is big on extra 'N' calling VB "Victorian Bitter" and South Australia "southern Australia" haha.

[Colezy]

Thanks Mel! Did you also notice that at the very top of the screen in the window title it says "Interview with Punk Artist Andrew Strachan of The Living End" :p

*Edit - NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I just went to bookmark it and I've lost all of my bookmarks. How and when the hell did that happen?? So not cool. At all.

[mel_bound]

Thanks Mel! Did you also notice that at the very top of the screen in the window title it says "Interview with Punk Artist Andrew Strachan of The Living End" :p

Yes! Naw, not enough people call him Andrew! *giggles*

as for the bookmark thing, shit, I dunno what to suggest.. :eek:

[The Dying Start]

Thanks for the arty-cool, Mellanoma.

[hillaas]

They really like their coffee dont they.

[mel_bound]

Considering it only got 1 reply in it's own thread, I'm gonna try it's chances here

ooooold interview (http://www.ozmusicproject.net/meek/alcotomic.html) with Andy's old band mate from Alcotomic.

Alcotomic's site (http://web.archive.org/web/20020619025424/www.ozmusicproject.net/meek/alcotomic/) *giggles*

[Colezy]

Thanks Mel :) I've got a few things to scan later today for you all too!

[The Dying Start]

Thanks Melldrum.

[mel_bound]

You play on words of my name is never ending, isn't it Glenn

http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/1675/scan10008halfzo7.th.jpg (http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/1675/scan10008halfzo7.jpg)

http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/851/agpg2wb3.th.jpg (http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/851/agpg2wb3.jpg)

http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/5957/agpg3uw4.th.jpg (http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/5957/agpg3uw4.jpg)

http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/552/scan10007halfqp9.th.jpg (http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/552/scan10007halfqp9.jpg)

it'll take a bribe of sorts to get the tabs scanned. There's a hellovalot of pages to scan.

[mel_bound]

Blunt time!

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/9026/bluntscan10019halfwe3.th.jpg (http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/9026/bluntscan10019halfwe3.jpg)

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/8141/bluntscan10015halfxs7.th.jpg (http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/8141/bluntscan10015halfxs7.jpg)

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/2638/bluntscan10016halfpr4.th.jpg (http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/2638/bluntscan10016halfpr4.jpg)

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9050/bluntscan10017halfld6.th.jpg (http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9050/bluntscan10017halfld6.jpg)

I'll post some of the pictures in the photo thread.
*edit* the first two piccies (http://www.thelivingend.com/vBforum/showpost.php?p=47481&postcount=1758) are also from that issue

[atomgal]

Thanks for the scans, Mel. I think I have a new favorite Chris quote (from the Blunt article):

"I'm not promoting drinking before playing, but it definitely helps."

Ha!

[The Dying Start]

Thanks for the scans, Melpractice.

[AlinaPOW]

Andy's in inpress breifly talking about Pyramid Rock and there's an interesting line from one of those weirdos from End of Fashion: "Feel free to ask Scott Owen on his interpretive dance to Guns 'N' Roses' song, November Rain." I trust Mel-malade will scan it in due time :D

Also I was flicking through this months Rolling Stone and there's a Cheney name drop along with a photo of whatever awards show where Chris participated in that Ian Rilen tribute... along with Ian Rilen...

[AlinaPOW]

Woopsee daysee, there's already an entire thread for the inpress article...
This is what I get for bypassing the internet for a week.
I'm so proud of me :D

[The Dying Start]

Well done Aleener. Way to make yourself look smrt!

[AlinaPOW]

Yeah, I try my besterestest

[AlinaPOW]

Anywho, I make up for it with my keen eye and love of musical crosswords...

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/9096/dsc04254gb6.th.jpg (http://img220.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc04254gb6.jpg)

[mel_bound]

Is that in The Buzz? They always have a music crossword and 99% of the time there's a TLE question.. in fact, they basically have the same questions every time :p

[AlinaPOW]

Bzzzz, bzzzz, it is indeed the Buzz. I'd never been nored enough to pay attention to the crosswords before today. I also sent them a handrawn christmas card today along with an entry to win a double pass to pyramid rock...

[The Dying Start]

I've never been nored enough either.... :p

[AlinaPOW]

Awww shuddup!

[The Dying Start]

No, no. I'd much prefer to remain a vocal annoyance.

[AlinaPOW]

Eh, suit yourself.

State of Emergency's in JB Hi-Fi's MAG. It's 29 in the top 50 albums of 2006.