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Headless Hersemen show review

Jeff (bigtikidude) - 03 Oct 2004 13:28:27

First off Let me say this was Not a surf show. Although the members
of the band were(Norm from Ghastly Ones on Vocals),(Chris Barfield,
and Steve Hill from the Huntington Cads/Finks),(Dave Drummer from
the Bomboras),and one other guy on Keyboards not sure who).
The Music was more along the lines of Spooky Frat rock, Chris
was playing a Epiphone semi hollowbody through a Fender Deluxe
Reverb. But not much Reverb or Volume coulld be heard. The major
instrument was the Keyboard(vox sounding on some songs,Harpsicord
on others. They were all Vocals, I'm assuming a mix of covers and
originals. But i'm not up on Garage/Frat rock so I couldn't really
say. Except that they did Screamin' Lord Such's "Jack the Ripper"
and "The Crusher" that the Bomboras used to finish the shows with.
Both Vocals of course.
The stage set up was kinda borrowed from the Ghastly Ones
with the Graveyard fences and chains, and 2 Tombstones on each side
of the stage. They all wore White Tuxedo tail coats with white top
hats and white pants. With about 4 or 5 Black lights Lighting them
all up really bright. Oh and they had Black masks on to hide their
faces.
It was fun, and alot of people were there. Met San, and Kristina
who are both posters on the yahoo groups. Ran and Dale came up from
San Diego,and we carpooled up to LA from OC. While it was a good show,
we were alittle disapointed that there was not even one spooky surf
song. All very R&B flavored and well done. But no rippin' drippin'
spooky surf songs.
But Norm, and Garret said that they'd totally be into getting
back together if the Satan's Pilgrims would be touring, to do a show,
or shows together.
I guess it's a good thing Brian Neal didn't make the trip out to
see the show. I think he would have been very bummed out.
I'd like to hear what some other people thought.
Jeff(bigtikidude)

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Kristena Hernandez (freakytiki2001) - 03 Oct 2004 21:19:25

Yes, Jeff gave an aproximation of the show. I would have liked to hear
more surf, but it sounded more like the Witchdoctors, which I never
bought because I did like it as much.
The venue was crowded and everyone in front of me was over 6 feet tall,
so I barely got a glimpse of the band. I did get to see the costumes,
though. I liked the whole get-up.
Despite the fact there wasn't "surf," I thought it was pretty fun and
goofy. I had a great time, met some new people, and finally got to meet
Jeff. I actually saw a friend of mine there, which was a shock. It's
not exactly her scene, but someone had invited her.
I took some pics last night with the camera phone, but I don't think I
got anything good. If I happen to get a good photo, I'll post it (is
this the group that doesn't allow attachments?)
Thanks for letting us know about the show, Brian.
-Kristena
On Sun, 03 Oct 2004 18:28:27 -0000 "Jeff" <> writes:
>
>
> First off Let me say this was Not a surf show. Although the members
> of the band were(Norm from Ghastly Ones on Vocals),(Chris Barfield,
> and Steve Hill from the Huntington Cads/Finks),(Dave Drummer from
> the Bomboras),and one other guy on Keyboards not sure who).
> The Music was more along the lines of Spooky Frat rock, Chris
> was playing a Epiphone semi hollowbody through a Fender Deluxe
> Reverb. But not much Reverb or Volume coulld be heard. The major
> instrument was the Keyboard(vox sounding on some songs,Harpsicord
> on others. They were all Vocals, I'm assuming a mix of covers and
> originals. But i'm not up on Garage/Frat rock so I couldn't really
> say. Except that they did Screamin' Lord Such's "Jack the Ripper"
> and "The Crusher" that the Bomboras used to finish the shows with.
> Both Vocals of course.
> The stage set up was kinda borrowed from the Ghastly Ones
> with the Graveyard fences and chains, and 2 Tombstones on each side
> of the stage. They all wore White Tuxedo tail coats with white top
> hats and white pants. With about 4 or 5 Black lights Lighting them
> all up really bright. Oh and they had Black masks on to hide their
> faces.
> It was fun, and alot of people were there. Met San, and Kristina
> who are both posters on the yahoo groups. Ran and Dale came up from
> San Diego,and we carpooled up to LA from OC. While it was a good
> show,
> we were alittle disapointed that there was not even one spooky surf
> song. All very R&B flavored and well done. But no rippin' drippin'
> spooky surf songs.
> But Norm, and Garret said that they'd totally be into getting
> back together if the Satan's Pilgrims would be touring, to do a
> show,
> or shows together.
> I guess it's a good thing Brian Neal didn't make the trip out to
> see the show. I think he would have been very bummed out.
> I'd like to hear what some other people thought.
> Jeff(bigtikidude)

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Jeff (bigtikidude) - 04 Oct 2004 13:32:39

Kristena,
there is a seperate section in the yahoo groups to post photos.
Log into yahoo, and go to the group you want, then on the left hand
side click on the photos link.
Hope there is a few that come out, they did look cool that night.
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , Kristena Hernandez
<tikimania@j...> wrote:
> Yes, Jeff gave an aproximation of the show. I would have liked to
hear
> more surf, but it sounded more like the Witchdoctors, which I never
> bought because I did like it as much.
>
> The venue was crowded and everyone in front of me was over 6 feet
tall,
> so I barely got a glimpse of the band. I did get to see the
costumes,
> though. I liked the whole get-up.
>
> Despite the fact there wasn't "surf," I thought it was pretty fun
and
> goofy. I had a great time, met some new people, and finally got to
meet
> Jeff. I actually saw a friend of mine there, which was a shock.
It's
> not exactly her scene, but someone had invited her.
>
> I took some pics last night with the camera phone, but I don't
think I
> got anything good. If I happen to get a good photo, I'll post it
(is
> this the group that doesn't allow attachments?)
>
> Thanks for letting us know about the show, Brian.
>
> -Kristena
>
> On Sun, 03 Oct 2004 18:28:27 -0000 "Jeff" <bigtikidude@y...> writes:
> >
> >
> > First off Let me say this was Not a surf show. Although the
members
> > of the band were(Norm from Ghastly Ones on Vocals),(Chris
Barfield,
> > and Steve Hill from the Huntington Cads/Finks),(Dave Drummer from
> > the Bomboras),and one other guy on Keyboards not sure who).
> > The Music was more along the lines of Spooky Frat rock, Chris
> > was playing a Epiphone semi hollowbody through a Fender Deluxe
> > Reverb. But not much Reverb or Volume coulld be heard. The major
> > instrument was the Keyboard(vox sounding on some songs,Harpsicord
> > on others. They were all Vocals, I'm assuming a mix of covers and
> > originals. But i'm not up on Garage/Frat rock so I couldn't really
> > say. Except that they did Screamin' Lord Such's "Jack the Ripper"
> > and "The Crusher" that the Bomboras used to finish the shows with.
> > Both Vocals of course.
> > The stage set up was kinda borrowed from the Ghastly Ones
> > with the Graveyard fences and chains, and 2 Tombstones on each
side
> > of the stage. They all wore White Tuxedo tail coats with white top
> > hats and white pants. With about 4 or 5 Black lights Lighting them
> > all up really bright. Oh and they had Black masks on to hide their
> > faces.
> > It was fun, and alot of people were there. Met San, and Kristina
> > who are both posters on the yahoo groups. Ran and Dale came up
from
> > San Diego,and we carpooled up to LA from OC. While it was a good
> > show,
> > we were alittle disapointed that there was not even one spooky
surf
> > song. All very R&B flavored and well done. But no rippin' drippin'
> > spooky surf songs.
> > But Norm, and Garret said that they'd totally be into getting
> > back together if the Satan's Pilgrims would be touring, to do a
> > show,
> > or shows together.
> > I guess it's a good thing Brian Neal didn't make the trip out to
> > see the show. I think he would have been very bummed out.
> > I'd like to hear what some other people thought.
> > Jeff(bigtikidude)

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Kristena Hernandez (freakytiki2001) - 04 Oct 2004 15:02:15

Thanks--I've been working on school stuff, so I haven't taken the time to
upload those pics yet. I'll try to get around to it later.
-K
On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 18:32:39 -0000 "Jeff" <> writes:
>
>
> Kristena,
> there is a seperate section in the yahoo groups to post photos.
> Log into yahoo, and go to the group you want, then on the left hand
>
> side click on the photos link.
> Hope there is a few that come out, they did look cool that night.
> Jeff(bigtikidude)

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Brian Neal (xarxas) - 04 Oct 2004 17:35:52

> If I happen to get a good photo, I'll post it (is
> this the group that doesn't allow attachments?)
>
> -Kristena
>
Hi Kristena,
Yes this group doesn't allow attachments, but feel free to upload any
pictures you have to the photo area for this group:
Click on the "Add Photo" or "Create Album" links to get started. Let me know
if you have any problems.
BN

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Kristena Hernandez (freakytiki2001) - 04 Oct 2004 19:06:24

Thanks for the direct link.
> Hi Kristena,
>
> Yes this group doesn't allow attachments, but feel free to upload
> any
> pictures you have to the photo area for this group:
>
>
>
> Click on the "Add Photo" or "Create Album" links to get started. Let
> me know
> if you have any problems.
>
> BN

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