We
love VJing for Tom because nomatter what we project,
we won't be anywhere near as out-there as Tomas. We
got to use our most extremely weird Surrealist and
Expressionist 1920's and 1930's clips. You can see
some more snaps at our Flickr.
One
of the other acts, luke
dux (from the Floors) was also great, and really
good fun to VJ for. He looks and sounds like an 18
year old Lou Reed. Not often you see such convincing
trad-cool
in
one so young. We VJ'd with some more weird surrealist
stuff (it was that sort of gig!) including the cringeworthy
Legend
of the Rollerblade 7, one of a series of movies
made by Donald
G. Jackson featuring the
siblings of various famous people looking very wasted,
as well as ninjas on rollerblades and a cult of Knights-Templar
looking nuns with big knives.
Unfortunately
though, there was absolutely no room for us to stay
set up once the 'proper' bands came on, as the
Front Bar 'venue' is so cramped. Not a venue we'll be
keen
to VJ at again, at least until they get things more
sorted out again.
With
a car full of gear, we couldn't stick around to see
the rest of the bands, which is a pity as roly
skender and the tonics are always fun, and I was looking
forward to hearing the
bigness.