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A Normie Siren Enthusiast goes to his favorite Federal Signal Thunderbolt, explodes and falls.

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War

Staff Sgt. Michael Scott, a crew chief for the 127th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Mich., prepares an A-10 Thunderbolt II for flight in support of the Northern Strike Exercise.

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In which our headliners strap on their instruments, and show us all the different sounds their pedals can make.

In which we draw heavily from several early 90's influences to create a loose funky sound that gets the audience going wild.

In which we stack up the effects pedals and abuse the tremolo bar for some seriously gnarly guitar noises.

In which a batch of classic covers gets the crowd singing along, so they can sneak one original in without lowering the tone.

In which we climax with a multi-genre explosion of instrumental and vocal interplay.

Time for the birthday boy to give us a set full of feedback and no strings (well, maybe a few) attached foolery.

In which the first of Commander McNeil's birthday selection of artists travels all the way from buckinghamshire to entertain us.

In which the bass is set incredibly bright as we clang and snarl through the upgraded headliners set.

In which the ironically named second act incorporate some duelling saxophone into their heavy punk sound.

In which both the singer and drummer shred their vocal cords, and keep the sound busy enough we don't miss the bass, as we kick off the first anniversary of noise annoys.

In which the headline act wear the t-shirt of the support band, but prove why they're on top with crowd pleasing banter and stagecraft.

In which the renamed RIYP tear at their instruments, and keep the momentum up between songs with weird loops.

In which a jagged drum machine, a monogloved bassist and a snarling vocalist come down from the midlands to kick off another very loud evening indeed.

In which the band trade off vocals and riffs, and force the audience to get involved.

In which the guitar is made to scream spectacularly, helped along by plenty of effects and a smattering of loops.

In which the set is filled with playful banter between and sometimes within the songs.

take 4

In which the pedal boards take centre stage for a series of fret-shredding, foot stomping instrumental workouts.

In which we continue the drums, bass & effects assault, with the addition of a little more between song humour.

In which the bass is hooked up to two amps, beefing up it's textures, and the vocals get their fair share of effects as well.

In which the singer hits some impressive high notes, and plays a bit of flute to reach even further than that.

In which John pushes multiple guitars beyond their limits, and my cameras as well, unfortunately.

In which the crowd are kept going at full speed by a glammed out military assault.

In which our Belgian visitors get a warm welcome, to their mild surprise. Must be all those cool synth sounds.

In which Adam once again schools us on how to rock out, and how to work the camera.

In which Quentin contines to give his own inimitable contributions to the music as well as presenting.

In which we leave the rugby behind for an extended set of high energy folkiness.

In which we continue to struggle through singing about overcoming all struggles. Very recursive.

In which we delve into the full range of music genres Bristol produces to clebrate the Rugby league world cup. First up, some pop with a distinctly bristolian flavour.

In which I once again see what Louisa and the girls are up to at the moment.

In which we enjoy a little sex, trainspotting, and cello playing.

In which a brand new electro-pop band pull out a few old tricks from their sleeves.

In which the girls roar back into action after a lineup change. Can they keep the Thunderbolt's customers occupied all on their own?

In which we finish off the evening with some childhood stories. That doesn't mean they're suitable for children to listen too, though. :p

In which things seem a little more familiar for a while, as Ian mixes funny life stories with funny music. And before you ask, no, I'm not the minotaur.

In which talking about your personal life in graphic detail continues to play a critical part of the humour.

In which we start the second half with some serious powerpoint action. People are far more likely to remember the jokes when they come at you from multiple senses at once. Just hope you can keep them in sync.

In which we launch into some poetry, keeping variety up some more.