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Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Announce Festival Appearances

NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS announce the first of a string of summer festival appearances.

The band, featuring Ed Kuepper on guitar, will headline at German festivals Southside (Neuhausen Ob Eck) and Hurricane (Scheesel) in June, and at Oxegen Festival in Ireland on 11th July 2009.

Kuepper, formally of Australian bands The Saints and Laughing Clowns, completes the current Bad Seeds live line up of Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey, Thomas Wydler, Jim Sclavunos and Conway Savage.

Kuepper has been, and continues to be, a significant influence on contemporary Australian music. He formed the original version of the proto punk band The Saints in 1973 whilst in high school and when the original Saints split he formed what, in the eyes of many, was an even bolder enterprise - Laughing Clowns.
The Clowns broke up in 1984 and Kuepper launched a prolific solo career which has seen the release of more than 20 albums and several film and soundtrack projects. His latest studio recording was 'Jean Lee and the Yellow Dog' in 2007

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Announce Festival Appearances

NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS announce the first of a string of summer festival appearances.

The band, featuring Ed Kuepper on guitar, will headline at German festivals Southside (Neuhausen Ob Eck) and Hurricane (Scheesel) in June, and at Oxegen Festival in Ireland on 11th July 2009.

Kuepper, formally of Australian bands The Saints and Laughing Clowns, completes the current Bad Seeds live line up of Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey, Thomas Wydler, Jim Sclavunos and Conway Savage.

Kuepper has been, and continues to be, a significant influence on contemporary Australian music. He formed the original version of the proto punk band The Saints in 1973 whilst in high school and when the original Saints split he formed what, in the eyes of many, was an even bolder enterprise - Laughing Clowns.
The Clowns broke up in 1984 and Kuepper launched a prolific solo career which has seen the release of more than 20 albums and several film and soundtrack projects. His latest studio recording was 'Jean Lee and the Yellow Dog' in 2007

That's along way to go for a party. Enjoy yourself.

I'm pretty sure betting big will get into the Endeavour Room.

Want to go to the casino tomorrow night, Goldfoot?

Anyone know what the maximum outside bet amount for Roulette is in the Endeavour Room at Star City?

I have a mint condition Boss DIGITAL REVERB RV2 I'm thinking of selling and can't find much ebay info on what a fair price is.

Anyone got an idea of what it's worth?

You should get out more often.

Wipey, you hypocrite!!

You do some comparing every Wednesday night.

But if I were to compare, you're not as good as Skivvy Sunrise.

Nah. It's from the Tokyo Times.

Following the problems in the sub-prime lending market in America and the instability of banks and building societies in the UK, the trouble has now spread to financial institutions in Japan.

Over the past seven days, Origami Bank has folded, Sumo Bank has gone belly-up and the Royal Bonsai Bank has announced plans to cut some of its branches.

On Friday it was announced that the National Karaoke Bank is up for sale and is likely to go for a song, while today shares in Kamikaze Bank were suspended after they nose-dived.

Samurai Bank, as you can imagine, is soldiering on despite years of sharp cutbacks and even the reliable Ninja Bank has taken a dramatic hit, although they remain in the black.

Definitely some bad news for Karate Bank, where yesterday it was announced that 500 staff have been given the chop.

Although no reports have come in from Sushi Bank Plc, analysts seem to think that something fishy is going on and that staff, as well as their customers, may be getting a raw deal.