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Tomorrow night at The Corner Hotel in Melbourne, they’ll be an info session about SxSW.
In the leadup to this year’s SXSW new delegates, band members and their management, previous attendees and those wanting to go this year or in the future can network and get advice.
Drinks start at 5:30, a panel of experts/veterans convenes at 6:30 and questions are welcome. It will run through til about 9pm, or later. No need to RSVP.
I’ll be there. Come say hi 🙂 x
Ps. For further inspiration, here are the links to my SxSW nostalgia posts:
SxSW … Nostalgia – More photos of Day Parties + Showcases … | rocklust
https://rocklust.wordpress.com/2014/03/11/sxsw-nostalgia-more-photos-of-day-parties-showcases/
https://rocklust.wordpress.com/2014/03/10/sxsw-nostalgia-day-parties-showcases/
https://rocklust.wordpress.com/2014/03/08/sxsw-nostalgia-contd-the-people/
https://rocklust.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/sxsw-nostalgia-contd-the-people-part-2-2013/
https://rocklust.wordpress.com/2014/03/22/sxsw-finishing-my-nostalgic-walk-on-the-streets-of-austin/
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Supermoon … in Melbourne.
Always reminds me of Neko Case’s beautiful song …
I wish I were the moon tonight
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… as I listen to the new Felice Brothers’ album, I remember summoning up the courage to ask for a group shot.
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Lyrics: Dishes by Jarvis Cocker, PULP
Photography: Mary Boukouvalas, RockLust
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As part of the Melbourne International Film Festival:
Yesterday at The Wheeler Centre, we joined 3RRR’s resident Britpop expert Steve Wide, in conversation with New Zealand’s Florian Habicht (Pulp: A Film About Life, Death and Supermarkets, MIFF 2014; Love Story, MIFF 2012) and, via Skype, Britpop wunderkind Jarvis Cocker, as they talked about reinventing the rock doc in honour of Pulp’s hometown Sheffield.
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Unfortunately, the doco that was screening afterwards was sold out so we went for a drink instead.
The queue for the film was enormous so we didn’t bother trying for standby tixs.Â
However, as we were leaving, we bumped into the film’s director, Florian Habicht.
Florian was simply lovely and, while we were taking selfies on Flinders St, he offered to get us in to see the film. What a sweetie!Â
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My The Living End photo, taken at Corner Hotel in December 2012, has been included as part of the RMIT gallery exhibition program 2014.
The beautiful peeps at RMIT Gallery sent me a copy for my files.
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Apart from the one on my wall that is! (See previous post)
Kisschasy @ Palace Theatre, Melbourne.
http://www.rocklust.com/Exhibitions/Music-Melbourne-Me-Exhibition/i-3s9d8VJ/A
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