Little Civic, Wolverhampton
Monday 5th June 2000
Support: Max Tundra
It
was a small crowd that started to form to watch the delights of Max Tundra.
I thought I had heard everything when I watched The Infinity Chimps but Max
Tundra was much more. At times it was dance, at times a scary John Carpenter
soundtrack but it was always interesting. He played keyboards and guitar mainly
but brought on many special guest instruments in the form of xylophones, recorders
and toy keyboards. He put on a good show for the engrossed audience who seemed
to enjoy him a lot.
After
he finished everyone edged up to the front, unfortunately the crowd didn't increase
in number which was such a shame. However even if the crowd was small it make
a difference as they enjoyed every minute of Brassy. I thought Brassy might
have been disappointed at such a small turnout but they seemed taken back by
the enthusiastic audience who started dancing and chanting to everything. I
had such a great time that I didn't take half the photos I wanted to! Among
the songs they played were You Go It, Back In Business, Good Times, Work It
Out, I Can't Wait and Secrets.
Review and Photos by Matt
Brassy Back In Business
It
was a small crowd that started to form to watch the delights of Max Tundra.
I thought I had heard everything when I watched The Infinity Chimps but Max
Tundra was much more. At times it was dance, at times a scary John Carpenter
soundtrack but it was always interesting. He played keyboards and guitar mainly
but brought on many special guest instruments in the form of xylophones, recorders
and toy keyboards. He put on a good show for the engrossed audience who seemed
to enjoy him a lot.
