ONSKI'S WORLD

Here you go fans, Mad Dog Muirs Review of the much anticipated Nine Inch Nails Concert at the Metro Nightclub, Melbourne, Australia 14/05/2007. Its hard to begin with my review of the concert last night. It was defiintely one full of energy and the first concert I have ever been to where I knew every word of every song. I can say without a shadow of a doubt that it is my favourite concert to date. The energy was incredible. As soon as the unfortunate support act had been cleared off the stage the excitment level grew steadily until the band started out with the awesome building sound of 'Hyperpower!'. The song selection was incredible, jumping from the new cd, back though their entire catalogue, even including some great hits off sound tracks like 'Dead Souls' from "The Crow", and 'Burn' from "Natural Born Killers". It really blended together into a perfect mix. Violent high energy tunes switching to emotional masterpieces changing to instrum...

aM i gOinG CrAZy oR IS iT ThE woRLd aRouNd mE? Fishbone Soldiers, what a night we had at Billboards The Venue in Melbourne, Australia on the 11th April 2007. The highly anticipated return of Fishbone to the city of Melbourne. Not since Living Colour hit our shores early last year have I been so pumped to see a band play. Doors opened at 8:30 on the dot and the queue out the front made their way into the basement of darkness that was soon to be lit alight with the flair of The Bone. I hit the venue with the lovely CF, who likes a little of Fishbone thanks to me. But first the Resignators hit the stage for a 45 minute set that included a bit of brass focused punk rock. The six band members pumped hard and I found them to be pretty good but the sound quality wasn't the greatest and that may have let them down. I wasn't fussed as I wasn't there to see them (sorry guys, I mean no offence) Around 10pm I made my way up front to get as close to my rock gods as possible...

Well fans we have another original concert photo for you to view, it is from the recent 'Make Poverty History Concert' in Melbourne at the Myer Music Bowl on the 17th November 2006. Mr Onski's sister went along and took this photo of Pearl Jam and U2 in their unplanned rendidtion of 'Rockin' in the free world'. Thanks NW.