SteveXFR

Lost in Holywood - System of A Down

Amerikkka - Ministry

In to the storm - Gojira Superb song

Flying Whales - Gojira

Get down - Groove Armada

Even at festivals I always prefer the smaller stages. I'm a Glastonbury regular and I find the pyramid stage a very dull experience. Even if you're at the barrier, the distance to the band is further than being at the back of a venue like Bristol academy. I'd rather go to a sweaty punk show in the leftfield tent than watch the big headline set from half a mile away surrounded by people sat in folding camp chairs and picnic blankets.

I saw Foo Fighters at Wembley Stadium. The sound was terrible, for the support acts it was dreadful. That's probably the biggest rock band in the world and they didn't sound great. Best venue I go to for sound quality is the Fleece in Bristol, capacity of about 300, brilliant sound, never more than 5 seconds from the bar and they get some awesome bands. Killing Joke at the Fleece was probably the best night of live music I've ever had and it cost me £22. Dave Grohl should have stayed in Killing Joke.

I stopped going to big shows because of companies like ticketmaster buying all the tickets before they go on sale and reselling them for several times the price. I just refuse to give in to them. I'd rather pay £20 - £30 for smaller shows and still see some awesome bands who often put on a better performance

Dream Weaver - Gary Wright

I'm a believer - The Monkees

Easy - Faith No More

Pretty vacant - Sex Pistols

Was that a car paint shop?

Ideally a competent, professional instrument painter

Is it expensive to get a bass repainted?

Wailing wall - The Cure

Sinatra - Deftones

Hunter Moon - Russian Circles

Lip up fatty - Bad Manners

The heaviest matter in the universe - Gojira

Supermassive black hole - Muse

Touch me I'm sick - Mudhoney

I've been enjoying Devil and the Almighty Blues today. Some dirty sounding blues based heavy rock.

Propane nightmare - Pendulum

Battered and ugly is my favourite look. Not deliberate relic but genuine age wear from abuse and neglect. Something like Klaus Flouride's old Jazz bass