Life's Not Loud Enough.. By Paul.

Do you remember back in the old days when we went to Studio Circus/Ritzy R&J's etc? At the time we moaned and groaned about it but let's face it, those days were the best! All we are left with now is some sad excuse for a rock night at Pozition Night club full of students who, with all the best will in the world haven't got a clue! All we need is some of the old crowd to take off their carpet slippers and get back out there. Everybody I talk to wants it back but where is it???

I think that if enough of us get together and ask nicely enough we can get a night (If necessary I will DJ!). Maybe a rough play list something like this:-

ACDC	Faster Pussycat	Little Angels	Quireboys
Iron Maiden	Aerosmith	Danger Danger	Nine Inch Nails
Skid row	La-Guns	Thunder	Nirvana
Bon Jovi	Hanoi Rocks	G'n'R	Faith No More
Def Leppard	The Wild Hearts	Alice cooper	Metallica
Scorpions	Motley Crew	Thunder	MegaDeth
Poison	Love/Hate	Extreme	Meatloaf
Tiger Tails	Lawn Mower Death	Therapy	Tyketto
The Cult	Sisters Of Mercy	Zodiac Mindwarp	Ugly Kid Joe
The Black Crows	L7	Warrant	Motorhead
The Doors	Manic Street Preachers	Red Hot Chilli Peppers	Peal Jam
Pearl Jam	Alice in chains	Van Halen	Whitesnake
The Mission	Fields of the Nephilim	The Levs	Lita Ford

Let me know your view and what you think we should do - Come on you guys let not sit down and reminisce lets do it! Check out my new website coming soon http://www.hullrockscene.co.uk

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