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2011

Cyanide Pills 05.03.2011 Epplehaus Tübingen


Cyanide Pills

Irgendwie bin ich an die Cyanide Pills 7” vinyl „Break It Up“ Single gekommen und dann habe ich gesehen, hey die sind ja auf Tour. Leider nix hier in München, also mich mal locker gemacht und ab ins Epplehaus nach Tübingen gefahren. 3 Bands 5€ Eintritt: gut! Vorbands (Derby Dolls und Buck Brothers) auch gut und dann die 5 Herren Phil Privilege (Mikro), Alex Arson (Gitarre), Chris Wrist (Drums), Alarick ‘The Trick’ (Bass) und Si Pinkeye (Gitarre) aus UK die Cyanide Pills live auf der Bühne. Schön abgegangen und Ihr Set der Menge dargeboten. Nach den Zugaben dann in der Karre überlegt, dass es den Fahraufwand auf jeden Fall mehr als Wert war!
Hier geht es noch zum Cyanide Pills Interview mit Si und Alex

I got their 7“vinyl and then I saw that the Cyanide Pills were on tour, unfortunately not in Munich. All right then, Saturday night disco night and on the road to the Epplehaus in Tübingen. Three bands for 5€ entrance, that is fair. Derby Dolls were good, Buck Brothers as well and Cyanide Pills rocked the place. While hanging around in the car on the highway I was thinking that it was a good decision and was worth it.
Yeah, and here you find a little Cyanide Pills Interview with Si and Alex

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2011

Cyanide Pills 05.03.2011 Konzertposter

Cyanide Pills Poster Epplehaus Tübingen 05.03.2011

Cyanide Pills - Poster

Genau, hier sind dann die Bilder vom Cyanide Pills Konzert zu finden.

And here you can take a look (or two) at the Cyanide Pills concert pictures.

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2011

Buck Brothers 05.03.2011 Epplehaus Tübingen


Buck Brothers

Schöne Überraschung die Buck Brothers. Diese waren vor den Cyanide Pills auf der Bühne, hätten aber auch selbst Headliner sein können. 3 Jungs (Andy Duke, Craig Welsh, Dom „Becksi“ Beckford) die, ja wie soll ich schreiben, die feinen Pop Punk, spielten. Hat Spaß gemacht und dann gab es noch Coverversionen wie Sheena Is A Punk Rocker und Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!

Nice surprise: Buck Brothers. They opened up for the Cyanide Pills at the Epplehaus in Tübingen, but could have been the headliner themselves. Buck Brothers are Craig Welsh, Dom -Becksi- Beckford and Andy Duke and played a good live set including “Deeply Shallow”, “She’s Red” and covers like “Sheena Is A Punk Rocker” or “Ghostbusters”. The next song is about German girls in skirts and boots and bikes and goes like this…!

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2011

Buck Brothers 05.03.2011 Konzertposter

Buck Brothers Poster Epplehaus Tübingen 05.03.2011

Buck Brothers -  Poster

Und ganz klar sind noch Bilder vom Buck Brothers Konzert fällig.

And for lookie lookie check out the pix of the Buck Brothers concert here.

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2011

Derby Dolls 05.03.2011 Epplehaus Tübingen


Derby Dolls

Als Vorband von Cyanide Pills durften im Epplehaus in Tübingen die Derby Dolls ran und ich war positiv überrascht! Waren mir vollkommen unbekannt und dann das: flotter Pop Punk der auch abgeht und eine Sängerin (Helen?) die sogar richtig singen kann, sehr gut. Meist sind die lokalen Größen gut für das Jugendzentrum und leider meist bei Frauengesang kein Gesang, sondern ein ich mach jetzt mal auf DIY Punkrock Frauengeschrei. Nicht hier, gute Stimme und knallige Songs, klasse Opener und zum Abschluss gab es ein Ideal Blaue Augen Cover.

The opening band for the Cyanide Pills concert at the Epplehaus in Tübingen was the Derby Dolls and I was positively surprised! The woman on the mic really had a good voice and put the band and the songs above the normal youth centre “let’s do Punk Rock DIY porridge”. Nice pop punk and did I mention the good voice?

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2011

Derby Dolls 05.03.2011 Konzertflyer

Derby Dolls Flyer Epplehaus Tübingen 05.03.2011

Derby Dolls -  Konzert-flyer

Bilder vom Derby Dolls Konzert gibt es hier.

If you wanne see some concert pix of Derby Dolls, use the link.

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2011

Cyanide Pills 05.03.2011 Interview

I drove to Tübingen to see the Cyanide Pills. They are from Leeds – UK and their records are out on Damage Goods. (Break It Up 7″; Suicide Bomber 7″; Cyanide Pills LP; Conquer The World 7″). Band members are PHIL PRIVILEGE (voice), ALEX ARSON (guitar), CHRIS WRIST (drums), ALARICK ‘THE TRICK’ (bass) and SI PINKEYE (guitar). They were guided by Paul the tour manager who I was lucky to meet and talk to, cause Paul is a really nice and attentive person (hi and cheers). He managed that Si and Alex took some minutes for RTC to do a little question answer interview. Poor Alex, Paul told me that he never does interviews but at this moment he got forced to. Not alone, we had to wait until Si came back from the ladies’ room (or was it the men’s…?). Did a little chat and it was more that Si was talking (when I did not jabber around) and Alex was more the quite Norwegian one.


Si Pinkeye + Alex Arson - Cyanide Pills

RTC: Hi there, thanks for your time, who are you and what is your job in the band?
SI: I’m Si and I play guitar.
ALEX: I’m Alex and I also play guitar.
RTC: What made you start music?
SI: I don’t know, all of a sudden I could play guitar, it came just like this.
ALEX: Seeing other bands that influenced me, I wanted to do that myself.
RTC: Just that or as well cause of the chicks?
SI + ALEX: (looked at each other) what is this idiot asking?
RTC: OK, next question, how does your mother/father describes your music to the neighbours?
ALEX: Catchy songs and somehow she heard about Punk Rock, perhaps she thinks we do Punk Rock.
SI: My parents do not know much about music, although my dad comes to all our shows, I guess he would say Punk Rock. My mother probably would describe it as heavy metal???
RTC: This is your first tour in Germany, how is it, which was a gig you remember?
SI: Yes, it is the first time that we tour outside of England. We did not had much time and therefore we made just 10 gigs; today is the last one before driving home. Berlin Wild At Heart was great, packed, cool location and lots of fun.
(RTC: keep in mind, the interview was done before the Cyanide Pills played in Tübingen and believe me: this was and will ever be the best gig they have ever done will ever do or will ever dream of – I guess cause Rock The Cam was there, and believe me: even Santa Claus believes in the Eastern Bunny)
RTC: Are you Punk Rock?
SI: Yeah yes.
RTC: Then could you let me know what Punk Rock is (bad trick from the scintillatingly witty Rock The Cam – Feuilleton writer with a nothing background)
SI: Punk Rock is a type of music (and he cleverly sneaks out of my question), there are lots of different opinions, for some it is politics, fashion, a way you think or different mixes of these points.
RTC: You are publishing your fine records on Damage Goods Records, how did this happen?
SI: Damage Goods saw us live, then we lost track and somehow it worked out later, they wanted us.
RTC: Can you live of your music?
SI: No, we all have other jobs, I am a mechanic, I do repair cars.
ALEX: I am a music teacher for kids.
RTC: Cool, then you can educate them with good stuff. What was your first record you bought?
ALEX: Guess it was Green Day – Dookie
SI: Oh it is embarrassing; it was Oasis – Definitely Maybe
RTC: That is not embarrassing, it was a good album, the blokes are a bit strange but the music is good.
Now it was almost time to go, so here is the last question
RTC: Imagine you are god and you are able to set up a festival of your choice, name me the five headliners?
SI + ALEX: Let’s get them together, we start with
The Clash
Sex Pistols with Sid
Early Turbonegro when they were still on drugs
The Briefs
Jimi Hendrix
RTC: Thanks and have a good show
SI + ALEX: Thanks, we will do our best

And they did a great show (interesting how these two changed while being interviewed and then being on stage – different personalities) It was a real good one, the Cyanide Pills took the stage and just started rocking and I had the feeling that the guests in the Epplehaus ware really satisfied, this was worth driving from Munich to Tübingen! Next time again.