This gets filed into the “I forgot I had this” basket. While I sort out my live recordings I found these Paul Dempsey (and some Something For Kate) recordings, done by a friend of a friend.

I was never a big SFK fan, but they are one of those bands that “on paper” I should adore. I tried, I liked a few tracks but I just never clicked to the level others have with their music. So uploading and sharing this recording is for “those others”, hope you all enjoy this recording. I guess it was at a special time for the band, and Paul, as the following year they would release Echolalia and the hit single of “Monsters” would change everything for them. Chart topping success.

This is one of a few shows I’ll eventually share and it is taken from the great venue that is the Corner Hotel in Melbourne. I received these in trade for some (surprise, surprise) Smashing Pumpkins recordings … more on those later. Over to Mr Dempsey at the Corner Hotel now … enjoy!

Sample: Say Something

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Download: Paul Dempsey – Live at the Corner Hotel (24.08.2000)

(This will only be available until for a month, so that is until  the 25.07.2009)

Setlist:

Roll Credit
Stunt Show
All the things that aren’t good about Scientology
Prick
Hallways
In Return
The Astronaut
Man Made Horse
Anchorman
Captain
Say Something
Paintbrushes
Back to You
Break
Monsters
Born Yesterday
Strategy
East
Telescope
White
Whatever You Want

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