This action was advised a long time ago, so everyone had time to decide whether or not to go. And indeed, a crowd of fans gathered from 18 to 60 years average. Why not, after all, Bad Manners has been on the scene since 1976, and that's a long time. Without a doubt, the force behind it was Judge Dread Memorial, which handles the Revival Judge Dread brilliantly, an icon of Ska Reggae. And of course DiscoBalls.
The advised start has shifted by 1/2 hour, but perhaps even people who came to this event from far away didn´t care. Discobolos played their first Ska Punk. And because the Rock Cafe has a very good sound, the DiscoBalls sounded great. After a 20-minute break, the Judge Dread Memorial started, as I mentioned earlier, the Judge Dread revival. And as Judge Dread mostly performed alone, the Judge Dread Memorial performed alone. One Man Show, accompanied by pre-recorded music from the record. There were also props and grimaces that Judge Dread used to have during his performance. Yeah, this went well. The 30-minute break and the Buster Bloodvessel icon came on the stage with his band Bad Manners. The song followed the song. Hit after the hit, and the audience mostly from Skin Heads 69, got into the boil and turned on at least refrains. Bad Manners is a band in combination with Two tones, ska, reggae, OI. And even after so long, Bloodvessel Buster can be energetic. Just a well-chosen club for this star. In the 80's Bad Manners were on the same line of listening as Madness or The Specials. Which is really high. In large-area radios, they were at the top of the charts.
Yeah, this was really something. Big thanks for all three bands for listening pleasure, especially Buster Bloodvessel. Splendor.
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