According to this link, New Zealand drum ‘n’ bass outfit Shapeshifter will be supporting Tool tonight in Melbourne. Thanks to Cognizant for the tip!
According to this link, New Zealand drum ‘n’ bass outfit Shapeshifter will be supporting Tool tonight in Melbourne. Thanks to Cognizant for the tip!
This will mean less bigass mexican waves like in Sydney… !
I think it’s funny that you all keep calling them mexican waves.
[quote comment=”32204″]I think it’s funny that you all keep calling them mexican waves.[/quote]
That’s just what they’re know as down here in Oz.
Just letting people know Justin’s 1 hour Triple J appearence playing some of his favourite tracks will be on on Saturday at 5pm
http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/guide/Saturday.htm
Might want to put it on the main page Hellboy.
[quote comment=”32206″]Just letting people know Justin’s 1 hour Triple J appearence playing some of his favourite tracks will be on on Saturday at 5pm
http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/guide/Saturday.htm
Might want to put it on the main page Hellboy.[/quote]
Thanks for the remidner Auntie, I was going to do that in the next day or so.
Yeah I figured that much out, but it’s still funny since I live about two hours from Mexico, which figures quite heavily into our texican culture, and I’d never heard that phrase until this past week. It’s like if you heard us calling it the ‘Indonesian wave’ or something…
I assume it means a wave of people standing/jumping up a la sports? If so, we just call it ‘the wave’.
[quote comment=”32215″]I assume it means a wave of people standing/jumping up a la sports? If so, we just call it ‘the wave’.[/quote]
Pretty much. I think it’s know as the Mexican wave because it was first noticed at the Soccer World Cup in Mexico