Nuway Army (who?) London Gig

Hi all,

Well I'm sure you can guess what Nuway Army are all about.... but just in case....

Nuway Army is a Gary Numan tribute band that started in 2001.  It is now a 6 peice band, and after a 'break' are gigging once again.  The next gig is at The Charles Cryer, Carshalton, Surrey on 14th September 2013. 

We will perform a full 2 hour set of Gary's early music.  First 4 ablums only - no new stuff.  Please take time to check the links below.  Would be great to see some of you there.  Tickets are £12 (to cover costs only).

http://nuwayarmy.co.uk

www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VRwTfpuyMI


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Any questions, pleask ask 

Thanks for listening!

Paul

craigb
Hmm...  I think I might listen to some Gary Webb today now that I've read this.
 
Funny how most tribute bands only tend to concentrate on the earliest albums for a band isn't it?

There is a very good reason that the old stuff gets played the most.....
 
It's the best.....!  And it's what people want 

I wish I could but you see, I'm over here, and, you are over there...and....

craigb
I was just thinking of many other tribute bands I know that do the same thing:
 
Boston
Styx
Yes
Genesis
Kansas
Journey
AC/DC
Etc.
 
(I was considering making a Flock of Seagulls tribute band, but I didn't have the hair for it. )

Haha i'm sure you could find a wig
The 80's was such a good era for new music

trimph1
I wish I could but you see, I'm over here, and, you are over there...and....

Can't be that far from you..... come on over

craigb
The 80's definitely were a hot bed for different styles though this made it tough for me...  I was in a band playing rock, was a DJ from '80 to '83 and had to play disco, and I liked New Wave and Progressive! 
 
My friend pools didn't overlap much.

Sound like the 90s for me. 
 
I was studying classical guitar, fronting a metal band and playing gigs with a bunch of old beatniks because, well, they had the gigs (and there was so much to learn from them). All I listened to was The Beatles and pre-The Wall Pink Floyd.
 
My metal bandmates were puzzled by my Beatles t-shirt, my traditional jazz bandmates were 3 times my age, and my classical guitar teacher - well, she was actually pretty cool, she helped me figure out Randy Rhoads solos. :P
 
That's when I figured I needed to spice it up a bit and started DJ-ing and getting into old new wave and electro and then industrial. The 90s were cool, I guess. :P

paulo
It's a shame the videos are so poor as it looks like they might actually be pretty good. Hopefully someone will do a better job of capturing this show.
The RN URL doesn't work BTW.

Yes i agree the video is not great.  The entire September gig, however, is being professionally recorded.  23 tracks straight off.  The sound and stage will be amazing

Prevalence

craigb
I was just thinking of many other tribute bands I know that do the same thing:
 
Boston
Styx
Yes
Genesis
Kansas
Journey
AC/DC
Etc.
 
(I was considering making a Flock of Seagulls tribute band, but I didn't have the hair for it. )

Haha i'm sure you could find a wig
The 80's was such a good era for new music

Heck, I had to use a wig just to get good 80's-like metal pictures (the below was a gag to scare my Mom when she was coming over for a visit), I've got no less than four fake body piercings on as well - lol:
 

The guitar IS one of the piercings...