FBI EP Release Party revisited

FBI salute the fans

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On the 24 th of October the Fringe Club came alive with the sounds of music. Ghouls ‘n’ Ghosts were creeping. Man Love! was in the air and we started to think that maybe one day we can all really Quit our day jobs. (just not yet!)

The David Bowie Knives

We were lucky that some of the best local indie bands in HK came to support us. They helped to make this a memorable occassion.

Audiotraffic

The David Bowie Knives started the night off with a bang. Their sexy tunes penetrated eardrums while the FBI guys signed CDs. Unfortunately, we couldn’t come and enjoy their set as we were in demand. But, I was running back and forth to make sure everything was okay. Next thing I know, the DBKs were topless and the crowd were cheering emphatically. I really like the way these guys sound and it was evident that they were a crowd favourite aswell. We really appreciate the DBKs supporting us on this momentous occasion.

The David Bowie Knives bearing all

Audiotraffic's drummer loves AC/DC!!!

Signing CDs  

So many CDs to sign

When the DBKs finished their set it was time for our Special Guests to get onto the stage. People asked me, “How did you get Audiotraffic to support you?” I would respond with a shrug and say, “I asked them.” It was kind of obvious to me. LOL. I guess we have been lucky to have had the chance to meet the guys from Audiotraffic before. Especially since Don and Adrian were the judges of the LKF Beer Festival that we were a part of. The guys have been really supportive of us and they jumped at the chance to have a show together. Thanks again for your support!

Now, that's rock!

Then it was our time to shine. There were over 100people at the Fringe Club there to see us and we weren’t going to disappoint. You may know that I have been having some problems with my asthma lately and I was really worried about my performance, up until I got onto the stage. I had lost my voice the week before and was worried that it wasn’t going to return for the big show. It hadn’t recovered to 100% so I made sure I topped myself up with some alcohol before the show so I could trick myself that I was better. I know I could do better. At least the audience could go back home and listen to how I really sound when I am at my best.

Archvictor likes to rock!

Jerald's got the moves!

Give me the beat!

M ho wan nghor bun!

Despite my little set back we had a really good performance. The other FBI guys were great and you could tell the audience were enjoying themselves. We even had a moshpit for ‘The Masquerade’.

MOSHPIT!

We played two sets. The first set took around 30mins. We played the first six songs off the EP and two covers. Then we went away and had a break, a drink and a piss break. When we came back we played some of the B sides and some more covers. We even threw in a cover of ‘Smooth Criminal’. We have been practicing this song religiously and the hard work paid off. Plus, the rap songs at the end gave the night abit more flavour and really rounded off the evening.

Respect! Respect!

Respect tou PK!!!

Thanks to everyone who made it to the party. Thanks to all of those people involved with the CD. Thanks to the DBKs and Audiotraffic. Thanks so much to The Fringe Club for letting us use their venue for this great event.

Not in a gay way baby!

Yeah, but can you do this?

Gup C... lol

dum dum dum....

ROCK!!!

The easy part is now over. We have already got rid of more than 100 CDs, which is great. But, as I said, that was the easy part. The hardest part is now about to begin. The CDs are officially on sale at CD warehouse. I wonder if any have been sold yet?

(thanks Arvid, Kitty and Sabrina for their photos!!!)

Yes! We did it! We rocked the Fringe!

Thanks from

F.B.I.

Cain