Old-fashioned boys

Van Dyke Parks "the all golden"

Biff Rose "fill your heart"

Harry Nilsson "open your window"

Richard Harris "the yard went on forever"

Space was the place

The Undisputed Truth "UFO's"

Herbie Hancock "quasar"

The Undisputed Truth "earthquake shake"

Shuggie Otis "freedom flight"

Court-Bullion

Bullion "magic was ruler"

Bullion "what does she know"

And i was there...

This gig took place in a sort of squat or basement. Other bands were playing, but i don't remember which ones. Anyway, it was not so memorable. Sure, Mecca Normal had an attitude. One thing i remember is what said a guy from an indie records shop in Paris. From the end of the eighties till the begining of the nineties, we (the guys who know...) were growing with all the noisy indie pop english music. Slint had already made an impression, as Fugazi and of course the Pixies, Sonic Youth or Yo La Tengo. But this guy said that we should be prepared for an american invasion. The bastard... he was right. Next, we (the indie squad) would listen to all the noisy us bands, then grunge, post-rock... etc, Clearly, huge music.