Enjoy the Silence and Precious in a photo finish for me, personally

I can't wait for this, I absolutely love Depeche Mode. It's weird liking DM in Australia though, the only song anybody knows is Just Can't Get Enough. I have to make a point that they have great songs but they begin years after that one.

You can't piss on hospitality, I won't allow it!!

Here and here, red as a fire engine!

My favourite Die Hard rip off by far is Sudden Death - or Die Hard in a hockey stadium with Jean Claude Van Damme. I mean, how can you go wrong with a movie where JCVD kicks a chick in a penguin suit to her death?

Electric Six did a great cover of that one on their album Zodiac, made me look back and the original's not bad either!

With Pink Floyd references, ideally.

Judging by some of the pictures of this, the segment of the wall in question includes a mural of Pink Floyd's The Wall. On "The Wall". It cannot be destroyed, it simply would not do.

I normally despise such puns, but for Perth I'm down with it!

Metal > Cars

@avclub-5d77e64245d989eaec72baa3fa3951f3:disqus I saw Tomahawk at Soundwave last week and they did a similar thing, closing with Just One More by George Jones (thanks setlist.fm for that one). Definitely an abrupt change of pace after a pretty intense set.

The jerks! If I see them around town I'll give 'em an earful for ya.

At the Big Day Out last year The Living End was joined by Matt Caughthran of The Bronx for Breed by Nirvana, that was pretty badass.

Argh, Bruce Springsteen! Touring Australia as we speak but no Perth show. AAAAND Silvio's (yes I'm thinking The Sopranos) spot is being filled by Tom Morello from RATM for the tour. Goddamn.

NIN doing Wish with the entire Dillinger Escape Plan in Perth in 09 was one of the best live moments of my life

+1 for Ice Cream Mac

MACGYVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

I did not know such a thing existed. And I am certainly not looking for it right now.

Thank you all dear friends… FOR COMING TO MY BIRTHDAY

I expect his next album to be an epic hour long prog rock song cycle