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SUMMARY:MARK SEYMOUR
LOCATION:Norton Music Factory
DESCRIPTION:Mark Seymour wrote his first song in the summer of 1980 about a
  space invader machine. He was broke at the time\, living in a Carlton sha
 re house with no power and no running water. Shortly after the pop band he
  was in \, ‘The Jetsonnes’ \, morphed into something slightly more apo
 calyptic\, changed its name to ‘ Hunters and Collectors’.. and Seymour
  went on to compose the dancefloor hell-scape single ‘Talking to a Stran
 ger’ which secured several international record deals. Three years later
 \, with the departure of Greg Perano on industrial percussion\, the demoni
 c groove was lost. Hunters and Collectors morphed again and Seymour wrote 
 the pop ballad ‘Throw Your Arms Around Me’.. To say that Seymour’s t
 rajectory has been ‘inconsistent’ would be an understatement! And yet 
 45 years later\, he’ll tell you that the process hasn’t changed that m
 uch. The only thing that has is the subject matter. There’s always been 
 an acoustic guitar\, a recording device\, mumbled words and some vague des
 cription of where he was or who he was with\, the rooms he’s lived in\, 
 roads travelled\, either surrounded by musicians or alone in the back shed
 . Many songs have disappeared while others have endured beyond the circums
 tances that spawned them. For Seymour song writing has been as much about 
 emotional survival as anything else ..\n\nBoletos: https://tickets.oztix.c
 om.au/outlet/event/0b2366e8-2aca-4d2b-aed2-3b03ffcc7479
URL;VALUE=URI:https://360exp.net/events/828b2dc7-d5e1-42a8-aec6-6d339001a0a
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