More Pics from the road -Sep 2007

A few more pics from the Flowerpot in Derby, thanks to Fade2Blonde!
Rock on girls!

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News and Pics from the Road - Sep 2007

Once again thanks to all of our fans, friends and venues for their support during this last 2 weeks we've been on tour.
Special thanks to Sarah at the Doghouse for the great hospitality, not to mention the party lasted until the early hours of the morning!
Thanks to Martin, John and all the staff, and to the fantastic crowd at Bar Bliss, you guys rock!
Another special thanks goes to Barry Martin of the Derby Evening Telegraph for reviewing our gig at the Flowerpot, quite an amazing night there!
It's been great to be back at the Witchwood and Zero Bar, and to finish many thanks to Geoff at the Tackeroo, the venue keeps getting better and better.



See you in October for more Aerosmith Music Live!

FLOWERPOT GIG REVIEW BY BARRY MARTIN

The Toxic Twins (Aerosmith tribute band)

The Flowerpot

King Street, Derby

Review and photo by Barry Martin

Kicking off with an incendiary ‘Love in an Elevator,’ this fantabulous five-piece rocked the ‘Pot like there was no tomorrow.

A sense-numbing double-header of ‘Song and Dance’ and my personal favourite ‘Mama Kin’ kept up the momentum as the crowd roared their approval of these Aerosmith avatars.

Other highest of highlights were ‘Other Side,’ ‘Livin’’ and a sensational, show-stopping ‘Dude looks like a Lady.’

Marco Lombardo on drums, George Stergiou (guitar) and all in black bassist, rock chick Terri Demarco were the rock on which the Toxic twosome strutted their snake-hipped stuff. Frank Pagni as riff-ripping legendary axe-man Joe Perry shimmied and smouldered around the stage, effortlessly firing off classic licks all night.

But ringmaster of The Toxic Twins’ circus was the gyrating, gymnastic, seemingly triple-jointed, microphone-stand mounting, Los Angeles-based Jay Basinger as arguably the world’s best frontman Steven ‘the Lips’ Tyler.

Jay wasn’t just playing Tyler. He was Tyler. The looks, the moves, the dangerously tight catsuit were all there in a scintillating, six-star performance.

One hundred minutes of sweaty, raunchy rock ‘n’ roll of the highest calibre. T.T.T.? Make that T.T.P., that is to say - The Total Package.

Review & Photos by Barry Martin, Derby Evening Telegraph