From our Flickr page

This was a still taken from the video we made of the gig. Theo's not in it because he was taking the picture.

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Will tunes during session 100

Joe was snapping while we did our album recordings in session 100.

New Year's Eve in style at Silver Rocket club. This must be during the second part of A Lurking Fear.

Is it Joe or is it a machine?

Creepy.

We found these blank white masks in Escapade and reckoned they'd go down well with the 'whiteface' motif. We only used them on one other gig, NYE, when we drew on them with marker pens. Theo had to change his to let him sing.

Will's friend Paul took some excellent photos of this early gig at the George for the The Sailplanes' night.

Will sports the latest in Ned Kelly soft headgear. (Chris Cundy)

Theo rawks out. (Chris Cundy)

I bet you can't do this (easily) with a digital camera.* (Chris Cundy)

*: May not actually be true.

I think Will and Theo just saw The Ring. (Chris Cundy)

A nice three-shot by Chris, though Theo appears to be in need of a rhinoplasty!

Chris Cundy of Molloy fame took all of these enterprise photos.

Another shot in widescreen using the 'panorama' setting, this one just after we'd paid.

Via the power of the panorama setting no other people were involved in the creation of this, addmittedly cheesy, photograph.

Andrew Zincke. (As in he took the photo; he isn't starring here.)

Andrew Zincke. (As in he took the photo; he isn't starring here.)

Andrew captures the SWEAT of live play.

Somehow Andrew's pic manages to make it look like Will was an extra in the Bohemian Rapsody video. (Cue laughter.)

Luckily for you guys, the blurriness almost totally obscures Theo's features.

Another professionally blurred Andrew Zincke shot, in this case it's Joe midway through pounding the skins. We'd say 'hitting the drums' but it doesn't nearly as twattish.

Andrew Zincke took these shots of our first gig. The blur is purposeful in order to try and make us look good. Really.

This is almost EXCATLY like the last picture. Maybe we meant to put another one here?

Andrew Zincke took these shots of our first gig. The blur is purposeful in order to try and make us look good. Really.