Ahhh,
      I love the smell of fried spammers in the morning!

His little efforts have reminded me to post some Swansea Info to the
group...

Halloween on friday sees Face Off Expand into the downstairs room of
Escape, with classic rock DJs and live bands!

It will still be £3 to get in and you can circulate between all 3
rooms with out fear of paying any more or having to listen to
hardhouse DJs :)

It is hoped to make live music in the downstairs room a regular
occurrence

Jules

has any one any info on htose gorgeous pole dancers in the ice bar

Anyone know of any singles clubs?

Years ago there was on in barons on a thursday night I believe but
not seen any advertisment for one.

Anyone got any venues and dates it would be much appreiciated.

Thanx
;)

Hi everyone.

This is something which I feel you must be aware of.

My apologies if you've received this more than once.

If not please sign the petition and forward the e mail on.

Thanks Dave


AMNINA LAWAL SET TO BE STONED ON 3RD JUNE

The Nigerian Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence for Amina
Lawal, condemned for the crime of adultery on August 19th 2002, to be
buried up to her neck and stoned to death. Her death was postponed so
that she could continue to nurse her baby. Execution is now set for June
3rd.

If you haven't been following this case, you might like to know that
Amina's baby is regarded as the 'evidence' of her adultery. The father
denied everything when he realised the trouble he was in. To find out
more about sharia law, see
http://www.guardian.co.uk/theissues/article/0,6512,777972,00.html


Amina's case is being handled by the Spanish branch of Amnesty
International, which is attempting to put together enough signatures to
make the Nigerian government rescind the death sentence. A similar
campaign saved another Nigerian woman, Safiya, condemned in similar
circumstances.

By March 4th the petition had amassed over 2,600,000 signatures.

It will only take you a few seconds to sign Amnesty's online petition.
Go to the web page http://www.amnistiaporsafiya.org/

Enter your first name in the space marked "nombre", last name
"apellidos"), county ("provincia"), country, and In the drop down box
pick Reino Unido (United Kingdom). Then click on "Seguir" and go to the
second page. There you have the option of entering your email address if
you wish to receive follow-up information. In any case, be sure to click
on "aceptar" to have your name added to the petition list.

Please sign the petition now, then copy this message into a new email
and send it to everyone in your address book.

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Hi everyone, apologies if you've received this. If not please sign the
petition and forward the e mail on.
Thanks
Pete



AMNINA LAWAL SET TO BE STONED ON 3RD JUNE

The Nigerian Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence for Amina
Lawal, condemned for the crime of adultery on August 19th 2002, to be buried
up to her neck and stoned to death. Her death was postponed so that she
could continue to nurse her baby. Execution is now set for June 3rd.

If you haven't been following this case, you might like to know that
Amina's baby is regarded as the 'evidence' of her adultery. The father
denied
everything when he realised the trouble he was in. To find out more
about sharia law, see
http://www.guardian.co.uk/theissues/article/0,6512,777972,00.html


Amina's case is being handled by the Spanish branch of Amnesty
International, which is attempting to put together enough signatures
to make the Nigerian government rescind the death sentence. A similar
campaign
saved another Nigerian woman, Safiya, condemned in similar circumstances.

By March 4th the petition had amassed over 2,600,000 signatures.

It will only take you a few seconds to sign Amnesty's online petition.
Go to the web page http://www.amnistiaporsafiya.org/

Enter your first name in the space marked "nombre", last name
"apellidos"), county ("provincia"), country, and In the drop down box pick
Reino
Unido (United Kingdom). Then click on "Seguir" and go to the second page.
There you have the option of entering your email address if you wish to
receive follow-up information. In any case, be sure to click on "aceptar" to
have your name added to the petition list.

Please sign the petition now, then copy this message into a new email
and send it to everyone in your address book.


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Now hosted on Offitsface.com...
http://forums.offitsface.com/forumdisplay.php?s=4&forumid=52

Swansea University Students Union & alternativeswansea.com by
arrangement with MEAN FIDDLER present

RAGING SPEEDHORN

+ Murder One + One Pity

and FACE/OFF DJs

Monday 3rd February 2003

Patti Pavilion, Swansea

Tickets: £8.50 advance, plus booking fee

From: Derrick's Music 01792 654226 or SUSU Ents. Box Office 01792
513024 or online at www.wayahead.com

Monthly House music party on a Tuesday night at Swansea's premier
dance venue - Escape.

Funky downstairs, hard upstairs. Residents are joined by DJBURNS and
Ed Kurno. The last party of the year, dont miss out.

Door 10-3, £3 Entry, dress to dance. See you down the front.

www.born2bounce.co.uk

And if you like it funky (or hard) come to Bounce at Escape.
more details at www.born2bounce.co.uk
  "Neil [Offitsface.com]" <neil@...> wrote:Saturday 9th November saw
the opening of a new funky house / US house night
in Swansea at The Palace.

O'Morrillo and Dai Jones warmed up then David Jay and myself hit the decks.
The next event is on 23rd November, hopefully the crowd and atmosphere will
be just as good.

Hope to see you there.

Neil Roberts
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Saturday 9th November saw the opening of a new funky house / US house night
in Swansea at The Palace.

O'Morrillo and Dai Jones warmed up then David Jay and myself hit the decks.
The next event is on 23rd November, hopefully the crowd and atmosphere will
be just as good.

Hope to see you there.

Neil Roberts
Offitsface.com

LOUNGECORE PSYCEDELICACIES FOR THE FUCKS!!!

ANTHILL JAZZ CAFE SAT 23rd NOVEMBER
        £1.00 Entry 8pm Start

     "BE THERE, OR WELL...DON'T!"

http://norviask.faithweb.com/index.html

Just a thought.. Would you like me to make a discussion forum on
Offitsface.com for 'Nights Out In Swansea'?

The vBulletin forum we use is pretty good, allows members to have
profiles, photos, etc. and also allows private messaging between
users. Theres no spam and no mass of advertising all over the place.

Check out the current forums if you like:
http://forums.offitsface.com

Let me know if you are interested.

Regards,

Neil
Offitsface.com

Apologies to group members who recieved junk mail recently sent to
this list. It is a problem affecting many Jahoo groups at this time.
I have solved it by vetting new memberships and weeding out the
automated spammer accounts.

On the + Side, the new term starts today, I hope you will use this
list to promote Swansea's Varied nightlife to the students!

Manage your account online
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nightsoutinswansea/
or post by email to
nightsoutinswansea@yahoogroups.com

23rd September the Wildhearts are playing a pre-tour gig and making a
recording for their new video at the Sol Bar, Llanelli. No pre-
booking, pay on the door, capacity 1000. Doors open 7:30pm.
Bloody typical that I've just brought the date of my holiday in Spain
forward to the 23rd.
Foster
http://Llanelli.musicpage.com

Next Wednesday (28th Aug), US rockers, Shelter, are playing their
only Welsh date on their UK tour at the Sol Bar, Llanelli, and the
good people of P2 promotions have declared it free entry just so more
people can see the set up before the really big bands start playing
there. They will be ably supported by Welsh bands, ParraffinAlien,
Lazy Eye and Fixated Fur.
Bands lined up to play later in the year Reef, Stiff Little Fingers
and Fishbone.
The set up at the Sol bar will impress. Huge Marshall stacks, walls
of amps, lighting rigs-a-plenty, a big stage, expensive looking
monitors and a mixing desk that wouldn't have looked out of place in
star trek.
http://Llanelli.musicpage.com

http://fjuiekue.tripod.com/index.html

http://keelaske.tripod.com

New comedy club to be launched at The Palace Theatre, The High Street,
on Wednesday October 9 at 8pm - Headlining act Noel James - for
details email Dave Fellows
comedy.guild@...
or visit the Swansea Comedy guild web site:
http://www.swanseacomedy.comicpage.com

A very impressive battle of the bands at the Sol Bar,
Llanelli last night. It was set up by P2 promotions and they had a
great set up. Huge Marshall stacks, a wall of amps, lighting rigs-a-
plenty, a stage that took up half of the sol dancefloor (unlike last
year, move some tables about until you've got room for the drums),
really expensive looking monitors and a mixing desk that wouldn't
have looked out of place in star trek. They're trying to set the
venue up as a TJ's for West Wales.
Every one of the three bands in the battle of the bands was superb
and the headlining band were, without doubt, the best band to have
played in Llanelli and that includes Eddie and the Hot Rods. Can't
remember any of the bands' names though. Just a shame that a Jack
band won this heat.
Free to get in for the next couple of weeks, then they're putting the
price up to £2.
Not only that but Fishbone will be playing there. Fishbone is shit
hot.
The competition will be running every wednesday until 4th Sept. where
The Kennedy Soundtrack are the headlining band.

Please note re-scheduled date existing tickets are valid

SUNDAY 21ST JULY 2002

THE BLUETONES
PROMENADER TOUR 2002

plus The Crescent & Ricky + DJs

Patti Pavilion, Oystermouth Road, Swansea

Doors 7.30pm

Tickets £11.50 from:
DERRICK'S MUSIC: 01792 654226
WAY AHEAD Box Office: 0115 912 9000 (24 hrs)
Swansea SU Box Office: 01792 513024
or on the web at: www.wayahead.com

CHECKOUT: www.bluetones.co.uk

The Next Free Comedy Gig At The Psychotic Beaver Comedy Club (The Cafe
Mambo, 46 The Kingsway) will be on Wednesday July 10 at 8pm:

Headlining Act:  Andy Hulcoop
Within 6 months of starting comedy Andy had qualified for the finals
of a major competition held at the Comedy Store in London. Since then
he has gone on to appear on BBC1 and was a finalist in the BBC New
Comedy Awards, one of 8 finalists from over 740 entrees.

REVIEWS:
"Andy's performance was a jewel, the strength of his material
supporting his tough
persona".

"The judges could have had a laughometer as Andy stole the show".


Support:  Eric Page
Is the only welsh queer comic working the circuit at the moment.
Eric runs his own comedy club ( the freakshow comedy club) running
three years best lesbo and gay stand up. He began comedy three years
ago after nursing ( oncology) for ten years, semi-finals of BBC 2000,
Finals of 'so you think you're funny '( Edinburgh 2001), Komedia New
act of the year 2000, gigging all round country ( and in Spain and
canaries), have done a few TV shows, Take the Mike ( ITV 2001),
Stand-up Britain ( 2002), UK Today (2001), and writes for various
radio shows, theatre shows ( including NewsReveue), and also writes
various columns. Eric has his own impro comedy troupe called The
Dykwits which is receiving very good revues across the south east.

WHAT ERIC SAYS:
My comedy is about me, what it is to be queer and a bloke, originally
from the welsh valleys and now living in the sun-drenched Gomorrah of
Brighton I turn my self inside out exploring sexuality and sex, giving
away male secrets and gay secrets willy-nilly. I like to challenge my
audience in a reassuring way and am shockingly comforting, I have no
regrets, which is a shame. I'm blunt and savage but always charming,
knifing stero-types and leaving them ashes. Talking about my communist
upbringing and then coming
out as a queen. As un-PC as it can get, but always on the side of
right. A proper po-mo-ho-mo ( Post modern fag). As happy discussing
harpsichords concerto's or nipple clamps, an all round family
entertainer. Also working for the local council and the THT as a
sexual health outreach worker, where I spend my time chatting to
hookers and queers about syphilis and various other nasty things.

Compere:  Stuart Lloyd

There will also be a "New Act" section featuring four up and coming
comedians from the Swansea area

One of the nicest girls I've ever known. I feel so empty inside.

She will be dearly missed...

James Bailey

Too all Those who new Alisa,
Alisa died on Saturday 25th of May from an ashma attack
I as a friend would like to say that she will be missed by all those
that new her, from The Zone and from Face Off and all those who loved
her

I hope she has gone to a better place,

but I hope that she will never be forgotten by any of us who new
her...

take care and if anybody knows about the about the arrangments  of
the funeral please get in touch with me

Steve Wilkins

Steve@...

may she never be forgotten...

Swansea University Students Union & alternativeswansea.com

Tuesday 28th May 2002

HUNDRED*REASOSN
Single "Silver" released 06/05.
Album "Ideas Above Our Station" released 20/05.

Plus JetPlane Landing & Stapleton & FACE/OFF DJs

Tix: £8 advance (subject to booking fee) from
Derricks Music 01792 654226 and
SUSU Ents. Box Office 01792 513024.

SUSU Ents. & alternativeswansea.com present:

Monday 6th May 2002

THE LEVELLERS

plus Clearlake

Patti Pavilion, Gorse Lane, Off Oystermouth Road, Swansea

Doors 7.30pm

Tix: £13.50 (pbf) from DERRICK's, Oxford Street, Swansea
or SUSU Ents. Box Office, Fulton House, Main Campus.
Tel: 01792 513024 for Credit Card bookings.

Introducing Smartcreds - it's a safe pay-as-you-go way for everyone to
shop online, even if they don't have a credit or debit card.

You register and set up an account in double quick time at their
website
(http://www.smartcreds.co.uk/index.htm?friend=jase_wales). Then,
Smartcreds
works a bit like pre-pay mobile phones - you can buy scratch card
vouchers
from Post Offices, or they'll send you an electronic top-up card that
you can
use to put money in your account at 10,000 local stores.

Once you've got money in your account, you can spend it at one of the
shops that accept Smartcreds.  These include CD-Wow! (which sells
chart
CDs for £8.99), Blackstar (for videos and DVDs), and Y-music (where
you
can get cheap games), along with shops for gifts, fashion and smelly
things.
They also have a bunch of mobile phone stores.

When you open an account, you also get access to:

- Great exclusive Smartcreds offers
- Smartcreds competitions
(their prizes have included signed Travis stuff and Xboxes!)
- A regular newsletter
- Quick check-out at their partner stores
- And of course, discount web prices

It's quick to register, and TOTALLY FREE TO USE.  Smartcreds isn't
just
for those people who don't have a credit or debit card . many adults
use it
too as it's a safe and easy way to shop online.

Smartcreds is SAFE and SECURE.  You're in control of your account and
can NEVER GO OVERDRAWN.  Take a look round their site and try it out!

Also, as I am already a Smartcreds member, I get some free Smartcreds
when you first use your account - as long as you use this email link
to sign
up: http://www.smartcreds.co.uk/index.htm?friend=jase_wales

Once you are a Smartcreds user, you too can also get free Smartcreds
for
telling friends about it!

I like Smartcreds . and am sure you will too.

Bye for now.
and try it out
Jase

www.skid.cjb.net

The Swansea Comedy Guild's new comedy club (The Psychotic Beaver
Comedy Club)will be launched on Wednesday April 17 at The downstairs
lounge, The Cafe Mambo, 46 The Kingsway, Swansea. Headlinging Comedian
is James Campbell from Glasgow, support comedian Gary Delaney from
London - plus open spots from London Comedians and comedy Guild
regulars Gregg Rogers and myself (Dave Fellows) - compere is Swansea
comedian Stuart Lloyd - it kicks off at 8pm and admission is free.

Watch out for further gigs, including the Noel James gig on Wednesday
May 15 at the Psychotic Beaver - you can get to see this major comic
free at our club or wait until June and pay £8 to see him headline at
the Grand Theatre (main stage) - the choice is yours.
the swansea Comedy guild's new web site is at:
http://www.swanseacomedy.comicpage.com
for further info email me at:
psycho.dave@...

someone go to www.skid.cjb.net and sign the guestbook to make it look
like i got friends :D

PRESS RELEASE

SWANSEA GIG OF THE YEAR

PSYCHOS UNPLUGGED at The Monkey CASTLE STREET SWANSEA


Thursday MARCH 21


Presents


CARINA ROUND

PLUS

CHRISTOPHER REES

And

AMY WADGE

In a world in which we judge new artistic figures by their similarity
to a particular genre, sound or person, it's refreshing to report that
Carina Round defies all such attempts to impose such an arbitary and
unfair practice. Were you to try to pigeon hole this Wolverhampton
born songwriter and performer, then you'd be forced to invent a
category that would reflect the indie jazz punk fusion that is
Carina's essence. Recalling the great Joni Mitchell era of Court and
Spark and the epoch defining Horses by Patti Smith, Carina Round's
debut album First Blood Mystery is a visceral and uncompromising
listening experience. Excoriating songs, about her former lovers and
absent dad, are delivered with what The Sunday Times called " A voice
like a Jimi Hendrix guitar solo". Others, like Flux magazine, referred
to her " show stopping vocal magnetism", adding that Carina is a fully
formed rock goddess." With such critical approbation came the high
profile support gigs, so that 2001 saw Carina opening for the likes of
Mark Eitzel, David Gray, Elbow, Coldplay, Turin Brakes, and the mighty
Ryan Adams, with whom she has since penned a song.

Carina Round is without doubt the foremost female artist of her
generation, and it is an incredible opportunity for the music loving
folk of west Wales, otherwise so starved of such original fayre, to
witness a performer whose star is most definitely on the rise. Carina
will be playing with her full band, for what promises to be Swansea's
gig of the year.

Support for the night will be the two best songwriters in Wales.

Christopher Rees has recently supported John Cale at St David's Hall,
Cardiff. He is highly regarded and the flavour of shadow and light in
his music is wonderfully counter pointed by his strident live
performance. A consummate professional and striking talent.

Amy Wadge is just as notable. If we in Wales bothered to honour our
musical heroes and heroines with awards, then Amy would be most
people's choice of " Best Female Songwriter". Signed to FFVinyl, Amy
will be performing material from her eagerly anticipated debut album.


Tickets will be available for this gig, so if you want to reserve
yours call (01639) 767587 and leave your name, number of tickets
required and contact number. Tickets are £4.

You are invited to check our website at http://www.psychos.isgreat.net

Doors 7.15pm

MUSIC STARTS AT 8PM


David.sedley@...

Psychos acknowledges the kind financial support of the Swansea
Songwriters Guild.