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Brisbane Music Family Tree 2005 Overseas Bands Texas Tea Common bandmember Tripod (QLD) Kate Jacobson, THe Pop Star International Pug Butterfly Benjamin Dougherty (Vegas Kings), Greg Hilliard Strontium Cowboy Bob (Vaginabillies, Massage units Rescue Jon Ryan The Grates Prix Divers Heavyweight Dirtcatchers, Gin Club etc.) Michael Elliot, Roland Bisshop Dog Alana Skyring, Rober Lukins, Kate Jacobson, Sugadust champion Greg Hilliard Patience Hodgeson, Patience Hodgeson Interstate Bands Evelyn Golding, Blood idols/ Greg Hilliard Gail Hardgraves John Patterson METROSEXUALS Mirko (Sekiden) Common bandmember bantha fodder THE SLIGHT Matthew Lobb THe Mess hall Angus Chapman, PARADE Trevor Ludlow Cec Condon Paul Coleman (Van Lustbader) Alana Skyring, Turtlebox PEOPLE Nick Naughton Holster = band Conan Thorogood, Ed Henty, is defunct Roland Bisshop OF EARTH Robert Lukins Lee Griffin, Burnside the Winters Jason Cassidy, Patrick McDermott, Clifton Robert Lukins, Kate Bradley Xavier Poropat (Eat Laser Scumbag, The B-sides Alana Skyring, Partkertron etc) Alana Skyring, Ed Henty, = hub John Swingle, Ian Campbell Kilgore Stag Conan Thorogood, Damian Radford Trevor Ludlow, Clone Dan Baebler, John Patterson Trout Jason Cassidy Jason Cassidy, Joss Berrett Maureen Hansen, Roshambo Greg Charles Suzi Hansen, STANding 8 Tony Giacca ZOMBIE Computor Tim Brennan , Teen Period John Lowery, Mexico City David McCormack, Angus Chapman, counts Collective Crime Boss Mark Lowery Jason Cassidy, Bre O’Neil, Will Cec Condon, Bob Moore Paul Coleman, John Patterson, Alana Skyring, Fowles, Tam Patton,Tom Beaumont, Simon Raditch, James Straker Mark Perry Lee Fletcher, D-KO Blonde Ben Dougherty, Greg Hilliard, Michael Elliot John Patterson Kris Swales, Roland Bisshop, Walter Gentle Ben & Cobra Cunningham Simon Dennes, Formoso his sensitive side Evelyn Golding, Joss Berrett, Greg Brady, Ben Corbett, Arbuckle Simon Lilley. Greg Charles, The Hymies Jeremy Marshal, MIAMI Trevor Ludlow, Ian McIntyre Otto Jason Cassidy, Corey Harrison, Maureen Hansen, Dylan McCormack, Neil Finn Band Who’s Gerald? Trent McNamara, Jason Pickering, The Tremors SOLOTARO David McCormack, Nick Naughton. Matthew Lobb, Bewilderbomb THE David McCormack, Nick Naughton. Michael Patterson, Robert Moore Paul Medew, Luke Renouf, Geoff Corbett, Steve Jarman, AUTUMN GIANTS Paul Medew, Alicia, Nick Naughton Trevor Ludlow. Elea Logan, Oscar Brown, Benjamin Thompson, Christian Big Cathy Atthow, Yuinhuzami. Dan Baebler, Mark Perry, Mark Nelson, Truscott, Joss Berrett Bongin’ Baby Christian Dahl Ben Lanham Dirt Catchers COW WESTERN STARR Cec Condon Ctrl+Alt+Del Daniel Friend, Greg Charles, Cowboy Bob (Gin Pete Boring Kate Bradley CROWDED HOUSE Bob Moore, David McCormack, Jason Cassidy, Choomby, Club/Vaginabillies) Neil Finn Mark & John Lowery, Will Fowles, Ally Kelly, Glenn Thompson, Robert Forster, Bre O’Neil, Ross Rangott, Kiosk Sirloin Sisters, Custard Gun Brook Kelly Bre O’Neil, Matty Hayes. THE Jack Mannix Glenn Thompson. David McCormack, SKIPPY/ Six Ft Hick Gazoonga Paul Medew, Ben Corbett, RAtional Academy WARM NIGHTS Shane Bruun, THE lookalikes Geoff Corbett, Attack Meredith McHugh, James Straker. The Melniks Trevor Ludlow, Elea Logan, Ben Thompson, Strutter Robert Forster, Custard Dan, Tony Giacca, Happy John Swingle, Trevor Ludlow, Dylan McCormack, Tamara Bell, Nicola Pheonix Satan, Richard, Bob Moore, David McCormack, Ben Jones, Automatic Jason Cassidy, James Straker, Nick Naughton. Renae Collette, Iron On Graham, Joe Mann, Christmas David McCormack, Paul Medew, Matt Strong, Shane Fred WordArt Danny Plant Bruun, Gavin Herrinberg, Terry Devantier, Serinda Rogers. Kate Cooper, Origami Gutterball Pete (Pete Boring), Harriet Hudson, Glenn Thompson. DELPINO Jessica Sichter, Danny Plant, Trent McNamara. Biro/ Ross Hope, Hell Cool Cooper Jack Mannix, Kate Cooper Meredith McHugh, Grace Nye, Glenn Thompson. Ian Rogers, Brett Bevege, Small FAntasy Liesl Pfeffer, Kris Swales, Brett Bevege, Nicola Pheonix, DOCH Tom Boy John Swingle, Choomby van Rensburg, Michael Harriet Hudson Trevor Ludlow, Helen Tuton. Jane McEniery, Michael Patterson, Grant McLennan, PONYloaf Patterson, Matt Jonas Dylan McCormack, Will Eager, Michael Rogers, Tom Ross MacLennan, Go-betweens The titanics Shane Rudken (Regurgitator), Lucy Beegle (Shuriken) David McCormack, Nick Naughton. Raymond, Tom Donaldson, Dylan McCormack Robert Forster, Hugbubble Daniel Templemen, Helen Tuton, TUFFNEL Glenn Thompson, Nick Lavers, Rebecca Craner, (Skippy/Gentle Ben) Grant McLennan, Shane Bruun, Damian Lewis, Alyson Locke Kate Cooper, Snow Emma Tom, VAN LUSTBADER Ewan Foster Lindy Morrison, Wilstead, Greg Brady, Nicola Pheonix Anna Young. Aamperillas Olympic Tina Havelock-Stevens Shane Bruun, Coda Husky Glenn Thompson. Jeremy Marshal, Doma Violeteen Terry Devantier, Stacy Rashid, Games Scott Rogers Nick Naughton, Trixie Paul Coleman, Leon Dufficy, Harriet Hudson, Glenn Lewis Brett Buckley. “Evil Dick” (Richard), Jon Ryan Michael, Grace Nye, Brett Bevege, TREEHOUSE KILL CHERRY Otto Hymie, Helena, Nick Smethurst 4 Horse Town Chelsea. David Hannah, Kate Cooper, Lino Shuriken John Swingle, Anna Young, FAR OUT Trent McNamara, Andrew Lancaster the poloroids I/o ThREE Something for kate Jeremy Cole Liesl Pfeffer, Doma David McCormack, Ray, Stacy Rashid, CORPORATION The Boatshow Heinz Reigler, Stephanie Leon Dufficy, SPECIALBRANCH Conscience Dylan McCormack, Helen Tuton, Mary Tham. Grant McLennan, Matt Strong, Lawerence English, Matt Jonas, David Hannah, Alpen Glow Shane Melder, Cameron Bruce, Christian, Quartet Ian Haug, Adele Pickvance, Martin Lee, Glenn Lewis, Tam Patton “Robot”. John Swingle, Chelsea Andrew Lancaster Sess. Ross MacLennan. The City Lights John Caniffe, Hyperstation Ben McGarry, OK2Cry Bryan Bird, Peter Gogic, Andrew Tuttle, Scott Rogers, Serge Luca Jessica Sichter. Tamara Bell, LAdder Shane Melder Steve Jarman, Alan Nguyen The Clouds John Mercer, MEAN STREAKS Will, Gene Kimlin, Jody Lucas Brown, Mike Cheng, Chelsea Nightstick Grandview Mark Perry Frank’n’Stein Pete Choomby van Rensburg, Heinz Reigler, David McCormack, Trent McNamara, Molliger Cam Shaft (Camille), Sidewinder Martin Lee, Tim Oxley POWDERFINGER Ian Wadley, Andrew Tuttle, Parkertron Jean (Jo) Nicotine, Tam Patton Siouxsie th3 dead boys Bernard Fanning, Shane Melder Dylan McCormack, sandpit Gwen Griffen James Kritzler, Siouxsie, Ian Haug, Robert Moore. Greg Wales (The Verys) Xavier Poropat, DIrty Sera, Darren Middleton, Jessica Sichter, DeArhunters, Verys The Zebras Andrew Tuttle, Mathematics Tammy The Jon Coghill, Mike Cheng, Tim Oxley, Greg Hitchcock Edwina Ewins, Gwen Griffen. negative trio John Collins. CLAG DICK NASTY Alexis, Cherry Cherry Fantastic leslie Leon Dufficy, Scott Rogers, Bryan Bird DECODER RING Nicole Thibault, Lucas Brown, HO2 Gavin, You AM I Max Budan, & the Export Data Tullipan Cameron Bruce John Swingle, David McCormack, Geordie Stafford, Steven Smith, Ben Ben Ely Jeremy Cole. Alan Nguyen, Scott Rogers, Jackie Marshal REGURGITATOR Alison Bolger, Bec Moore, Rachael Greg Hitchcock John Mercer, Choomby van Rensburg, The Cannanes The Sips Ross Rangott, Marek Rygielski, Quan Yeomans, Cook, Julian Patterson. Cuffy BAdreams James, LE FANCY BOYS Helena Cheryl Sieker Ben Ely, Greg Wadley DRAG Dan James Kritzler, Again Martin Lee, Darren Middleton, Front end loader Adam Scott, EXTRA FOXX Rob Lennox Peter Kostic, NOt From There TAIYO Matt Murphy, Xavier Poropat, Conwae Burrell, Xavier Poropat, Andrew Peake Peter Kostic Shane Rudken. Heinz Reigler, JUPITER 2 Rob lennox The Sean Hartman, Gerald, Andrew Tuttle, Adam Scott, Josh, Errol, Darryn Tyers Bird Blobs Simon Lambert, Edwina Ewins, Andrew Peake, Mike Cheng Mark McElligott. Ben Doran Helena, Kahl Monticone, Scott, Andrew Thompson PArasite Tampons Anthony Hills Dale Peachey, Shannon Jessop, Ian Wadley Dale Peachey. James Kritzler, DEATH:WOLF The Able Cheryl Sieker, The Informants Panel of judges John Mestric, James Kritzler, Anna Petrie, Kate Lomax, Libby Crane, Duane Billing, Pangaea John Mercer, et al. C-men Brokenhead Sleepy Township Mark Louis Harris, Brendan Peek Miss N Chris Bosley, Alison Bolger SEAPLANE Steven Smith, Marek Rygielski, Ben Ely, Jean Nicotine (Jo), THE DEVEREAUX Matt Murphy, Guy Webster Paul Bromley, Guy Blackman Conwae Burrell Georgina Staines, MINIMUM CHIPS Stephen Parker Steven Smith, Guy Webster Ben Ely Jim Sinclair, Dale Peachey Blue Wine Ross Rangott (Ctrl Alt Del) Skritch Nicole Thibault, Damien Gray, Dave Atkins, Ben Jones Yellow music Stirling Bartlam Michael Brackenridge, SQUELCH Ian Wadley, Georgina Staines, The GOLDEN Thomas Madden, Rob Lennox Julian Patterson, Matt Jonas, Angela McLintock Nadsat SMALL WORLD Guy Blackman, Ben Tolliday, Andrew Peake Leon Dufficy (Coda), CIRCLES Marek Rygielski, Matt Jonas (Shuriken) Ross Manning Kahl Monticone, Fightin’ Amish Andrew Thompson EXPERIENCE Deb Cavallero Arom Bleeker. Shannon Jessop Scott Rogers Adam Scott, The Perfect THE FABUlous Ian Wadley, Leon Dufficy, Lana Gishkariany GOTA COLA Riva Dohm, Lovers Toothfaeries Pat Ridgewell, Ben Tolliday NICE WIG TED/ Das Kaput Nobodies Tylea John Mercer, Jamie, Adam, Dave Atkins Julian Patterson, Riva Bohm, Guy Webster Skritch the Re-RUNS James Kritzler, Marek Rygielski, Mark Paltridge Jon Morris. Full Fathom Five 1981 Elray, Lexie Patrick McCabe, Riva Bohm Cheryl, Rin The TApes Marcello James Kapt, Sam Korman Chris Yates, James Kritzler, Annika James, Ant Aggs, Rob Mynard, Tam Patton Warren Samuel, SOOTY Genshen Ben Thompson, Josh, Letraset Daniel Callaghan, Jackie Marshal Steve Boyle. Dollar bar James Kritzler, Quentin Brown,
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