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The Mint Chicks: Live at the Transmission Room

Radio New Zealand National, 101fm www.radionz.co.nz presents:

The Mint Chicks: Live at the Transmission Room

4:10 pm Saturday 3 May 2008 during Music 101 with Kirsten Johnstone
Repeated: 7:30 pm Friday 9 May 2008 during Nights with Bryan Crump
& listen again at: www.radionz.co.nz/national/music/live

This concert provides a snapshot of the adrenalised rush and unpredictability which characterises the best performances by The Mint Chicks.


Captured just prior to moving to the United States, this Merry Christmas swan song from energetic rock quartet The Mint Chicks was the last show with bass player Mike Logie.

The band, now a three piece, is based in Portland Oregon, where they have been fighting off requests to work on their next album from people including Adrian Belew (guitarist on Bowie’s albums ‘Heroes’ & ‘Low’, leader of King Crimson, current NIN collaborator) and the producers of recent records by Peaches and Beck.

Pleasingly, they still remember the little people, and are on tour in New Zealand as we go to air.

This concert - a chaotic, sold-out affair - was recorded live at the Transmission Room in Auckland.

Featuring the popular songs Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No!, Anti Tiger, Welcome To Nowhere and others; it provides a snapshot of the adrenalised rush and unpredictability which characterises the best performances from The Mint Chicks.


ENDS

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