{"id":568,"date":"2009-09-28T09:32:13","date_gmt":"2009-09-28T09:32:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.sleigh-munoz.co.uk\/quims\/gigs\/joan-as-police-woman-peggy-sue-brudenell-social-club-leeds-27th-sept-09\/"},"modified":"2009-09-28T17:33:10","modified_gmt":"2009-09-28T17:33:10","slug":"joan-as-police-woman-peggy-sue-brudenell-social-club-leeds-27th-sept-09","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sleigh-munoz.co.uk\/quims\/2009\/09\/28\/joan-as-police-woman-peggy-sue-brudenell-social-club-leeds-27th-sept-09\/","title":{"rendered":"Joan As Police Woman + Peggy Sue – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds: 27th Sept 09"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Si came around in the evening with a climbing frame for the kids (his girls have grown out of it). After putting it up he says Ive got a spare ticket for Joan As Police Woman<\/a> if you fancy it\u009d. I was unaware of her stuff but thats the best way to see a band if you ask me. I get the nod from the misses and off we go.<\/p>\n

Climbing frame building meant that we missed support act Peggy Sue<\/a>. Their merchandise was fantastic beautifully packaged singles and CDs one with an in-built shadow puppet show made me wish wed caught them.<\/p>\n

Joan came on in a red leopard cat suit with drummer Timo in a long leopard coat and they started with a piano ballard. He then took on bass duties whilst what I thought was a drum machine was being played. Im not a fan of drum machines and it seemed such a shame as Timos drumming was superb! They did stuff from a covers LP (everything from Britney to Iggy) theyve just released, which were my least favourite tunes of the night (bar one!). Joan explained that it wasnt a drum machine but a 4-Track on real analogue cassettes\u009d on which Timo played all the drums, percussion and bass, which made things better.<\/p>\n

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Joan has hilarious banter between songs which endeared her to the crowd no end, that and the fact that she has a voice to die for! The show picked up steam and I was loving it by the end. This is our last song\u009d A big sad Ohhhhh from the crowd Oh you know how this works!\u009d cue laughter and they did a song from the new Sonic Youth album that was FANTASTIC! Ive not felt compelled to buy a Sonics LP for some time but I will now. A couple of slow ballads for an encore and she was gone. She looked like she had a good night we certainly did!<\/big><\/p>\n

And the kids love the climbing frame.<\/big><\/p>\n

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gles and CDs one with an in-built shadow puppet show made me wish wed caught them.<\/p>\n

Joan came on in a red leopard cat suit with drummer Timo in a long leopard coat and they started with a piano ballard. He then took on bass duties whilst what I thought was a drum machine was being played. Im not a fan of drum machines and it seemed such a shame as Timos drumming was superb! They did stuff from a covers LP (everything from Britney to Iggy) theyve just released, which were my least favourite tunes of the night (bar one!). Joan explained that it wasnt a drum machine but a 4-Track on real analogue cassettes\u009d on which Timo played all the drums, percussion and bass, which made things better.<\/p>\n

Joan has hilarious banter between songs which endeared her to the crowd no end, that and the fact that she has a voice to die for! The show picked up steam and I was loving it by the end. This is our last song\u009d A big sad Ohhhhh from the crowd Oh you know how this works!\u009d cue laughter and they did a song from the new Sonic Youth album that was FANTASTIC! Ive not felt compelled to buy a Sonics LP for some time but I will now. A couple of slow ballads for an encore and she was gone. She looked like she had a good night we certainly did!<\/p>\n

And the kids love the climbing frame.<\/p>\n

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