Stay hungry

Garrett Heath Kruger and Raymond E. Biesinger, the wacky Albertans also known as The Famines concluded the evening with some jumping and shouting and strumming and hitting.

Most bands wait for a few songs to go by before they run around in the crowd - they'll be no such delay here!



Garrett rocks the hair.



Raymond struts vertically.



The whole lot! Or to put it another way, both of them.



More hairiness.



Raymond works the crowd again.



Raymond goes down!



Whole lotta shakin' goin' on.



Aaaaaah!



Boom!



Raymond in red.



Raymond likes the floor.



Alot!



There's a lot of lying around on the job here. Must be Irene's swell rug.



I forget how Garrett got over there, or why.



And that's it! As you can tell, they're a lively bunch. I bought their book-tape combo, but haven't had a chance to listen to it because my tape player died. D'ohh! Book looks nice, though.

• Show reminder: Billy Bragg and The Skydiggers (or at least two of them) play Bronson Centre; Two Hours Traffic, Still Life Still, The Gallop and Taekwondo No-Show appear at Cafe Dekcuf. By Divine Right, Spooky Ruben and The Job perform at Zaphod Beeblebrox; Capital Grass and The No Men show their appreciation for Folk Festival Volunteers at the Elmdale House. The Bible All-Stars help the ladies of Starlite Burlesque shake it at Babylon.