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| − | + | ''Hamilton Circle Jerk'' is a long running event that features a number of Hamilton bands of various genres, each playing one or two covers of other Hamilton bands' songs, as well as one original tune. The event was the brain-child of [[Mark Tupuhi]] of [[St Lucy]], but in recent years has been organised by [[Lauren KB]]. | |
| − | This event was | + | This event was originally conceived as The Hamilton Circle Jerk. However, it was renamed ''Harden Up, Ow'' in the first year to help with promotional purposes. The original poster proved too popular, however, and the Circle Jerk name continued to be used by many [[Htown.co.nz]] members. In its second year, [[Circle Jerk 2006|2006]], the predominant name again became ''Hamilton Circle Jerk''. The event was inspired by a farewell event for [[Inchworm]] at [[Diggers]] in 1999, where a number of Hamilton bands played a small number of their own songs followed by an ''Inchworm'' cover. |
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Revision as of 20:57, 22 August 2018
Hamilton Circle Jerk is a long running event that features a number of Hamilton bands of various genres, each playing one or two covers of other Hamilton bands' songs, as well as one original tune. The event was the brain-child of Mark Tupuhi of St Lucy, but in recent years has been organised by Lauren KB.
This event was originally conceived as The Hamilton Circle Jerk. However, it was renamed Harden Up, Ow in the first year to help with promotional purposes. The original poster proved too popular, however, and the Circle Jerk name continued to be used by many Htown.co.nz members. In its second year, 2006, the predominant name again became Hamilton Circle Jerk. The event was inspired by a farewell event for Inchworm at Diggers in 1999, where a number of Hamilton bands played a small number of their own songs followed by an Inchworm cover.
Circle Jerks to date
- 2005 - Diggers
- 2006 - The Castle
- 2007 - Ward Lane
- 2008 - Diggers
- 2009 - Flow
- 2010 - Flow
- 2011 - Flow
- 2016 - The Meteor
- 2017 - The Meteor
- 2018 - The Meteor
Published Articles
- The Circle Jerk by Richard Swainson, Nexus, 26 May 2008
- Tuning up for Circle Jerk by Libby Gudmundsson, Hamilton Press, 28 May 2008, P21
- The Hamilton Circle Jerk by Richard Swainson, Nexus, 18 May 2009, P18-21
- The Version Excursion by Jeff Neems, Waikato Times, 21 May 2009, P16
