Taylor Parkes reviews Dex Dexter live at The Cell, 30th September 1995
This review’s a bit ‘high concept’ for me.
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July 7, 2009 at 12:47 am
The bloke’s name was (and is) Xav, not “Sab”. I remember asking people “what’s this bloke’s name?”, until someone said “Sab. S-A-B.” Terrible research.
This isn’t very good, is it? I think I was homeless and coming off some kind of psychiatric medication when I wrote this, which wasn’t as exciting as it sounds (that time) but probably didn’t help. Worst thing of all, I kept my sense of humour.