Comments on: Don’t Believe A Word I Say with Bob Segarini

By: rango from verdun

rango from verdun — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 01:26:26 +0000

hey bob ,never missed a gig when the dudes were at the stache or the edge even made the road trip to larrys’ hide away in t.o. all the old demos like the record doesn’t capture the energy and that big rockin sound .can’t even tell there are two drum kits .there must be tapes from the board hanging around somewhere of those shows even poor quality recordings woud at least let all the old fans have a taste of the past.come on put them out there on the ww web

By: paul cassidy

paul cassidy — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 03:05:02 +0000

Bob, I used to go see you guys at the ‘Moustache’ across from the Montreal Forum, when you were the ‘Dudes’, and a few other places.. I never spoke with you but I did have some brief conservations with Dave Henman. It was a real kick to see your videos and realize how good you all were. Best of Luck, PC

By: Ian Guest

Ian Guest — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 21:34:26 +0000

All the old demos now available here as an mp3 download. You won’t be disappointed!

http://www.bullseyesongs.com/allthedudes_all.html

By: Jaimie Vernon

Jaimie Vernon — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:57:31 +0000

Bob,
Your mention of the All The Young Dudes’ “All The Old Demos” has prompted an avalanche of people asking me for a copy of the disc. Wrong label, my friend. That was Pacemaker in the ’90s. The only copy I have was the one you gave me so we could sell MP3s…how about we put ‘em up on http://www.bullseyesongs.com for next week and share ‘em with the class?

By: Keith (Keef) Fraser

Keith (Keef) Fraser — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:17:42 +0000

The pictures of you the other band members always brings back bad memories of my youth. You guys are always hip and cool looking. I had to buy my cloths at “Flanagan’s, proper fashions for tots to teens.” I was always shown to the portly and stout rack. Gordy Byrd may have thought you were ahead of your time, I was always thought of as 100 years behind he times. I think I’ll go clean something.

By: Todd Miller

Todd Miller — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:00:54 +0000

Yes, I do well remember your disdain for rehearsing! I think my offering to bring a case of Lone Star changed your mind for a rehearsal at “Mike The Drummer”‘s place! Now THAT was a small room we rehearsed in…I do believe Kashur was either standing or laying on what could be described by some as a ‘bed’, I think it resembled one of those cowboy bed rolls beside the fire; I had a rack tom up my backside and every cymbal splash/crash caused what is left of my hair into instant comb-over one way, and Mikey’s guitar histrionics the other way; and Jingles’s amp/toaster oven was doing double duty as a chair. Good days…the music was fanstatic, the beer was good, and the experience I shall never have again…Thank you!