Batucada Sound Machine with Special Guest Tama Waipara, Jenn

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When:

Fri 22 May ’09, 9:00pm–2:00am

Where: 4:20, 373 K Rd, Newton Show map

Restrictions: R18

Ticket Information:

Presale: $15.00
Booking fees may apply

Website:

www.batucadasoundmachine.com

Related Artists:

Batucada Sound Machine

Favourites:

Kalasia Senico
mattsnuts
Scott Grafton
Collin Reremoana
misery kitten
Cheryl S
blur
Selina

Brazilian Afro Funk Explosion featuring Batucada Sound Machine and special guests including Tama Waipara, Cherie Mathieson, Jennifer Zea.

“When a band causes the audience to stamp their feet for an encore…after they just played the encore, it’s pretty obvious their performance was shit-hot…”

This review came direct from BSM’s most recent performance at the Perth International Arts Festival, and aptly sums up what the band is about….an unstoppable live show.

Event listed by Scott Grafton

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Bob Carlton 3 years ago

The percussive winners for this one are Kalasia Senico and Melissa Callaghan.
CB44 3 years ago

An absurd crowd of screaming crazed fans chasing after David Beckham - male and female fans at that lol.
Vida Koppers 3 years ago

Definately the drums - the djembe in particular - nothing like a good African drum and dance session to get your rhythm flowing.
Kalasia Senico 3 years ago

PERCUSSIONS!!!! I love them!!! Bring them on!!!
P for Pulsating, persausive, penetrating
E for Energetic, easy, estatic, enthusiastic, Explosive
R for Rythmns, Raunchy, Racey
C for Creating
U for Universal, unity, Unstoppable
S for Sexy, Samba, Salsa, Sounds, Sensational
S for Stomping, Swirling, Swinging, Singing, Shaking
I for Instruments, Invigorating, Inticing
O for Orgasmic
N for Noisey...
Not tonight darling, because I want to see "BATUCADA SOUND MACHINE"
A L 3 years ago

Cabasa's are pimpin' they rock the partayyyyy :)
Joseph Minto 3 years ago

fingers on a desk, anywhere, always ready to go.
sarah samuels 3 years ago

Cook island drums go off and my 3 year old son going mental with his drum sticks whacking everything to his own funky beat.
Melissa Callaghan 3 years ago

I used to love it when the Samoan kids i taught would dance and make music using Milo tins and their drum sticks, it was awesome.
boxershaw 3 years ago

You cant beat listening to and dancing to an ensemble of percussion rhythm and groove played live all in harmony an unision lifting your spirit making you fly free taking you to a place of uncontrollable joy and excitement that is the music of' BATUCADA SOUND MACHINE yeah'. Gotta LOVE that Brazilian beat.
blur 3 years ago

nothing like waking up to the sound of FIJIAN DRUMS in the morning, MBULA!!
3RS 3 years ago

on of my kids having a blast on the kindy drums!
Simonne Goodall 3 years ago

Polythene pipes - you can make an amazing sound with them. Cut them into different lengths and let the kids loose on them
mattsnuts 3 years ago

The sexual slap slap of makin love.... lol
Catherine Gray 3 years ago

Steady footstep through the leaves in the park. Or maybe the sound of a ball of paper being patted around in 'keepy-uppie' Actually, I think the jangle of keys is a great sound - it says "I'm off somewhere" or "I'm home safely". Both pretty good feelings :)
Angela Page 3 years ago

I know it's cheesy, but I am fascinated with steel drums ever since I first heard them at Disneyland! Yes, I know that's no excuse, but I can't help but hear steel drums now without smiling thinking of sunshine and good times. Having said that, I can't wait to see Stomp again in May. :-)
Sam Benson 3 years ago

Loads and loads of trash! In a theatre!
Thrash that trash!
Smash, bash, crash...STOMP!
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Now that's not a bad idea!
D4Dee Ranui 3 years ago

It would have to be a huge metal gong with a microphone aimed at it thats plugged into gigantic speakers. ARGH!!!!
Lenchik 3 years ago

spoons! the wooden and metallic spoons! :)))
mtbm 3 years ago

Drumming pens, pencils, etc on desks just does not do it for me. But the beat of a drum in a military parade or a brassband or a pipeband brings on all the stirrings of excitement and thrills. The Polynesian drums are also exciting, but fearful because I was scared of being picked to go up and dance with them in front of the crowd!
bonrussell 3 years ago

Beatbox! An underrated human gift.
Owen Thompson 3 years ago

A full drum kit a la rock bands is my idea of percussion. Cymbals, high tops, et al. What a sight & yet if you're talented only one arm is needed!
azpen 3 years ago

The deck of an aircraft carrier with jets taking off!!
Collin Reremoana 3 years ago

Drums of all shapes and vigor,this instrument ignites the pulse and sends thrilling tingling vibrations of harmonic sounds delighting the senses in europhoric sexual abandonment!DRUM TO THE BEAT OF YOUR HEART!DRUM TO THE BEAT OF YOUR FEET!DRUM THAT YOU CANT DRUM NO MORE!
Millie T 3 years ago

drums!
Ange TINA 3 years ago

I'm Polynesian/European so the drums are exciting, intoxicating, erotic and invigorating! They make you want to move, groove, dance and stomp your feet, sway your hips, move your head...the drum calls to you, it moves you and you can answer it in movement. I love the drums, infact I love all musical instruments and winning tickets to this event would be sooo exciting.
Chris Harrison 3 years ago

Pots and pans with a wooden spoon
Selina 3 years ago

BAAATTUUUCADA!!! Bring on the beat y'all!