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South Korea Tour Blog – Daejeon – The Cantina

  • December 14, 2014
  • by stuartoconnor
  • · On The Road

Following my show in Jeonju the day before I slept in the venue saving me vital funds on accommodation.

We also stayed awake drinking and chilling. A great way to finish a night.

Chilling with Spencer Theodore of the band Asleep Without Dreaming in Radio Star
Chilling with Spencer Theodore of the band ‘Asleep Without Dreaming’ in Radio Star

The following day was a traditional Korean Lunch. Being a vegetarian limited me a little. But I LOVE Kim Chi (Korean Pickles). So I consumed this en mass.

Lunch prior to my next mission to a new city.
Lunch prior to my next mission to a new city.

Getting to the Daejeon Cantina was a mission for sure as I took a national bus and then a (heavily crowded) local bus getting me to the closest stop. From there I had written directions which I followed to the venue. I arrived in good time and then had time to hang with the venue staff and the other bands. One of them was a great bunch of guys called The Primary. They had just finished their debut album and were working hard to get the music out there round Korea.

Photo on 19-12-2013 at 18.53

(click links below for studio versions of the songs)

Default: Escape

You Know the Score

Map of Shibuya

Pish

Distance From Ear to Ear

Ons

Sleep Tight

Alaskan Sky

Before Your Very Eyes (Atoms for Peace Cover Version)

The reaction from the Daejeon locals was encouraging and one of the audience members uploaded a couple of videos to youtube stating “This guy, Stuart O’Connor, was insane! Loved it!” – They are only recorded to a phone but you a feeling for the concert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ3DurKCubE

 Part 1 – End of Map of Shibuya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDHnTw5Q2Hc

 Part 2 – An excert of Ons

Following the show I slept in the venue for the 2nd night in a row. I ended up letting the alcohol flow a little too much and relied only on the fortune of things to get me through the following day.

A messy night but immensely enjoyable all round.

And as for the boys in the Primary I would encounter then once again when I played at their home town a few night later.

Familiarity even in the abyss.

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