DUNG + PUSHER + GARRISON GIG = TUESDAY 9th Feb

presented by The Ricecooker Shop and Cloth & Clef

RICE ABOVE #01
You Can't Keep A Good Scene Down!

This is the first of a series of Tuesday gigs happening at Cloth & Clef. An attempt at breaking that "weekend-only" curse which had been a bane of the DIY scene since forever! More shows happening every Tuesday from now on. Do come and kick that ghost of crap jobs and sadistic bosses following you home!

TUESDAY, 9th of February 2010
Show starts at 8.30PM
Entrance is RM10
CLOTH & CLEF, Changkat Bukit Bintang, KL

DUNG (aka Carburetor Dung)
- an ancient specimen of Malaysian punk rawk still surviving from early 90s; this is basically because they are too lazy to move on to “better and bigger” things. DUNG have gone through a lot of different phases since then; from melodic, singalong street-punk popular with toddlers to mellow, cringe-worthy acoustic moments with loud, blaring hardcore-punk of their own interpretation in-between.

PUSHER
- a lively crew of late 20s playing a mix of The Clash’s anthemic firebrand punk rock and the more modern ghetto-blasting influences from the 90s Gilman St. Scene with a bit of reggae and hard-blues stabbed hard somewhere in their guts. Recently released their much-awaited debut album entitled “Our Beloved City of the Dead”; a tribute to this metropolis of ours, especially its zombiefied useless inhabitants.

THE GARRISON
- a relatively new addition to the stubborn local DIY punk rock scene but one of the most promising. THE GARRISON is a collision of raw classic punk rock sound of the late ‘70s, spiced up with hard, dirty skanking reggae. A full-length album is in the works but a taster is available in the recently released CD-R EP called Flooding Blood.

SWAMPY ZOMBIE FEVER
- freshly-baked mysterious disease by hyperactive youngster Aiman, who is DUM DUM TAK’s drummer and the mainman for FRU & CIVIL DISORDER. This band is so new we don’t even know how it sounds like. But knowing Aiman, we know it’s gonna be rockin’

BANDS/ACTS WHO WANNA PLAY RICE ABOVE! DO CONTACT THEM:

thericecookershop@gmail.com

Cheers,
The Ricecooker Shop Shitheads

P/S : UPCOMING RICE ABOVE !!!

RA02 - MONDAY, 15th FEBRUARY | RM12 | 8.30PM

with BIRUSHANAH + ZAIKUNINGSHARKFUNG (with THE ABANG GUARD) + KAH-ROE-SHI + THINK! TADPOLE! THINK! + KHAYALL

Taken from carburetor dung | kuala lumpur | malaysia

Why 50th is so special

Dirk Kuyt reckons Liverpool are now playing with 'the belief' required to secure a top four finish after his 50th goal for the club clinched a hard-fought victory in Saturday's Merseyside derby.

The Holland international stretched the Reds' unbeaten run to seven league matches with a 54th minute header after Sotirios Kyrgiakos' first-half red card had threatened to hand Everton the initiative.

The landmark strike coupled with the overall nature of the triumph was particularly sweet for Kuyt, who feels Rafael Benitez's men are beginning to find their form at just the right time.

"It's a great feeling and I'm really happy to have scored 50 goals for the club, especially in a game like this," he said.

"But I don't think it mattered who scored, just that we got the win.

"I think we showed belief when we had 10 men and that comes from the confidence we have built up over the last few games. We had to believe that we could still win the game and we did that.

"Out of the last seven matches we have taken 17 points and have kept six clean sheets, so you can see from those results that we are playing better and our confidence is up.

"Now we have to keep going and make sure we are ready for the next game at Arsenal."

He added: "We've had a massive win and we will enjoy the victory. But after that we must focus on the next two games which are very, very important. We have to show that we really are back to our best form."

Taken from Liverpoolfc.tv

Liverpool Ladies !!!!

P.S : Wish I was their coach...duhhhhhhh.....

Ex 2 Damai 2008 Chan Wa High School

Chang Soon An -Chen Kok Jun -Ching Ka Woon -Clement Lou Yung Wai -Gan Soon Fatt -Goh Yau Lim -Ho Jun Yong -Hoe Weng Kit -Hon Yee Yau -Lee Wai Seng -Leong Weng Hong -Leong You Rong -Lim Chee Leong -Loh Xiong Lim -Loo Zheng Hunn -Ng Kang Chun -Ong Yu Hao -Tan Jin Hwa -Wong Chan Hao -Wong Kar Yi -Yeong Chee Ming -Chan Ai Wee -Cheng Yee Ling -Chew Hui Yee -Chew Xiu Yin -Chew Ya Wen -Chong Yee Wen -Gee Hui Han -Janice Chau Ting Ting -Khoo Siew Li -Kow Yoong Wei -Leck Yze Yin -Leow Sook May -Ling Shwu Woei -Low Ching Yee -Tan Xi Wen -Teh Kah Me -Yang Wei Ling -Yau Seen Hui -Yau Seen Wei

What did you guys get for your PMR??

P.S
Clement Lou Yung Wai - Please improve your knowledge on Naruto.
Loh Xiong Lim - Hopefully you'll improve your guitar skills.
Yeong Chee Ming - You got 1A only !!!!???

FA Cup: Reading vs Liverpool [1-1]

FA Cup: Reading vs Liverpool



Steven Gerrard's goal...



READING:

Adam Federici 6 - Made one handling error in the first half, sliding the ball out of his penalty area. Was distracted by Kuyt for Gerrard's equaliser, and picked up an ankle injury which forced him to be replaced by Hamer in the 69th minute.

Brynjar Gunnarsson - 7 - Steady if unspectacular from right-back, but fed McAnuff the ball and stifled Aurelio pretty easily.

Ivar Ingimarsson - 7 - Attacked the ball well in defence, and at times found the confidence to venture upfield. Made a vital late tackle which denied Torres a clear run on goal.

Matthew Mills - 6.5 - Handled Liverpool's attack well, though in truth was not tested nearly as much as he would have expected. Booked late on for a rash challenge on Torres.

Ryan Bertrand - 7.5 - Delivery from wide was very good, and he looked very composed on the ball. Caught sleeping a few times to play Liverpool men onside.

Jobi McAnuff - 8 - Caused plenty of problems for Insua with his pace and running ability, and was Reading's most exciting performer.

Jem Karacan - 8 - Got around the pitch energetically and broke up play, passing the ball neatly with his left foot.

Khalifa Cisse - 6.5 - His physical presence was needed in the centre of midfield, and he won plenty of balls in there. Use of the ball was not as effective as Karacan and co however.

Gylfi Sigurdsson - 7 - Showed good determination throughout, drew a good save from Reina in the second half and his work-rate meant Darby could never relax.

Grzegorz Rasiak - 7.5 - Did superbly for Church's goal, keeping the ball alive when it looked to be heading out of play, and his hold-up play was key for the Royals.

Simon Church - 7 - Was on hand to turn the Royals ahead in the first half, and the young Welshman gave Carragher and Skrtel a tough game with his smart movement and tidy technique.

Substitutes

Shane Long - n/a - Introduced for Rasiak late on, but to little effect.

Ben Hamer - 6 - Given a rare chance to shine after Federici's injury. Had an early communication problem with Mills which could have resulted in disaster

Brian Howard - 6 - Scored the winner for Barnsley against Liverpool once upon a time, but there was to be no repeat as he took time to get into the game.


LIVERPOOL:

Pepe Reina - 6 - Perhaps at fault for Church's goal, as he seemed to think the ball was heading into touch. Made amends with a smart save from Sigurdsson in the second half, and some good punches under pressure.

Stephen Darby - 6.5 - Looked full of nerves to begin with, but made a couple of key interventions which helped settle him down. Was a lot better in the second half, and showed a sense of adventure with a couple of daring runs from deep.

Jamie Carragher - 6 - Struggled when left isolated against Church or McAnuff, but as ever found himself in the right position to make several big blocks and tackles.

Martin Skrtel - 6 - Covered pretty well, although his willingness to get tight might have resulted in a penalty on Sigurdsson. A few moments of indecision went unpunished, and he found Rasiak a tricky customer.

Emiliano Insua - 5 - Was troubled by McAnuff's pace, picking up a booking for a cynical shirt-pull, and his distribution from left-back was too often aimless. The Argentine has been much improved in recent weeks, but struggled here.

Dirk Kuyt - 6.5 - Clever dummy allowed Gerrard's cross to beat Federici, and he looked lively in the first half. Less effective in the second but was probably - with Darby - one of Liverpool's better performers overall.

Lucas Leiva - 6 - Took a blow to the face early on, but was a stellar performer in midfield. Passed the ball reasonably well, put his foot in, and his bursts forward helped Liverpool threaten on the counter.

Steven Gerrard - 6 - Levelled matters with a well-angled cross which beat Federici, and created one chance for Torres with a beautifully curled pass, but was as guilty as anyone of wasting possession in midfield.

Fabio Aurelio - 5 - Missed a couple of presentable chances on his left-foot, and was affected by the malaise which gripped the Reds at times, conceding possession far too easily. Needed to help Insua more too.

Fernando Torres - 6 - Burst into life on a couple of occasions, heading wide and being denied by Federici in the first half. Always looked likely to pick up a goal, but was left frustrated as a late header landed on the top of the net.

David Ngog - 5 - Could maybe have held the ball up a bit better, and drifted round the periphary of the game too much. Had a few useful moments, but it was no surprise when he was withdrawn for Aquilani on 67 minutes.

Substitutes

Alberto Aquilani - 5.5 - Brought on to help his side keep the ball better, and his presence did enable Liverpool to get a bit more possession. Dwelt too long on a couple of occasions, but looked positive and confident at least.

Yossi Benayoun - 6 - On for the woeful Aurelio, and almost engineered a winning goal for Torres in stoppage time.

Neil Jones, Goal.com UK

This was taken from Goal.com