Comments on: Judge Mercy http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/ Providing a permanent record of Australian bands, musicians, recordings and technical crew no matter what the musical genre, both current and past. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:18:46 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Clara http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-1799 Clara Sat, 28 Mar 2009 09:53:34 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-1799 Venice, 28.03.2009 H.B.!!! Ciao Andy, You are my hero, no one can compare with you! Every day, at home, I listen to your amazing songs: Open it up, Straight time, Live it though', Bury me down and ( my favourite) Three different things... but they are all excellent! You are like a friend, a mate for me and in such pleasant company the day seems short, so I don't feel all alone. I know that I have nothing to do with you...but the wish is father to the thought. Every your song emits an energy that I can catch and shut it into myself. Thank you! You can't only play with other artists because you are a shining star and you must twinkle of your own light. You have to compose music, to play your songs and to sing them too! ".....You are still not jaded !" I believe in you! Andy please, follow my humble advice, let this happen again, contact John Meyer once more. I would like to see you here in Italy, I hope at Venice for your own live concert and I'm sure I'll be there with you! Venice is unique and it has a peculiar charm, but it isn't as wonderful as you! I wish you so well in every way, love, ciao! Clara PS: Andy please forgive my bad English, I don't speak your language!!! Venice, 28.03.2009 H.B.!!!
Ciao Andy,
You are my hero, no one can compare with you!
Every day, at home, I listen to your amazing songs: Open it up, Straight time, Live it though’, Bury me down and ( my favourite) Three different things… but they are all excellent!
You are like a friend, a mate for me and in such pleasant company the day seems short, so I don’t feel all alone. I know that I have nothing to do with you…but the wish is father to the thought. Every your song emits an energy that I can catch and shut it into myself. Thank you!
You can’t only play with other artists because you are a shining star and
you must twinkle of your own light. You have to compose music, to play your songs and to sing them too! “…..You are still not jaded !” I believe in you!
Andy please, follow my humble advice, let this happen again, contact John Meyer once more. I would like to see you here in Italy, I hope at Venice for your own live concert and I’m sure I’ll be there with you!
Venice is unique and it has a peculiar charm, but it isn’t as wonderful as you!
I wish you so well in every way, love, ciao!
Clara
PS: Andy please forgive my bad English, I don’t speak your language!!!

]]> By: Kosmiester http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-1798 Kosmiester Fri, 27 Mar 2009 06:38:34 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-1798 Saw the guys (the "JUDGE") at least 8 or 9 times over a 2 year period - whether headlining or supporting. Have the album and EP. Just awesome. Definitely filled a real big void back then. Good luck to all of them. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience! Saw the guys (the “JUDGE”) at least 8 or 9 times over a 2 year period – whether headlining or supporting. Have the album and EP. Just awesome. Definitely filled a real big void back then. Good luck to all of them. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience!

]]> By: Andy (English) http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-1414 Andy (English) Fri, 07 Nov 2008 19:12:48 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-1414 Hi Andy (oz) If you ever read these messages it would be great to get a reply. We worked together in surry hills in that fabric company with Bruce. Judge mercy must have just begun, around that time you were playing in that concert bar in kings cross. "Two of the same one of a kind" did you ever publish that one ? it would have been at hit but maybe not the right image for the group ! Still, great to find this blog and thanks for some fantastic memories Andy Hi Andy (oz)

If you ever read these messages it would be great to get a reply. We worked together in surry hills in that fabric company with Bruce. Judge mercy must have just begun, around that time you were playing in that concert bar in kings cross. “Two of the same one of a kind” did you ever publish that one ? it would have been at hit but maybe not the right image for the group !
Still, great to find this blog and thanks for some fantastic memories
Andy

]]> By: Steve D http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-1377 Steve D Sat, 11 Oct 2008 15:59:27 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-1377 My Brother Has just moved OS and left me his old CD's. As soon as i saw the Live With It EP, I flipped out! I remembered seeing them in the Tom Tom club at the Cross in Sydney around 92'3 and at the Forrest Inn at Bexley. I was 16 and it blew me away. I threw the album on and WOW. The memories that came back had been suppressed deep down for years. Would love to hear more of Andy's original stuff, if there is any. My Brother Has just moved OS and left me his old CD’s. As soon as i saw the Live With It EP, I flipped out! I remembered seeing them in the Tom Tom club at the Cross in Sydney around 92’3 and at the Forrest Inn at Bexley. I was 16 and it blew me away. I threw the album on and WOW. The memories that came back had been suppressed deep down for years. Would love to hear more of Andy’s original stuff, if there is any.

]]> By: Iommi_is_God http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-793 Iommi_is_God Fri, 15 Aug 2008 05:22:37 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-793 I bought the Judge Mercy album in 93 from a promo mailer through Hot Metal. Having lost the cd around 2002, I just bought another copy off Ebay. Still a solid, enjoyable album. Good guitar and vocals from a seemingly otherwise bassplayer. I knew Andy had played with Angry/Tatts and Shania Twain, but looking around today, he sure has played bass with a lot of artists. If bass pays the bills, good luck to him, but it would be cool to hear another Andy vocal/guitar album. If not, join god Coverdale in Whitesnake when they get rid of yet another bassist :P (By buying a WS shirt through Hot Metal, they contacted me about the Judge M album). Time goes by, riffs rule eternal. I bought the Judge Mercy album in 93 from a promo mailer through Hot Metal. Having lost the cd around 2002, I just bought another copy off Ebay. Still a solid, enjoyable album. Good guitar and vocals from a seemingly otherwise bassplayer. I knew Andy had played with Angry/Tatts and Shania Twain, but looking around today, he sure has played bass with a lot of artists. If bass pays the bills, good luck to him, but it would be cool to hear another Andy vocal/guitar album. If not, join god Coverdale in Whitesnake when they get rid of yet another bassist :P (By buying a WS shirt through Hot Metal, they contacted me about the Judge M album). Time goes by, riffs rule eternal.

]]> By: Josie King http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-713 Josie King Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:38:34 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-713 Yes, I remember Judge Mercy at Springfields. Hmmm. Yes, I remember Judge Mercy at Springfields. Hmmm.

]]> By: Bradley D http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-638 Bradley D Wed, 21 May 2008 00:59:42 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-638 Andy! You should take Clara up on her offer - she's obviously got taste. 'The Judge' was the kind of band that made Springfields worth visting - you and the boys will long be remembered as one of the most promising musical offerings that the Ozzy industry let slip through it's fingers. Respect. Andy!
You should take Clara up on her offer – she’s obviously got taste. ‘The Judge’ was the kind of band that made Springfields worth visting – you and the boys will long be remembered as one of the most promising musical offerings that the Ozzy industry let slip through it’s fingers.

Respect.

]]> By: Clara Rado http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Clara Rado Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:19:57 +0000 http://www.australianmusichistory.com/judge-mercy/#comment-422 For ANDY CICHON 11 December 2007 I have seen YOU in a live concert with Billy Joel at Rome July 2006, YOU are a peerless bass player. After I have looked something about YOU, I have listened your wonderful song...open it up, straight time, bury me down....all fantastic!!! Andy, why don't you sing again? Your voice is heavently, your music is great! Why not??? Nobody can do it well as YOU, YOU are the ONE!!! Please, come back in Italy and play again!!!Do it quickly! I'm waiting for YOU here in Italy for your live concert. Why not to Venice? it's near my house. I'm your huge fan, Please Andy, come to my place! If YOU'll come in Italy for a live concert, I'll be there with YOU!!! Your friend Clara Ciao!!! clarado@alice.it For ANDY CICHON 11 December 2007
I have seen YOU in a live concert with Billy Joel at Rome July 2006, YOU are a peerless bass player.
After I have looked something about YOU, I have listened your wonderful song…open it up, straight time, bury me down….all fantastic!!!
Andy, why don’t you sing again?
Your voice is heavently, your music is great! Why not???
Nobody can do it well as YOU, YOU are the ONE!!!
Please, come back in Italy and play again!!!Do it quickly!
I’m waiting for YOU here in Italy for your live concert.
Why not to Venice? it’s near my house.
I’m your huge fan, Please Andy, come to my place!
If YOU’ll come in Italy for a live concert,
I’ll be there with YOU!!!
Your friend Clara Ciao!!!
clarado@alice.it

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