24/08/2026
No próximo sábado teremos um evento há muito esperado!
O nosso amigo e lenda Pete Brown - Peter Brown - vai trazer ao Fuzz a sua colecção privada de posters, para expô-los pela primeira vez EVER! É uma honra podermos receber e absorver tantos anos de história pelas capelas do rock 💜
A partir das 22h, o Pete irá também pôr a rodar a sua colecção épica de discos, para nosso deleite 😍
"I’ve always loved loud rock music, ever since wandering in to a Spontaneous Combustion gig at theage of 14 in 1972. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing and hearing – sweating, long-haired, denim-clad teenage rockers both on the stage and in the audience, all going wild to prog rock guitar licks backed by crashing drums and throbbing bass. I was hooked and never looked back. While still in
high school, my teenage gigs included Wishbone Ash, Thin Lizzy, Pink Floyd and Mott the Hoople,and punk rock exploded as I traded school for college. By the time I moved to London in the early 1980s, the post-punk scene was in full swing and I was going to gigs nonstop, sometimes three or four times a week. No wonder I never had any money! The tickets on the poster are just a small
fraction of the shows I saw, but they say more about me than any words could.
As I got older, I just never stopped loving live music, and when I met Katie and moved to the USA in the 1990s, we would always seek out the underground music scene and get to know the home-grown musicians and artists. I ended up designing several CD covers for local bands, as well as designing gig posters and publishing a music/art zine. I even managed a band for a while, which
was the most fun I’ve ever had (Katie handled the merch). Later, we were able to support touring musicians by offering a place to stay and buying albums, t-shirts and posters after the show. Just a small gesture to thank a bunch of brave and talented kids for the thousands of hours of wild enjoyment I’ve experienced at live music shows. The world is a better place thanks to Fuzz and the
people who run it and support it, and I am humbled to play some vinyl and display a few posters, which I hope you enjoy.- Pete Brown, 29 Aug "