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the city from inside out. They can usually know of a cheap place where we can

                   stay."
                   The other two respond to each other simultaneously: "Yeah alright, let's hear

                   some rock. Let's see if they put any effort innit."

                     They make their way to the band. The boys choose stands a bit away from them,
                   smoking. They’re impressed. They hang around at a large roundabout, which is

                   also a major traffic junction in city, where a total of six different roads run

                   together in two large intersections on each side of the roundabout. The band is
                   located in a minor space in front of a house that is being renovated with

                   scaffolding erected in front of the white six-storey building.
                     “Who’s gettin’ the beers, lads? I need a drink with this kind of music, ” says

                   Janokovic.

                     Dan looks at Eugene and Nigel with a smirk, and the band nods at the newly
                   arrived crew. Janokovic and Eik settle for a pilaster on the house wall, less than

                   five meters from The Skillers.

                     Matt goes out to get the beer.
                     "I have to take a piss," says Janokovic and leaves. Close nearby, along the house

                   wall, there’s some scaffolding that the workers have put up, and around that
                   there’s a little spot, which are covered with large blinders. There is just enough

                   room for one person in that little square.

                   Janokovic is going to use the space as a toilet. Shortly thereafter, Eik follows his
                   step.

                     "It sounds decent, right? Better than ever-playing folk music we always hear, all

                   the time," says Eik as he returns from the toilet.
                     At this very time, The Skillers begins some sort of duel between the bass and

                   drums. Eugene slaps his bass eagerly, while Dan lights a cigarette with his

                   narrow face, smiling at the newcomers, nodding approvingly. He pulls out a
                   comb from his back pocket, spits in his hands and lets the comb slip through his

                   hair, straightening his rockabilly-hair and all done in  a very well practiced

                   manner. So he says, mainly addressed to the newcomers:
                     "I would like to introduce my band."

                   Nigel lowers the drum sound; as does Eugene with his bass and sways back and
                   forth while tapping his foot to the pleasant drum, a rockabilly rhythm.
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