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Justine
Justine has played with Space Cadets, Cones of Silence,
Even As We Speak, Marzipan Nipples, The Bloodnuts and the Nick Johns Band, but
says the fire-hose delivery of the Generators is what she really loves.
Career highlights, before the
present, of course, were playing the
Kardomah Cafe in Kings Cross supporting the Painters and Dockers (the band, not
the union) with the Bloodnuts, an all red-haired band, and playing to a totally
packed Petersham Inn, in Even As We Speak, supporting
Justine’s first drumkit was sold
in September 1990 to raise funds to go to
Lead Vocalist Mick has been a karaoke compere for many
years, where he learnt his on-stage manner, and has therefore also learnt how
to follow the bouncing ball. Mick can be found anywhere from the stage, to the
bar, to the nearest female lap, to the footpath outside, to the gents or even
the ladies’ during a gig due to his favourite wireless mic!
His greatest party tricks are
pretend harmonica, his expertise on the cowbell and Unchained Melody.
Wazza
Wazza plays bass with the Generators, but has previously
spent many years as a sax player. The bass is actually easier on his lips!
Previously with Over the Edge, named for his penchant for disappearing over
cliff-tops for entertainment, Wazza now keeps his feet planted firmly on the
ground and his head some 2 meters higher.

Rick’s musical career
stretches back to the days of his high school rock band and teenage garage
bands playing everything from Smoke on the Water to Wipeout - and let’s not
forget Stairway to Heaven!!!. More recently Rick has played with Shadowplay doing originals,
and now does covers with us! Rick just can’t keep away from music! He also
dabbles in the keyboard and blues harp. Pretends to sing......Teaches guitar
part time. Influences are Lennon, Dylan, all of Aussie Rock, The Who, Stones,
Beatles (best band in the world to date, says Rick!) but he enjoys most styles
and genres.
Michael
Guitar, can’t sing for shit. Played in a no-name school
garage band 1969-1970. Mucked around in a folk trio for a year or two
afterwards. Discovered the 12-string guitar and therefore did nothing for the
next 10 years. Found the major and minor Pentatonic scales one night in 1982,
after going down to the Crossroads (a pub near
Michael has also played with Cop
This!, Looking for Headlines, The Ian Francis Band (2 gigs –thanks Ian!), My
Generation and The Get Wasted Band.
Influences are his friends Ian
Francis and Greg Young,