thanks for coming out to the show on friday, duders. It was awesome to see you all. Whiskey and loud music painted my friday night, saturday was a struggle to combat a hangover with alot of moving and boxing and walkthroughs. One interesting think kind of foreshadowed, i hope, my new residence. On saturday when I was having a walkthrough with my new landlords, a protest marched right down 11th street. Now, i'm usually one for speaking out and all, but this was different. The group of protesters had like 4 or 5 agendas. one guy was holding a "stop the empire" sign, another lady was holding a "bring our troops home" sign, a couple of "women's right to choose" signs.
Now the only thing i can assimilate this to is an anti-bush protest? It's still uncertain. fucking hippies.
Mixed another song for the record yesterday, and totally missed a good time up in SF. This is our concern.
I'll update with some pictures of the new house, now that it's fucking rocking and insane. It's got so much vibe, i can't contain.
can't contain.
back to the boxes.
Now the only thing i can assimilate this to is an anti-bush protest? It's still uncertain. fucking hippies.
Mixed another song for the record yesterday, and totally missed a good time up in SF. This is our concern.
I'll update with some pictures of the new house, now that it's fucking rocking and insane. It's got so much vibe, i can't contain.
can't contain.
back to the boxes.
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"During the early '90s, his audience slowly faded away, as both 1991's Right Here and 1992's Unplug It In were ignored. Columbia dropped him in the mid-'90s, and he spent the remainder of the decade touring the oldies circuit."