Sunday Nov 30, 2003

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Whoooo...

tonight: Broken Spindles w/ Consafanos and Blusom

If I am sad right now, it is because of Broken Spindles. Wonderful semi-ambient one man electro rock. The whole show was set behind a video screen displaying, a few words at a time, this short story. It's worth a read; it is poignant.

Consafanos was pretty damn good, too; I missed hearing Blusom.

but I forgot to mention... Wednesday night: Casiotone for the Painfully Alone w/ Nate Denver's Neck

was GREAT. Yeah, I left after a few casiotone songs... his music was fabulous-- I always appreciate talented circuit bending-- but he had no live show to speak of. Nate Denver, on the other hand, probably bumps something out of my top 10 shows ever. A man dressed as the grim reaper playing death metal folk songs invlolving Elizabeth Batheroy, an evil stuffed hippo, and a 20 second summary of the plot of Swan Lake. HI FREAKING LARIOUS. I was in tears it was so funny. He's from San Fran, so any Cali folks that get a chance should definitely look him up.

Ugh. I'm drunk again. Shoot me!

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franandzooey:
f.y.i. when you first said, "incorrect". I almost died laughing. I have to use that one.
_bossanova_:
I am so jealous you went to Rice! I went to Oglethorpe in Atlanta, had a big struggle with depression, and now I've started over at Houston Community College. Oglethorpe really drained my family's funds. I have no idea where I'll end up at this point. My future was pretty bright when I started at Oglethorpe, and I'm making straight A's, but my old transcript will forever haunt me. At least I have letters from my old professors. That might help me, but I'm not sure.

[Edited on Dec 06, 2003 7:18PM]

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