Apocalypse: Poorhouse
Last night was fantastic. The best evidence i can offer you is that i am posting now at 8:00 pm because its the first time i've been lucid enough to formulate a complete thought.
Truckstop opened the night and i think we were lucky enough to walk in the door right as they started the set. (We had costume change difficulties before we left the house, so we showed up later than usual.) 2SDW then launched into what became a vomit fueled set. Hopefully noone will commit a murder on the Poorhouse stage, because theres so much 2SDW DNA splattered about the stage that they'd be supect number one.
A huge thanks to Otis Possum for letting us borrow his drums for the 2nd night in a row.
In other news, i need a guitar string company to sponsor me. I prefer Dean Markley gauge 12 with a wound G, but i'm not picky. I break them too often to care what they are. But if anybody wants to sponsor me and give me case of strings, i'll swear to everyone that i never break YOUR strings. Think about it Ernie Ball.
The pizza place around the corner was blasting "Hell's Bells" at about 113 dBs when i went there after the show for a hot slice. The pizza sucked but their sound system in there is killer. I think the dirty ovens and dead cockroaches on the floor add some sort of acoustic resonance.
If all goes well, we'll be back at the Poorhouse on Feb. 19, which is two days after the Wilco show, which means i'll probably want to give up playing music alltogether, just like the last time I saw them live.
Killer Diller,
Aaron
Truckstop opened the night and i think we were lucky enough to walk in the door right as they started the set. (We had costume change difficulties before we left the house, so we showed up later than usual.) 2SDW then launched into what became a vomit fueled set. Hopefully noone will commit a murder on the Poorhouse stage, because theres so much 2SDW DNA splattered about the stage that they'd be supect number one.
A huge thanks to Otis Possum for letting us borrow his drums for the 2nd night in a row.
In other news, i need a guitar string company to sponsor me. I prefer Dean Markley gauge 12 with a wound G, but i'm not picky. I break them too often to care what they are. But if anybody wants to sponsor me and give me case of strings, i'll swear to everyone that i never break YOUR strings. Think about it Ernie Ball.
The pizza place around the corner was blasting "Hell's Bells" at about 113 dBs when i went there after the show for a hot slice. The pizza sucked but their sound system in there is killer. I think the dirty ovens and dead cockroaches on the floor add some sort of acoustic resonance.
If all goes well, we'll be back at the Poorhouse on Feb. 19, which is two days after the Wilco show, which means i'll probably want to give up playing music alltogether, just like the last time I saw them live.
Killer Diller,
Aaron
posted by the freakin hott at Sunday, January 23, 2005
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