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Friday, February 29th, 2008
Sorry for the $6 cover. I know I said it would only be 5, but the Atlantic does 6 for all their shows now and I didn’t know until it was too late.
Thanks for comin out everyone!
Sorry for the $6 cover. I know I said it would only be 5, but the Atlantic does 6 for all their shows now and I didn’t know until it was too late.
Thanks for comin out everyone!
It’s leap year! That’s right, we get one extra day this year. And what better way to fill it than with a sweet rock and roll show Friday Night at the Atlantic??!
Here’s the Lineup
Morningbell - 12:00
Bang Bang Boom - 11:00
The Righteous Kind - 10:00
It’s only 5 bucks too!
Our mom is coming, so be sure to all come out and make us look really cool and popular in front of her!
Hope to see you on Friday Night
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morningbell
muchas gracias to our friends Ashley, Adam, and Bryan for helping get this off the ground!!!!!!!
It’s like Webster’s or Brittanica, but much less important!
However, I feel that we should still share with each other, no?
First and most impressively: One of our chickens laid an egg today! I know that’s what they’re supposed to do, but it’s still damn cool. We bought the chickens as 3 day old chicks and have raised them, endured a hawk attack, and nurtured them for over 6 months, anticipating this very day.
Mid morning brought an unusually loud bizarre clucking from the henhouse and sure enough when I went out to check on them, there was one lone brown egg sitting in a nest made out of hay.
Second and least impressively: I went to the gym today to swim, but forgot my towel, so I had to work out on the elliptical instead. I have never used an elliptical. For the first 5 minutes, I looked like a total spaz and even managed to somehow start running backwards on it without trying to. This isn’t the only stupid observation, though. The gym always has an MTV style channel playing on their half dozen TV sets and it’s typically what you’d expect, mindless pop and musclehead new rock or whatever. Yet, today, they played “How Bizarre” by OMC.
This song is terrible. It has always been terrible, and it always will be terrible. Why are they still playing it? The most notable thing about them playing this song, however, is that the gym I used to go to when this song came out always played the damn song too. That was like 10 years ago. Can we agree to move on when it comes to some songs?
I think it’s time.
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Currently listening Moondance |
so, LOOK OUT!
but you already knew that, didn’t you?
The new Inuit Jargon is chugging along like a Diesel freighter in the Persian Gulf, except that it’s packed with a crew that has explosive diarrhea.
I do have to say that I am really proud and impressed at some of the sounds we’re coming up with. Samples will be available soon!
The show started off kinda slow. The Michael Claytor Trio played some sweet mellow bluegrass, and the crowd was slowly trickling in. I mean, there were like 30 people, but it was still early, right?
Still, maybe 40 people. It was approaching 11. I was starting to worry. “Don’t worry. The Shitty Beatles always do well,” I assured our friend, Vince, who came from out of town to join the bill. Still, I was worried.
Then, around 11, people started flowing in the door. “There’s a line down the block,” the promoter told me. “Well, god damn hurry up and let the people in.” I said.
Sure enough, people just kept coming and coming. All in all, 353 people paid to see our hour and a half set of all Beatles tunes. Despite the enormous crowd, we felt the show was awesome on its own because it was probably one of the best performance we’ve ever had as the Shitty Beatles! Everything aligned. Playing at Market Street was like visiting an old friend who we hadn’t seen in years. The sound guy, Rick was super nice and did a great job with the sound and lights. And the crowd was extremely into every single song.
At times, I felt like we were cheating by playing someone else’s already popular music, but I do think we did a spot on rendition of the songs we played.
Even Collin mustered up the strength to rock his ass off despite having the flu and barely being able to move earlier in the day.
So, many many thanks to everyone who came out, and as you all yelled for at the show, we’ll do this again soon!
Things are heating up in Jargon Country!
1. We have a free show coming up at the Orange and Brew on February 7th (this Thursday) with Morningbell and …And this is my Odyssey.
2. We’ve been recording the (as yet untitled) 2nd Inuit Jargon album with Eric and Travis from Morningbell. If it turns out like we […]
There’s a whole lot o stuff goin on this week, so here’s your daily dosage of information.
1. NEW Podcast up!!!
This installment is ALL Beatles covers. Travis and I assembled an all star cast of tunes for your enjoyment.
To get the podcast, either open up iTunes and search for Morningbell Podcast, or go to our website and click on the podcast link for more detailed instructions.
Also, we finally have enough space to host all previous episodes, so if you’ve missed any of them, you can go get them too.
2. FREE show Thursday night
ORANGE AND RUB PRESENT!!! Morningbell, …and this is my odyssey, Inuit Jargon
University of Florida Orange & Brew (in the Reitz Union)
*** FREE SHOW ***
Doors at 8:00 PM, Music at 9:00
We’ll be giving away free music to everyone who wants it!!!
3. Saturday night
The Shitty Beatles back by popular demand!!!!
We had such a great response to the Lennon tribute night that we decided to reform, rename (we’re now the Shoddy Beatles), and re-perform.
We’re playing at Market Street Pub for only $5. We’ll be doing a whole ton of songs we’ve never done before. Also, it’s pretty exciting that Market Street is doing shows again, so come on out!
Also on the bill are:
The Michael Claytor Trio, featuring members of The Umoja Orchestra
http://www.myspace.com/michaelclaytor
and our good friends Williams and the Cavalry from Chapel Hill
http://www.myspace.com/vincewilliams
It’s gonna be a fun week! We can’t wait to see you all.
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Currently listening Band on the Run |
It was amazing.