We are all lucky, Kevin's Security
Office Furniture Store web page, which I
accidentally wrote over with my Father's Topco Inc. web
page was able to be restored by the backup on my
computer by 12:15 a.m. by 12:20 a.m. I was
already starting the more important Deadstein
page. It's not bad though, I'm watching a good
Knicks replay against the Jazz as I do this. In
addition, I prepared a page for next week for you guys to
fill in the setlists and other info. You gotta
love me.
Well it's off to Court in the morning, pretty
exciting stuff. I'm psyched. Well I better get
this done soon, because if I show up late the
Judge by bind and gag me like he did to Schmell
in southern N.J., on the way back from a Phila.
show. Ask Fortgang about it one day, good story,
he was there.
This was the first week in ten that we stopped
our no repeat syndrome. There was a little
pressure on use to perform and we choked a bit.
Unlike most of the no repeat weeks where we
played rarely played songs like we play them
often, this week we played lots of standards and
played them uncomfortably. In any case, it was
sure fun to play lots of classics
In attendance was the more subdued freak boy, or
Crab-Boy as depicted on Kevin's setlist in the
classic Crab-boy pose. Still wearing a tie-dye
cape and ordering Flourent.
There was no Rich Brotman, but Dennis filled in
only during the Bertha. Stranger is a Dennis
killer.
Dennis installed a pretty cool new red light that
shines on the Hendrix picture.
Some dude, Ted, I think (Scott's friend), a
Stationary Man showed up to sing a few songs. he
had a nice soothing country like voice and sang a
few songs in the first set. Actually he asked to
a Dark Hollow early in the evening and was soon
to learn the meaning of Kevin's set list. You'll
sing Mama Tried and like it or sing nothing at
all.
This was one setlist we played in its entirety as
originally written.
I think I have noticed a nice trend of better,
more reliable drumming over the past several
weeks and it continued tonight.