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December 1st 2oo1. It's almost the 6th year anniversary of the Bell. God bless everyone!
So, tonight we played our last show of the semester (although there is one next Saturday at Common Grounds) with our good friends The Most. We felt it should be a whammy of a show. However, it was one of those shows where lots of stuff went wrong. My light switch pedal fell apart during the 2nd to last song. I plugged the wrong jackets lights into the wrong switches for Stacie to turn on during Montage, it was just a bit of a mess. Yet, it was one of those messes that was just hilarious to us. We didn't care. It seemed to all fit into the set as if we planned it all.
I think my favorite part of the entire set was when a gentleman came to the front of the stage at the end of Tomorrow Never Knows and was clearly going to do something wild. As we cued up the final drum part, he took his shirt off and held aloft a yellow band T shirt and put it on, all to the pulse of the massive strobe lights. However, it was the band who played before us's T shirt, not ours. It was so f'in hilarious!
I watched the whole thing from the stage, with teh strobe effect kicking full force. It was a real spectacle. The fact that it was the wrong band's t shirt just made it all the more amazing. He ended up returning their shirt to buy ours.
oh man.
well, we've had the times of our lives this year with you all and hope that you stay tuned for all the surprised the future has to bring.
too inebriated to continute typing. this took me 10 minutes already.
So, tonight we played our last show of the semester (although there is one next Saturday at Common Grounds) with our good friends The Most. We felt it should be a whammy of a show. However, it was one of those shows where lots of stuff went wrong. My light switch pedal fell apart during the 2nd to last song. I plugged the wrong jackets lights into the wrong switches for Stacie to turn on during Montage, it was just a bit of a mess. Yet, it was one of those messes that was just hilarious to us. We didn't care. It seemed to all fit into the set as if we planned it all.
I think my favorite part of the entire set was when a gentleman came to the front of the stage at the end of Tomorrow Never Knows and was clearly going to do something wild. As we cued up the final drum part, he took his shirt off and held aloft a yellow band T shirt and put it on, all to the pulse of the massive strobe lights. However, it was the band who played before us's T shirt, not ours. It was so f'in hilarious!
I watched the whole thing from the stage, with teh strobe effect kicking full force. It was a real spectacle. The fact that it was the wrong band's t shirt just made it all the more amazing. He ended up returning their shirt to buy ours.
oh man.
well, we've had the times of our lives this year with you all and hope that you stay tuned for all the surprised the future has to bring.
too inebriated to continute typing. this took me 10 minutes already.
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