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Thank You Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfbM2rnQKmg
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Making Fun of the One in Tights
In the superhero scene it’s hard to one-up someone when all you have is the ability to change yourself into a pile of clothes. It’s a defense mechanism, which in the superhero world is viewed as being weak. I’ve always hated my ability because I’m too special to be considered normal and yet, not special enough to be considered “super”.
Yesterday, that all changed.
Five superheroes and myself were arrested for conspiring to put beer kegs in the nuclear cooler at the local plant. Since they put us in superhero confinement, there was no way for the “real” superheroes to get out since they super-proofed it. At one point in the evening, I changed my appearance to look like The Flash’s clothes and then later into a correctional officer’s clothes and then I fell into a passing laundry cart, changing again into a regular pile of clothes. It was a classic move as the cart was pushed into the back of a laundry truck which was driven to an industrial laundry plant. I walked out of there looking exactly like Matthew Broderick’s pile of clothes in Glory. -
Interview with Cirque Bezerk’s Brady Spinel
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Bonnaroo Diary
Here is a blog about going to Bonnaroo.
http://www.digitalcity.com/2009/06/17/bonnaroo-festival-behind-the-scenes-with-corn-mo/
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I Interview Carla Rhodes
I first interviewed Carla for the old Corn Mo Show. I couldn't see her lips move this time because it was done by email. Get it? Sorry, I'm an idiot.
http://www.digitalcity.com/2009/06/22/carla-rhodes-gets-interviewed-without-moving-her-lips/
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Tonight at Hotel Cafe
Sunday, May 31
8pm
Hotel Cafe
1623 1/2 N. Cahuenga Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
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The Complex Interview
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Found Footage Festival Interview
Here’s an interview I did with the two guys who curate the Found Footage Festival. Note: I never use the word “gab”.
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Recording today
I’m trying to finish up the .357 Lover album so we’ll be mixing some today. Also, I’m recording a song for a documentary. I wrote it in 2 hours forgetting I was supposed to show the director something. I wrote another song last week in the same amount of time. The trend is developing from my inability to write things down on a calendar. People who can compartmentalize get a lot of stuff done. It would be nice to make brain shelves. Someday I will when my coffin includes a shadowbox with pieces of my brain. If anyone knows how to reanimate, then I can label the pieces myself.
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Interview with Brad Aldous
I interviewed my friend, Brad, for Digital City. I’m doing a lot of these. They’re fun to do.
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Interview with Will Russell, Co-Creator of Lebowskifest
I interviewed the nice fellow, Will Russell, for Digital City.
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Interview With Nick Jones
I interviewed my friend, Nick Jones, for Digital City. He’s doing two plays at the Brick Theater. I really like his writing. Here’s the link.
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Complex Interview
I did an interview for .357 Lover today with Complex Magazine. I’m not good at interviews, especially phone interviews. The first question he asked was what was a deal breaker for a girl, meaning what would make me not want a girl. It caught me off guard since I was thinking he would ask about the band which he eventually did. Of all the questions, I felt like I needed to constantly re-answer that question. My first answer was she had to like Rush (the band) but that’s not true since most girls I know don’t like Rush. My second answer was David Lee Roth. She had to like David Lee Roth. But, I really don’t care if a girl likes him or not. I like him. My third answer was Mel Brooks’ movies. She had to like them. In particular, Blazing Saddles. But, again, I don’t care. That’s for my enjoyment. I left it at that. Then, I thought of the real answer but it’s really stupid to call back in order to change an answer. That’s pretty lame. But, if I did call back to change my answer it would be my dad. She has to like my dad.
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Digital City Blog
I’ve been asked to blog for a site called Digital City. The best part about it is that I can interview my friends. Read them all.
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.357 Lover Tonight at Trash Bar
Some friends are leaving town. They’re in a band called Dig My Grave. I’m looking forward to seeing all of these bands. It’s going to be fun. There’s free PBR at 8pm if you like that beer. I think they have free tater tots, too.
8pm Acey Slade
9pm .357 Lover
10pm Vicky the Pooh
11pm Dig My Grave
12am Growler$7
Friday May 1st
Trash Bar
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Tonight at Dixon Place
I’m playing solo tonight at Dixon Place with the talented storytellers Greg Walloch and James Braly, the magician Magic Brian, and banjo player Curtis Eller. The show, created by Greg Walloch, is called All the People You Love.
Dixon Place is at 161 Chrystie St.
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Tonight at Le Poisson Rouge
Wednesday, April 22
.357 LOVER tonight at Le Poisson Rouge
NYC
158 Bleecker St.
10pm doors
$10
We go on at 10:30pm.
Saint Bernadette‘s cd release party.
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The Frank De Caro Show on Sirius
I’ll be on the Frank De Caro Show today (4/21) at 1:15pm EST with my friend Greg Walloch.
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New Music – Songs of Franz Schubert
I’ve been learning songs of Franz Schubert lately and decided to record some of his songs with my friend, David Fairchild. I’ve posted them on a myspace page:
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ALL AGES show tonight
Friday, February 20
SAINT BERNADETTE(CT) + .357 LOVER(NYC) + SARIANNA & THE SWELL(CT)
THE CALHOUN SCHOOL
at THE MARY LEA JOHNSON PERFORMING ARTS THEATRE
8PMshow / $5students / $10adults
433 West End Ave
New York, NY 10024
tel: 212-497-6500
Advance tix – http://www.calhoun.org/reservations