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Sunday, October 19, 2003

Weekend Roundup

Two good shows this weekend; hopefully, you were at one of them. Friday, Club 360 in Dover. Small crowd, due mostly to the aftershock of GODDAMN MOTHERFUCKING GRADY LITTLE BEING A COMPLETE FUCKING MORON. Still, had a great time with Tom Mitchell and Dave Rattigan, and despite a small turnout, had better than average album sales. Last night was at Woody's At the Junction in Claremont, New Hampshire. Here's a rule for you new comics out there: Claremont, New Hampshire is always further away than you think it is. A long, long goddamned drive culminating in asking a Pakistani man for directions to "Woody's." He had good intentions, but the "Woody's?" "Yes, Woody's" dialogue that ensued was straight out of a bad 80's comedy. Once I found the gig (in the basement of a restaurant in a working train station...kill me), we had a great time. Shane Kinney opened strong, and my personal favorite pornographer Greg Boggis took it from there. Great show, great sales, and some real unforgettable hecklers, including a man who was so old and whose sunglasses were so dark, he looked like the guy that used to sell Charlie Parker heroin.

I'm sure I have shows this week, but for the life of me, I can't remember where they are.

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LISTENING STATION

SCATTERBRAIN (2006) - Selected Tracks

POOR IMPULSE CONTROL(2001) - Whole Damn Thing!

To buy Scatterbrain, click here (or here for iTunes). The actual CD is the only place you can hear Nagasaki, the semi-famous bonus track. Poor Impulse Control is sold out (unless you're crazy). If you just enjoy listening here, why not drop a buck or two in my tip jar, you stingy bastard?