First an introduction from a roomie.

Jay Chapman flames out.

Mark McGee, ready for some marathon drumming.

Andrew Rashotte in motion.

Heavy action! I've also finally realized that I can just slap a link to a larger version of the picture on the smaller pic itself instead of saying "larger here!" - click on the first and last snaps for more.




This was the shoot my old Sunpak flash finally gave up the ghost on. Some strange photos came out of this shoot as I tinkered with my camera's built in flash ...
- Show reminder: People for Audio and J'envoie play Irene's.
4 comments:
Jesus Mullet is good! Your musician friend probably doesn't like their 'kind' of music, and that's alright. But to go out and say "they suck" is uncalled for. I WANT A NAME!!!
Actually, the pal in question does like heavy rock. Maybe he was just in a cranky mood that night. Or maybe he really thought they sucked. As for wanting a name, I feel your pain, anonymous - I wouldn't like having "anonynmous" as my name either. Have you tried one of those "Names for Babies" books?
Sorry. I was trying to use irony.
I'm mostly teasing too. I keep on promising never to be sarcastic or ironic in print since most times it doesn't work, unfortunately.
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