Ban TTT

Got home after the Fayah show and instead of the band all going to a waffle house to do research, we parted ways and I decided to make an audio "video" out of a Reel Big Fish track I've been listening to/mixing. (Too bad its not here any more because the albums done)

"F%@Kin. $#^t.

No shows? No practice? Time to make a music video!

Anagrams...

(Anagrams...)to kill time in Analytic Philosophy. I just came across my notebook.

The Band, Hot Flat Wasp, is ready to prove that 80's music is alive and kicking with their new album "it bat, it mouse."
Hot Flat Wasp is:
On Lead vocals a nameless: Rare cat-ape
On Keys and Vox a fanatical: dory cave nut
on Lead Guitar I only got a subject line in response: re: my looter
on Guitar some surveillance equipment from down south, a : Mex bank cam
On Lead Bass, the man who says: he twirl(s) axe(s)
On First chair percussion we have the noble: rustic armorer
On T-bone a sarcastic :old, hip tracker.
When I asked the tenor Saxophonist his name he gave a simple response: "I, a zen friar".
and on Alto sax the seasonal and tasty: yule bark hit.

APRIL FOOL

Alex is obviously up to no good.  He sits at a crossroads between two worlds: one of rhythmic noise making and the other of...arhythmic noise making.  I heard a jackhammer on Monday and it made me think of blast beats, although I thought blast beats were supposed to emulate the sound of a machine gun.  Kinda like the way a Rockabilly shuffle emulates a hot rod engine.  Art imitating life.

Speaking of which, Alex is imitating a fool in this picture.  Highly convincing, wouldn't you agree?  I'm posting it on the first day of April, although this picture was taken on the third weekend of March.  Since March has now passed, our top lips are now barren and the mustaches are gone.  I look forward to eating ribs and watermellon once again.

In conclusion, tools is tools and drums is drums, and never the twain shall meet.