Maple Rabbit

How are you? My New friend.Thanks a lot for adding

The last night of tour we cuddled up in the backseat and watched Maple Rabbit videos while drinking beers in the walmart parking lot. It was wonderful.

Lets cuddle and sing songs about raindrops. Please? okay!

HIYEE! Wanna play a show together in Philly Nov 14th? Alright!!!!

Q i am putting on a show with 3 acts and wanted to see if MR could perform. Its sept 23 at Balcony (10 & arch) I am insure if there will be pay since we have a guarantee with the touring acts. Let me know asap since we are booking 1st come 1st serve. SILAS HOWARD, (writer, director, and musician), co-directed his first feature, By Hook Or By Crook, with Harry Dodge. The indie classic was a 2002 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL premiere and five-time Best Feature winner, distributed on Wolfe video and continuing to air on the Sundance Channel. Howard's screenplay, Exactly Like You, (co-written with Nina Landey), is a Nantucket Screenwriters Colony fellow and finalist for the 2005 Sundance Filmmaker's lab. Duly Noted, producer Effie T. Brown's company (In The Cut, Real Women, Rocket Science) picked up Exactly Like You in 2007. The project was selected for the 2007 Film Independent Directors Lab and Fast Track Program with the Los Angeles Film Festival. Howard's first short documentary, What I Love About Dying, premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. For eight years, Howard toured nationally and internationally with his band, Tribe 8. The notorious punk band released four full-length recordings on Alternative Tentacles and was featured in Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Interview, Billboard, Elle and The Los Angeles Times. Howard's music videos have aired on MTV and LOGO, as did his first short musical, How do I Say This? (2008), co-directed with Michael Bodie and made for MTV. Howard's writing is featured in the anthologies, "Without a Net: Growing Up Working Class" and "Live Through This ", as well as the artists' journal, "LTTR." Howard received an MFA in directing at UCLA and was awarded the Kovler Family Fellowship in Film & Television, the Wasserman Film Production award and twice, the Motion Picture Association of America award. Howard was twice nominated for a Rockefeller award. He teaches in the literature and visual arts department at UCSD. Breedlove, ex-Tribe 8 singer/lyricist, 1990-2005, is author of the novel Godspeed, now a short film, featuring Adroc of the Beastie Boys and Leslie Mah of Tribe 8. A feature length script went to the second round at the Outfest Screenwriter’s Lab and awaits production. His new book, Lynnee Breedlove’s One Freak Show is out on Manic D Press in September. He is currently writing a political memoir with his mother, How I Became an American Anarchist: from Hitler and Obama in 70 Years. He has been touring comedy solo shows on gender for five years in six languages on two continents.His writing can be found in Good Advice for Trendy Young People; Word Warriors; and Lips, Tits, Hips, Power. Rise Above: the Tribe 8 Documentary chronicles the lives of the band Tribe 8, which Silas and Lynnee founded with Leslie Mah in 1990, Tribe was winner of the 2005 Heritage Award for Creativity by the SFLGBT Pride Committee. For more info check http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Mighty-Real-Tour Myspace.com/lynnbreedlove Silashoward.com Sent from my Iphone Sent from my Iphone

hope you kidz got to watch the latest episode!

also featuring Bell's Roar, solo project of Seantel of Broadcast Live!

hooray!

Hey, are all of you back in town now? I'm still doing Sugar Town if you want to set up a show in the future.