We are three rad dudes from the Midwest whose impeccable tastes are taken out on our instruments and delivered to you with a smack to your young, pink cheeks. Our aim is not to grow into a music sensation that pleases all, but is to rock hard and make a few heads nod and a few girls' panties wet. We love what we do and we play what we love. Our bellies are full of grit and our veins run on coffee. We all live in campers and we all eat pork and beans. All the time.
Turn ons:
- Shellac
- Cats
- tools
- etc
(this was written by some chick who likes our band, but most of it is accurate)
I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4
hey, everyone here keeps warning my friends from the pboaters that you are going to beat them up. i dont think you will, but just in case, dont do that. AND you betta make more shirts to sell, ya dummy! i bought my ticket. im going to be there. if you want some of my moms chilli (with the elbow macaroni) you better make em. one for nancy.
From: "Graham 'Phantom' Watson" To: occupyjapan@somethingawful.com Subject: Knocking the locks Hey, I'm a gainfully employed nightclub manager, software engineer, teacher, coursewriter, and community leader, I wash my hair three or four times a week, I'm not a prick to anybody, and I have about two feet of dreadlocks. What up with knocking on the hairstyle? There are more worthy things to poke fun at people about than how they arrange their hair.
P.S.: Dreadlocks actually need to be kept very clean so they don't get oily and untangle. It's a strange persistent myth that you 'create' dreadlocks through a lack of hygiene.
On one hand, I want to call Graham a faggot for thinking that I give a shit about his stupid fucking hair or his stupid fucking email or his stupid fucking .. websites. On the other hand, I am terrified of phantoms and I do not want to be haunted.
thanks for adding us. cool vibe, guys! actually, we recorded the demo's at home. got some new stuff coming out soon that we did w/ vess in queensize and mixed by paul mahern. it's sounding pretty sweet! take care, keep in touch~ p.david
Since our Studio A, The Heorot, gets its name from the mead hall in the old English text, Beowulf, we consumed mead. The mead came from Redstone Meadery out of Boulder, Colorado. We sampled both the "Sunshine Nectar" and their most popular "Black Raspberry Nectar". We performed a little chemistry and transformed the mead into cocktails.
The featured group on the show was "The Black Panel Van" heralding from Anderson, Indiana. Check out their MySpace site for further info. If firefox does not render it correctly, slum it and use Internet Explorer. They were a very entertaining crew to have on the show. Thanks.
Glad you had a good time. We were happy to have you as our guests. Mead...mmmmmm!
Your show will be posted sometime in the next couple of weeks. We did a lot of shows in a short period of time, so Jeff has a lot of stuff to edit and post.
Yo dudes,
I got out of my sandman at dawn and from the sound of the waves crashing i knew the surf was up. Some sweet stoner rock was playing on my ipod while i let mother earth take me on a spiritual journey to enlightenment. It was a beatiful moment.
Problem is my damn ipod is all waterlogged, which is not cool.
Gotta get myself a waterproof case or something.
Peace out heros, i'm off to roll a fat one.
