Been back for a little over 3 weeks and still dreaming in vibrant Mexican technicolor. Although terribly missing the family and friends south of the Rio Bravo, it's good to be back. Back to the drums and the decks. Back to my bed and my books. Back to the comfort of having rad pals and lots of creative work ahead. Let's keep on keepin' on.
Showing posts with label live music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label live music. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Keep on Keepin' On
Been back for a little over 3 weeks and still dreaming in vibrant Mexican technicolor. Although terribly missing the family and friends south of the Rio Bravo, it's good to be back. Back to the drums and the decks. Back to my bed and my books. Back to the comfort of having rad pals and lots of creative work ahead. Let's keep on keepin' on.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Nonsensical Muse and Greetings!
Hi I'm Raul! Yes...very happy to meet you. Me? Well thanks for asking. You should expect to see me 'round these parts more often. I hope you'll find this to be as amusing as it is for me...
Speaking of amusing, I had a fantastic night getting reacquainted with an amazing band, the Trash Can Sinatras. They performed an excellent live set at Cafe Du Nord - a mix of mostly new tunes and quite a few from their sophmore album...kinda sadly though, nothing from Cake, their amazing debut from 1990. Out of Glasgow, their version of jangle pop is like C86 meets Aztec Camera...amazing guitar pop sensibilities, great songwriting, and a cool aesthetic that makes you wanna bust out the stripe tees and clarks (or hush puppies if that's your thing). Thanks to my lovely pal, Elise, I was introduced to the fellas and ended up enjoying some reefer and beers backstage with them...turns out they're big Northern Soul fans...so that ended up being a rad conversation. Took some of the fellas over to Lucky 13 for last call where the topic of discussion turned to skateboarding and the music industry...nice.
Speaking of amusing, I had a fantastic night getting reacquainted with an amazing band, the Trash Can Sinatras. They performed an excellent live set at Cafe Du Nord - a mix of mostly new tunes and quite a few from their sophmore album...kinda sadly though, nothing from Cake, their amazing debut from 1990. Out of Glasgow, their version of jangle pop is like C86 meets Aztec Camera...amazing guitar pop sensibilities, great songwriting, and a cool aesthetic that makes you wanna bust out the stripe tees and clarks (or hush puppies if that's your thing). Thanks to my lovely pal, Elise, I was introduced to the fellas and ended up enjoying some reefer and beers backstage with them...turns out they're big Northern Soul fans...so that ended up being a rad conversation. Took some of the fellas over to Lucky 13 for last call where the topic of discussion turned to skateboarding and the music industry...nice.
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