Showing posts with label Brooklyn Bowl Lager. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brooklyn Bowl Lager. Show all posts

Monday, January 17, 2011

Brooklyn Bowl 1/17/11 Brooklyn, New York

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Most of this performance was an Audience Request show (which JUSTKINDAHAPPENED and to no bandmember's dismay) but to our delight after looking at the "secret ballot" Request Board from the attendees we gleaned that the band does perform about ninety five percent of the material asked with remaining tunes/artists in the 80s spandex pipeline. The crowd was up and dancing once again and the shows are going Great at this coolest of coolest of venues.

Never have I met a kinder and more down to earth staff as at Williamsburg Brooklyn's Brooklyn Bowl. They Really make you feel at home and comfortable just by being cool people in a "Be Yourself" Employee Protocol Type Thingy (Well I hope that I'm guessing right) Theres an in-residence KINKS fan as well who spins the records of which I have Absolutely NO Qualms or piercing arrow's about (he/she even played Queen - Staying Power the other week, HOW FREAKIN' ODD)

Two More shows here this month, Life's A Joy.

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Airborne.

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Doc Brown

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Amadeus

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Diamond Dave

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Animal - Vic Firth Timpani Mallets (foreground)

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Thanks Very Much to Jamie, Richard and Steve for recording these moments for their photographic art and the posterity of these times.

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Bowler Anna Jumped onstage and then off of it in Total Stagedive Glory, She IS Awesome and landed on her two feet as well so no need to worry action fans.

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Friday, January 7, 2011

Brooklyn Bowl 1/3/11 Brooklyn, New York

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Opening night of our January residency at Williamsburg's Brooklyn Bowl was a Rockin' yet Relaxin' affair. Doc Brown and myself arrived at five to soundcheck and then we had a few hours to fill until our 9 p.m. showtime, The band shared a few pitchers of most refreshing in-house Brooklyn Bowl Lager and we ate heartily from the extensive and impressive Foodstuff's menu of which more details can be seen HERE.

Compared to our previous show this was a sedate crowd but once the (99 Red) Balloon's came out more people congregated onto the dance floor and even I from my vantage point behind the Tama Starclassic's heard audible gasps during the "Risky Business" portion of our performance.

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One of my Favorite Photo's Ever !!!

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A Drummer's Life Is A Series Of Asses - Bill Bruford

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