4 Year Anniversary

Just noticed that BLEEDIN OUT hit it's 4th year anniversary. 300,000 hits (of course- it could be just one person (thanks mom) hitting refresh 300,000 times) over that period. Not bad.

Considering that I started this thang to exorcise; and quite often, exercise my demons; it's been a long strange trip. Or something.

4 years of (as someone once so aptly described it) of 1/3 music, 1/3 bitching about the government and 1/3 whining about my life. On the bright side, I've cyber-met some great people. I've also been able to write... which back in college was supposed to be my vocation. And, I have no doubt that this here outlet has kept me on this mortal coil, as the "bad thoughts" have had somewhere to be deposited.

Thanks to (any?) all of you who have commented, downloaded and read this stuff.

It's been "Bleedin Out" of my mind, heart, soul and veins. Hope I never run out. And long may YOU all run.

Toonage:

Replacements - Left Of The Dial
Adverts - One Chord Wonders
Husker Du - Everything Falls Apart (live in Tuscon)
Ramones - Slug (demo)
Grateful Dead - Attics Of My Life
Girls At Our Best - Getting Nowhere Fast

Four Chord Wonders

The big news all over New York is that my band, Caterwaul Of Sound, will be playing an actual movie premier party next Tuesday (June 9) at The Delancey, in glorious Manhattan. The movie is a slasher flick called "Kids Go To The Woods, Kids Get Dead". Yeah, it's a tasteful little film about, well, you can figure it out.

Of course, with our usual lack of attention to details, we neglected to get our name on the show poster. And with our usual lack of motivation, we haven't yet recorded our soon to be hit "Love Theme to Kids Go To The Woods, Kids Get Dead". But never fear, show up and you'll hear it.

There's got a be a few of you mofo's that are in NYC, so come on out. In fact, the rest of you should be flying in for the show!

We are hard at work, practicing non-stop for the gig.

OK, thats sort of a lie. But we will be ready to rock the shit out of everyone.

Promise. We're taking this one seriously. We have made a pact NOT to get really hammered until after we finish playing. Like I said, we're serious about this one.

What might make this show even weirder is that there is potential for alot of wayward members of the Nomad social circle to appear at this. Some of whom I have not seen in twenty years. As well as people I know from business. So, things might get curiouser and curioser.

It might be a good night to drop some acid before we start playing. No, no... must...remain...strong!

Toonage:

The Adverts - One Chord Wonders

Supersuckers - Evil Powers Of Rock N Roll

Seven Seconds - Rock Together, Walk Together (live)

Slickee Boys - Are You Gonna Be There (at the Love-in)