Today, during my lunch break, I dropped off a box of 160 CDs to Nik. He’s planning to mail out a few CDs to review sites, local newspapers, and an enterprising filmmaker. Finally got my copy of the LINUS studio key. Super stoked to finally have a consistent place to write, rehearse, and hang out. Bonus points for being downtown!
Played a show this weekend at Anna Bananas and wanted to post about the process. Wasn’t sure what to expect from our output. We rehearsed the entire set a couple of times at the last practice. Jun’s in Japan so he’s been out of the loop for the past week. At the last show I put as much effort as possible into keeping the flow under control. The feedback after our set was enough to indicate that the process is working. Tons of good feedback from our last show. Looking forward to going downtown tonight with Nik to check out the new LINUS studio in the Blaisdell Hotel. I’ve heard that the place is haunted. I ran into a few late night tenants, each one offering a different ghost story.
Checked on the UPS tracking number I got from Discmakers. The CDs have arrived on the island. According to the tracking number 4 boxes of the new LINUS CD WMWW are sitting in the UPS distribution center near the airport. Rather than coordinate my work schedule around the dubious delivery time, I called UPS and requested that they keep the CDs at the distribution center so I could pick them up after work. Getting tons of show requests. Need to coordinate the upcoming shows / LINUS HQ repairs / layout / gear setup. All in all, progress is progress. Still moving forward in 2010.
This is one of the best Beatles songs. I will purchase it as soon as it gets released for Beatles Rock Band.
Been busy for the past 6 months working on my video game. It just released on the App Store in iTunes. Search for it. It’s called Mathogen. We’ve been working on lots of new songs. Lately we’ve been all dropping out of the song and letting only the bass and the drums play while we sing. It’s good to figure out a song from the basics. Almost forgot how to do this. Here are some links:
Awesome visuals on home scale that transmits your weight to the internet.
Tagged apps on the App Store will soon to be searchable.
Finally someone invented Dog Chow for humans.