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:	post by the_reverend at 2007-06-22 00:27:10

Dreaded Silence: ken told the same story about monkey's vjayjays. The one person who read that thread larfed. (word on the street is he converted to judism) They played a new song that was ayet, even though someone, I'm not saying who, needed to look at notes to sing it. I hope the pictures turned out ok with the writing from the DVD on his arms.

eternal embrace: the thing that pissed me off about this band was the singers pants/dress thing... It had so many zippers on it. There are kids out there would out any zippers, crying them selves to sleep at night and there he is hogging more than his far share of zippers. Once I realized it was a dress and not a skirt, I thought I was going to hear a bunch of nu-metal. So, on stage there was a female singer, the afore mentioned singer, a bassist, keyboardist, drummer, a violinist and a regular old guitarist. Through out the entire beginning of the set, they kept losing vocals, keyboard, everything. When that was all finally sorted out, the music was pretty good. Doomy black metal. During their set, some movie played in the background with dudes jerking off then being sliced up, girls dancing while guys shaved off their pubes, and other such wonderful scenematic events of epic proportion. I probably took way too many pictures of them while trying to get shots of a dude yanking it over the drums head or singer's sholders. if I had a movie to go along with a theme song which played when I walked around, this movie might be it.

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