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mrlich: Photo with great thanks to Joe del Tufo - http://www.deltufophotography.com (eyeball)
First, I would like to apologize for the pun. I couldn't help myself.

I also thought that I should point out the contests that Uglyrug (a.k.a. Andrew Durkin) and the Industrial Jazz Group are running. They look to be a rocking good bit of fun, and I really encourage those of you with a creative streak to get crackin. The deadline is quickly approaching!

I miiight even be able to help with some raw video footage if that would interest anyone...

IJG Review

Sep. 11th, 2008 10:05 am
mrlich: Photo with great thanks to Joe del Tufo - http://www.deltufophotography.com (Default)
There's an awesome review of The Industrial Jazz Group's Portland Gig. Check it out here.

Oh, and the John McCain song that he mentions is available on YouTube, though I can't get the exact link right now (blocked at work). Just do a search for "Industrial Jazz Group" and "McCain" and I'm sure it will come up.
mrlich: Photo with great thanks to Joe del Tufo - http://www.deltufophotography.com (eyeball)
Durkin has posted another great review of LEEF. This time from Doug Ramsey for the jazz blog Rifftides. Check it out!
mrlich: Photo with great thanks to Joe del Tufo - http://www.deltufophotography.com (oof)
Got into work this morning at 8am.

By 9am I had finished reviewing my backlog of emails.

By 9:05am I was looking forward to my next vacation.

Speaking of which - more on the fun and frivolity of the past week(ish) soon - promise - there's just too much to get to at work right now.
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The Industrial Jazz Group will be performing in Columbus and Cincinnati on the 26th and 27th of this month. I'm going to have the good fortune of being able to hear them at both shows, and would love to catch up with any of you crazy kids who read this journal if you're in the area and free those evenings. If so, by all means - let me know.

Here's the relevant info:

9/26/2007 - 9pm - $5 - Rumba Cafe (2507 Summit St. Columbus - 614.268.1841) -Also performing - Honk Wail and Moan and Free Beer n' Chicken Coalition

9/27/2007 - 11pm - $10 ('all you can hear' wristband) - Midpoint Music Festival @ Jardin (208 East 12th St. Cincinnati OH 45202 - 513.721.2919)

To learn more about the band - check out www.industrialjazzgroup.com
mrlich: Photo with great thanks to Joe del Tufo - http://www.deltufophotography.com (Default)
I just have a few seconds to post a quick update:

Yesterday the band did two shows - both of which kicked large amounts of Dutch ass.

The first show was a street level venue which had this great 'festival' feel. People gathered on the street and danced while the band played. Children played down in the front (and bumped me while I tried like hell to video - don't worry - there was no small person death). People would 'continue to sing' the songs after they were over. And lastly? Some folks bum-rushed the stage when the set was done. Cds sold, people talked of life changes, and general pleasure was expressed - fiercely.

The second venue was more of a 'stage show'. It on was an enclosed stage which as larger that the first, with a dj on either side (one for sounding out the band and one for spinning records between bands). There's such a regal feel to this crew when you here them belting it out. I don't mean in some stuffy or obnoxious way - it's just...

... it's just damn good.

The crew more or less filled the open air 'audience space' which was a large courtyard between storefronts which stood on either side of the large stage. Hearing the people going nuts around me and dancing and just clearly feeling the music was an amazing experience that I wish I could bottle and give to each of the band members.

I've been taking a butt-pile of pictures and video which I will share when I get back and have more time.

The group just did their sound check for tonight, and I'm waiting with baited breath for the show. This is going to be 'experience of a lifetime' kind of stuff.

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