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johnnyshape wrote:

rayj wrote:Sorry, about the choice of words...by 'professional', I mostly mean people who own gear I cannot personally afford.

Peavey all the way, huh?

It seems there was one in Conny Plank's studio. And it's being auctioned (along with the rest of the studio) if you want to have a Peavey Moment with a pedigree of sorts.

Bob Weston wrote:

Rog wrote:

instant_zen wrote:... the Milwaukee venue is still unannounced...

Bet on Todd Wehr Hall at MSOE. I am.

Nope. It was already booked.

-b

Okay. But if it's at the Circle A, cowboy, I call dibs on spooning
with you.

i'm actually going to see them in philly for my bachelor party.

rayj wrote:Sorry, about the choice of words...by 'professional', I mostly mean people who own gear I cannot personally afford.

Sorry, man. Just being a wise-ass.

We've played Seattle a few times, have plenty of contacts and friends there, and will be all set for setting up a show the next time we head that way.

Thanks for the offer.

-b

Maurice wrote:And it's being auctioned (along with the rest of the studio) if you want to have a Peavey Moment with a pedigree of sorts.

Is a Peavey Moment the musical equivalent of a "blonde moment"?

burun wrote:

Maurice wrote:And it's being auctioned (along with the rest of the studio) if you want to have a Peavey Moment with a pedigree of sorts.

Is a Peavey Moment the musical equivalent of a "blonde moment"?

That's pretty good--I hadn't thought of that. I was thinking more of this thread:

steve wrote:You've come upon the Peavey Moment. Get the kid a Peavey Bandit or a Backstage. It's almost a responsibility to do it, otherwise the kid will miss the hate/hate experience of all guitar players with his first amp, which really must be a Peavey for the experience to have genuine meaning.

I'm not kidding. Get him a fucking Peavey and be done with it.

More like Behringer...

Bob Weston wrote:

Rog wrote:

instant_zen wrote:... the Milwaukee venue is still unannounced...

Bet on Todd Wehr Hall at MSOE. I am.

Nope. It was already booked.

-b

::frantically begins to think of crazy venues to suggest::

actually... how about this place? it's where Buddy Holly played one of his last shows, and it's got a secret lookout spot that makes for cool stage-pictures.
or here. the Democratic party holds rallies here during elections. They also have boxing matches here.
or here. they say this place is haunted by a girl who killed herself by jumping down the stairs, and by a nun who used to teach in the all-girls school here. they rent out the gymnasium, which has a really nice stage and balcony.

...unless of course you've found a place already. just thought i'd try to be helpful.

Bob Weston wrote:

rayj wrote:Sorry, about the choice of words...by 'professional', I mostly mean people who own gear I cannot personally afford.

Sorry, man. Just being a wise-ass.

We've played Seattle a few times, have plenty of contacts and friends there, and will be all set for setting up a show the next time we head that way.

Thanks for the offer.

-b

Come to salt lake city. I will let you sleep on my futon/bed with me. Steve can stay in the adjacent one-car garage. We could get breakfast burritos from the local dodgy mexican fast food restaurants and drink 3.2% beer.