This blog needs purpose.
So, that means free music. I sometimes record songs straight on to my computer. I'm sure we'll have some of our live shows recorded. I'm sure we'll scrap a few songs, but they will still be listenable. All these things will be on here.
To show that I actually plan on doing this, here is the title track from our soon-to-be released record, "Magnolia" acoustafied...or acousticvibe? Something like that.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zbvn6w
It can also be listened to on Myspace (ick, don't do it):
www.myspace.com/jonowensalzman
I might put up a techno version of this song to, but I'm afraid my band might kill me. I swear it's cool.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Live.
Here are a few upcoming dates:
Neumo's, February 19th
-Hey Marseilles
-Grand Hallway
-Painted Hills (our record release)
Doors at 7, show at 8 (we're first). 8 bucks.
High Dive, March 14th
-Kristen Ward
-Painted Hills
Show starts at 9pm.
We'll have the record for sale at both shows. 5 bucks. All the art for the record was done by Julia Salamonik. The cover is below.
Neumo's, February 19th
-Hey Marseilles
-Grand Hallway
-Painted Hills (our record release)
Doors at 7, show at 8 (we're first). 8 bucks.
High Dive, March 14th
-Kristen Ward
-Painted Hills
Show starts at 9pm.
We'll have the record for sale at both shows. 5 bucks. All the art for the record was done by Julia Salamonik. The cover is below.
Today.
Greetings.
What a beautiful day. The sun out, which is such a rare treat when you live in Seattle. I found a new trail near my apartment, which I never knew existed. I walked on it for hours, back and forth. Right when you think you love Seattle, which I do, you find something like that which makes you love it even more. Those little things cancel out the rain, for me at least. That's how I feel about this band. New little things surprise me with each practice, each song, and it just seems like everyone is starting to flow. This band came together so randomly, yet it's become something that feels so natural.
Below are a couple pictures from our first show, at Tractor Tavern. Talk about an amazing first experience, words cannot describe.
*Photos by Sean Mullany
What a beautiful day. The sun out, which is such a rare treat when you live in Seattle. I found a new trail near my apartment, which I never knew existed. I walked on it for hours, back and forth. Right when you think you love Seattle, which I do, you find something like that which makes you love it even more. Those little things cancel out the rain, for me at least. That's how I feel about this band. New little things surprise me with each practice, each song, and it just seems like everyone is starting to flow. This band came together so randomly, yet it's become something that feels so natural.
Below are a couple pictures from our first show, at Tractor Tavern. Talk about an amazing first experience, words cannot describe.
*Photos by Sean Mullany
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