God Where have I been

Busy thats where not get off my case.

But seriously, I have been pretty busy with the band..internet vices and I have neglected this thing something fierce! Not that the 5 or maybe 6 people that might read this have been chomping at the bit, biting their nails down to stubs wondering what has happend but I thought I would make up for lost time....

First...Whole Chicken in a Can! Yes...you read that right!

It gets better!

Who's Hungry?

The REAL Super Hero Registry

In other words...people who will eventually get shot...

Here

Throw back

So I guess you will be able to find these at a store by you either soon or possible right not.

It basically is just made with natural sugar..like the good old days. I might try it if I see it but definitely not going to make an extra effort.

There is also Pepsi Natural

Anything to sell product I guess...It might be good. Who knows

Against Me! "The Original Cowboy"

Stoked For This!!

From the Fat Wreckchords news desk...
It’s not even April Fool’s this time! Yep, you heard right, we are proud to announce that on July 7th, 2009 Fat Wreck Chords will be releasing The Original Cowboy by Against Me!. These predominantly never-before-heard demos were recorded at Goldentone Studio in Gainesville, FL with Rob McGregor on July 15th, 2003. The session was scheduled prior to Against Me!’s trip to Memphis’ Ardent Studios where As The Eternal Cowboy was recorded (the band’s first release with Fat). Tom Gabel explains the decision to go to Ardent: “Having already recorded our first full length album and two previous EPs with Rob at Goldentone, we wanted to do something different for our second full length. We specifically wanted to make an all analog recording with as few overdubs as possible which is what we could do at Ardent. With Rob McGregor coming along to produce, we wanted to make sure he was familiar with the songs, so we made this demo recording.”
At the insistence of Fat Mike, the song “Cavalier Eternal” from the 7/15/03 session did end up making it onto As The Eternal Cowboy, Mike preferring the demo to the version made at Ardent. Gabel describes the natural ease and success of those July sessions: “Recorded and mixed in only a couple of hours, The Original Cowboy was only meant to be a trial run, but, listening to it today, there’s a part of me that feels foolish for ever recording these songs a second time.”

VOD. Frank Turner cover's Thunder Road

From Suburban Home Records Under the Influence Series.



This is one of my favorites out of the series but there are a lot of great covers as well. To check them out go here. You can listen to them and pick some up if you like.