Last Night

Last night I went and saw The Chariot play at Branx, marking the last time I will ever see them.

I've seen them play numerous times but last night was undoubtedly my favorite performance.  

It was nice seeing them in a slightly (only slightly) bigger venue than 1982 in Gainesville, Florida. Josh Scogin was climbing on everything and jumping on the crowd repeatedly. And he said they were only "playing at 30%". 

It's kind of bittersweet to see them go, but rather to curious to see what the guys do after The Chariot disbands.  

I will say it sparked my inner monster again. I'm ready to play some loud rock n' roll more than ever before.

If you live in Portland and want to play some genuine, heartfelt, heavy rock n' roll you should hit me up.

Long Live The Chariot.  

Today

Today I laid around and enjoyed the comfort of my bed until almost 12.

I biked home in the rain last night. I'm glad the rain has decided to come back. I knew it was going to, it was just taking a little while.  

It feels very pleasant outside right now.  

Next on the agenda is finishing this coffee and checking this last round of edits for my book!!!

It's almost done! Aaaah! I can't wait to share it with you guys! 

And then tonight I go and see The Chariot for the last time ever! That still doesn't feel real to say!

So stoked to see them though. No other band has as great an impact on my musical ambitions to date. Josh Scogin is my original hero.