It's all fun and games . . .
till someone leaves the band.
Big rumors at last night's Dom Casual/Two Dollar Pistols set over at Broad St. Cafe (which was as crowded as i've ever seen it. The show was great, too. But seeing John Howie with a beard, i'm not sure i can handle that).
Without getting into too many details, which haven't been announced yet anyway, if you get a chance to see the Pistols around town in the near future, take it. You may not get too many more.
Big rumors at last night's Dom Casual/Two Dollar Pistols set over at Broad St. Cafe (which was as crowded as i've ever seen it. The show was great, too. But seeing John Howie with a beard, i'm not sure i can handle that).
Without getting into too many details, which haven't been announced yet anyway, if you get a chance to see the Pistols around town in the near future, take it. You may not get too many more.
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I wish I heard more from these guys. The one song I remember is their cover of Superchunk's Driveway to Driveway
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allenk, at 12:37 PM
The word is, you are correct...
see em while you can!
and boy, was BSC packed that night! Not the best environment for my recent bout with Vertigo...i was wandering around like a zombie underwater...OY
By
Vera, at 9:58 AM
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