Goat Radio and the Sigourney Weavers
We're playing Saturday, March 15th at the Crystal Corner with two very cool bands, Goat Radio and the Sigourney Weavers. Thinking of the two bands together conjures up an interesting image.
Goat Radio's a great Madison band that we've never played with before. This seems strange because members of this band have been rockin' Madison for years. They've got guys from the Randy Cliffs and Sin City Injectors and have been labeled by some as alt-country. I think they sound more like good old southern rock!
We've played with the opening before. The Sigourney Weavers are just plain weird. But, there's nothing wrong with that! In fact, I can honestly say that I like every single member of that band. They don't play out much because they can't seem to get their shit together. But when they do play out...Look out baby!
Goat Radio's a great Madison band that we've never played with before. This seems strange because members of this band have been rockin' Madison for years. They've got guys from the Randy Cliffs and Sin City Injectors and have been labeled by some as alt-country. I think they sound more like good old southern rock!
We've played with the opening before. The Sigourney Weavers are just plain weird. But, there's nothing wrong with that! In fact, I can honestly say that I like every single member of that band. They don't play out much because they can't seem to get their shit together. But when they do play out...Look out baby!
posted by Pam at 3:05 PM
5 Comments:
I like green eggs and ham!
I do like them, Pam-I-am!
And I would eat them on a boat!
And I would eat them with a goat (radio)!
[That's a Dr. Seuss paraphrase, if you haven't been following.]
Let's have a little truth in advertising! Any particular reason that you're pumping up the Sigourney Weavers? Don't be bashful. Out with it! Anyway, you guys rock! Seriously.
Nutbar: speaking of truth in adveritsing, isn't that a Theodor Geisel paraphrase? I mean, really - come on, get it right! (Just messing with you. For fun, like, you know? Sorry.) By the way, did you know this is some kind of Official Week™? Read Across Amerika Week, or something like that? Or maybe it was last week. I don't know. Anyway, someone, somewhere decided that it meant all elementary schools across the country have to read Theodor Geisel (a.k.a. Dr. Seuss) every day for the whole week! And they're supposed to wear silly hats, too! I'm not making this up, folks! (Rush Limbaugh Reference™ alert!) Don't ask me what silly hats have to do with reading. Who's responsible for these decisions? Whoever it is, he/she/it needs a spanking! Or maybe more OxyContin.
Ah, an erudite scholar of fine literature you are, Ed my friend. Read Across America, most interesting.
Get our shit together? I assure you, it's only out of fear for the future of humanity that we have not done so.
Our powers are strong, my guitar-fu is bold and can kick the drunken monkey styles of most wimp meat players, and the only way to contain the massive, planet threatening amounts of energy released by our madness is to ration it out in tiny doses.
Be be not afraid, rocky. The lava men are not here to hurt you, no matter what those tiny voices in your pants say about dressing up your dog in a pink tutu and feeding him cat food.
We will, we will, rock, you.
We will make the men weak with desire, fear, anger and sullen resentment, I promise you, and will drive them before us as we crush them, hearing the lamentations of their women, or at least the ones who aren't to damp with pleasure to be able to walk.
But I may be overstating things a touch. And I'm starting to wonder if I picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue.
nutbar: Or would you rather be a duck?
Ellie:"future of humanity"?
Aaah, they'll be OK. Tell 'em to suck it up.
Ed: Yes. Robin and I are in the Sigourney Weavers too. Don't worry folks (I only sing part of the time). The rest of the time you'll be listening to the silky vocal stylings of Tim and Ellie. They're yummie!
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