Wile E. Robin

Don't worry folks!
He's Okay.

The 8 O'clock Buzz

Hey everybody, we're going to be on WORT tomorrow morning. We'll be talking with Mr. Zarov and company about our upcoming show at the Crystal Corner Bar. We'll be on the show around 8:45 am so tune us in at 89.9FM. We're gonna play a tune unplugged!!

Then, don't forget Saturday night at the Crystal at 9:30pm.

Get Thee to the Crystal!

THE SHOW: The Crystal Corner, 1301 Willy St.
Saturday, September 29th @9:30
Opening for Aniv de la Rev and El Donk









It seems like forever since we played in Madison…And, we miss you
terribly!  How do we miss thee?  Let us count the ways:

-We miss thee for the encouragement you give us when we're playing.

-We miss thee for the spectacular dance moves you pull off. (Note:
root of spectacular is spectacle).

-We miss thee for that charming odor you exude after dancing for an
hour in a hot stinky bar.

-We miss thee for the dumb founded look you give us when you're not
quite sure if that weird note we hit was brilliant or, just a mistake.

That's four!  We miss thee in at least four unique ways!!  I'm sure we
could think of more but, we're feeling kind of lazy.

A couple of points of clarification:  Despite what you may read
elsewhere, we are the opening act for the evening.  El Donk
will be second.  Aniv de la Rev are headlining.

Hope to see thee there!

Da Bears!

After da game.

EdPedal

Our bassist Ed showed up to rehearsal this week with a new toy - a pedal. Actually, to be more specific, it is some kind of insane pedal board. With it, Ed can do a number of things previously unavailable in the world of bass guitar.

Ed can now sound like anything from a bird to Gozilla. And, remember that bass sound on Pink Floyd's "One of These Days?" Yeah, he's got that, too. Oh, and remember that guy Jimi Hendrix and his slick wah-wah pedal sound? Yup, Ed can do that.

Ed hit several sounds that are simply indescribable, except to say that they alternately cleared my sinuses and forced my eyes to roll back in their sockets. Scary, you say? Most definitely, but the pedal sounds, through their sonic vibrations, did manage to negate Pam's headache!

We were so impressed that, after several beers, we decided to actually change the name of the band to EdPedal.

But five minutes later we reverted back to The Motor Primitives.

And then we went to the Harmony Bar for more beers...