This is a lifestyle not a trend.

Wanna know where to find me? Check out the flyers below for the shows i'm putting on. Other than these shows look for me on the streets, chances are you'll find me with a bag of posters, some tape and maybe a bucket of wheat paste.
I put on my first show around 1991. I knew punk/hardcore, and really music in general, would still be an important thing to me when i got older. But i had no idea that i'd still be putting on shows for relatively unknown punk/hardcore bands. This shit stresses me out, and it makes me smile. Plus I feel like i'm giving back to the community that has been there for me over the years. To quote Silent Majority; "This is a lifestyle not a trend...."
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Gotta love glue sticks, sharp knives, and 24hour copy centres.

















more shows to come!!

As God As My Witness.....

Growing up I always loved the TV show WKRP, so I was very happy to see Season 1 released on DVD recently. I've been watching it alot lately, and still find it funny. One of my favorite episodes still has to be the thanksgiving episode where Carlson decides to throw live turkeys out of a hellacopter. After the fiasco when Carlson and Herb return they go into the office and return a minute later and Carlson says "As God as my witness I thought Turkeys could fly". Too fuckin funny!

Anyone wanna come over and watch a few episodes with me?

Why?

Suicide is some fucked up shit....... it seems like a permanent solution to a temporary problem.......... fuck that shit.......
Rest in peace Toof

Las Vegas!!

Last weekend was spent in Las Vegas, 3 days of scorching heat in the desert. I've been to Las Vegas many times, it's not my favorite city to visit but this time i had a blast!! The reason for going was my old friend Aram was getting married to a great girl named Kim. Me and Aram have been friends for a very long time, around 15years now, so I didn't care how much the flight cost me, i was going to be at his wedding.
I got to town on Friday night, found the motel i was sharing with Dave & Adam, and quickly changed into a different set of clothes and headed to the bachelor party. I'm not gonna go into much detail on the bachelor party, there is a certain code of silence that comes with these things, but i will say that everyone had a great time! After the bachelor party we met up with some people and wandered the strip for a bit, and crawled into our tiny motel close to 4am, tired and sweaty.
Saturday was the big day! The ceremony was great, very touching and emotional. It was pretty cool to see so many hardcore guys & girls dressed up! After the ceremony everyone went to this restaurant for cake & coffee. The best man, as well as the fathers of the bride & groom gave speeches, and Aram's dad gave the most amazing speech ever! It was like a non-stop burn on Aram, for the most part, it was incredible!!
After all the wedding stuff i got to hang out with my friend Spence and his wife from San Diego. Besides the actual ceremony the best part of this weekend was getting to spend time hanging out with people I know from all over north america that i don't get to see very often. Spence is one of those people. We had fun hitting record stores and going out for chinese food. Good times!
Sunday was spent wandering Vegas by myself, as my flight wasn't until night time. I hit up the buffet at the Sahara, ate alot of food. Then i just wandered the strip, dying in the insane heat, dodging in & out of casinos to take in the cool air being spit forth from the air conditioner. It got to be too much, so I went to the airport early, found an abandoned, quiet area and passed out on the flooor for a bit.
All in all Vegas was pretty damn fun! I'm glad I was there to share such a special moment of such a dear old friend. And it was great to see so many familiar faces for the first time in a while and to also meet some new people. But i really can't see myself going back to Vegas for a very long time.