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Sunday, May 8, 2005

A while back I may have shared about a photo pool I heard of on Flickr
called "What's in your bag?" It's a somewhat interesting collection of what people carry around in their purses and bags. I decided to join in here...

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    Today we're packed into a club in the shadow of the Green Monster on Lansdowne Street in Boston. It's one of those places that has a disco load out (the concert venue turns into a dance club about 7 seconds after the show ends). As I used to drink in this establishment on weeknights over twenty years ago, changing the name doesn't change the vibe or the memories. There is little chance that ghosts from the past will enter in through the door as the median Weezer fan age is lower than mine by about as many as it's been since I lived here.
    We share the street with Sox fans and hot dog carts, the children of those I drank sit on the curb waiting to see the band arrive in the cold. Clubs like The Channel, Jumping Jack Flash and Jacks are all gone now. With all the name changes, this hole has been here since the sixties, smelling of beer and missed opportunitites. Tonight we will fill it with sound and then move on. You can come back home; you just can't fit all your capet on the stage.

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Arrived in Boston at a very reasonable hour from Canada. The kids up there were a little aggro, one slipped through the gauntlet and stage dove between Scott and Dude. The venue was another wolf in sheeps clothing, a gig with a name change, the old same place rule was in effect. With the exception of one of the crew not being smart enough to keep the work area safe and traction friendly, it was an all around ok kinda day with great veggies for dinner!


Here it's cold, wet and windy, 43 degrees as I write. Was Coachella a dream? It's beginning to seem so. I resisted leaving the room as it never let up all day but ventured out for eats, found a Whole Foods in the neighborhood and then walked to the T station to hop a train into town. I walked through the Boston commons as the sun was fading, seeing all of the freshly bloomed tulips chattering their petals together in the wind. Off into my old stomping grounds where I visited a friend (and his wife and cats) from those hazy bad old days when I lived here ('81-'85) He was the one who inflicted copious amounts of compression and chorus upon me (which was the rage then) and made me afraid of the Boss blue box... well, not really.
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