you melt chocolate hearts

i've been waiting to post the post-Drews show report for some pics but i can't access any from my work computer. saturday night the Nancy Drews rocked the shit, bad sound system and all, to a lively, exuberant, slightly drunk crowd. it was awesome. thanks so much to everyone who came: kath, hdw, hubs (& later on G), brahburns and a-bomb, pez, etc. i'm trying to think of anyone else who reads this and can't think of anyone right now cuz it's still early in the morn. we truly appreciate everyone's support and i hope you all had a good time.

so we went on after the Lords of Fuzz (not the Captains of Fuzz) who did a nice job rocking the stage. by the time we got on stage, all of our people had arrived (which kicked the two other bands' asses i must say) and we did the best we could with no sound check and one monitor that faced zach the drummer. i mean the sound system was really a joke, and the sound man was all, "well i'll let you know how it sounds after the first song and then you can adjust." um, excuse me? what the fuck is that all about? that was the most ridiculous statement i've heard in a long time but we rolled with it. it's quite difficult to sing when you can't hear yourself but i think i pulled it off. as for the rest of the band, they're pros, what can i say.

my favourite song of the night was probably "touch my tooter" because it's rockin and i don't have to play guitar on it. also, we had to cut four songs which ended up costing the Old Curtis Street Bar a lot of money, seeing as how the entire bar cleared out after we stopped playing. it's bad karma to tell the Nancy Drews to stop playing.