We played our first gig at the Pine Street Bar and Grill in Livermore last night… everything turned out pretty well. The threatening skies did not release their rains until after we had loaded in –so that was a relief. We arrived early with plenty of time to set up and, of course, we used every last available minute. Rich was running his new mixing setup, where he brought his own mics and mic’d up his kit himself… the idea being that we’d just send a stereo feed of the drums to the house. Simple enough, right? Well, we had things pretty much in hand and under control… until the sound guy showed up. I suppose because we were doing things differently that what he was used to it took a little longer to get to the point where we could do a sound check. Ultimately, everything worked out just fine, and the reports from the house were that things sounded great. Performance-wise, things felt pretty good too. Aside from the fact that the samples for Glabyglop were mysteriously absent from the sampler banks (actually… it never got loaded for some reason) everything else came together. We debuted Severe Annoyance… which didn’t really seem to annoy anybody. Hmmm. Have to try harder next time, I suppose. Anyway, if you missed out on the action, take a peek at a little video clip here.

Set List:
Accidental LoFi
Jack Palance the Ninja
Ghost Curve
Kuang Grade Mark Eleven Penetration Program
Glabyglop(doh!)
Botched Civillian
Severe Annoyance (New)
Accidental LoFi
Bad Mind

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