Saturday, February 16, 2008

nancys wedding

talk about timing. this was the one wedding that i got to attend last year. luckily i was in so cal on tour right around the time
of the wedding. thankfully i was able to miss one show and make it.




it was great to see becky and heather, i think i wussed out early and went back to my hotel and crashed. that's what happens
when your on tour. im just glad i was able to be there.

Thursday, February 14, 2008

more flights



why are long travel days more fun when you travel in a group? i feel bad for anyone who was on this small plane
with this ragged gang of misfits.





for some reason i can't really remember what was after the show @ Va tech. too many flights, too many states to keep it all
straight.

Monday, January 7, 2008

last of the gorge



gorge part deux

what happens to video guys when they have no bus to go to and have nothing to do... oh and they have free reign of someone else's golfcarts...










gorge part 1

every labor day dmb play the gorge in washington state. it's kinda like the whole rock n roll camping thing again that i mentioned when the fray came through the nw earlier in the summer. this year was going to be a bit different. we we're flying in from kc , this means no buses. thankfully amy came to hang for the weekend and we turned her folks honda mini van into our own tour bus.





apparently , without a bus to hang out on during our downtime at the gorge i spent alot of time in catering taking pictures.




a familiar sight

it seems like i did alot more flying on this tour. i'm not a big fan of early flights in general let alone checking into a hotel, showering then heading to the airport.

alpine valley




every summer we do 2 nights at alpine valley in wisconsin. this year rage against the machine played the night before we did.
to top it off it rained like a no other turning alpine valleys lawn into a giant mud pit.
when we came in the next day the venue looked like it had taken a beating. they put hay down on the lawn where the grass used to be to try and cover the fact that the lawn had pretty much turned into a giant mud pit.