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Thunderbird Club

So true. Brings back great memories. I don't think the old (real) SBL ever failed to get you to crack up about something. They should have stopped at least a couple decades ago IMO.

There definitely were low periods, Joe Piscopo comes to mind... but as it's gone on forever, it keeps bouncing back to appeal to the current young audience watching. It really is an institution.

I love the spin-offs from the SNL cast.

 
Aye - aye! :D

Yeah, Bottom of the Hill is the best stage I’ve been able to play on in the last many number of years. Bad Lemon did a Sunday afternoon thing there shortly after things started opening up after the worst of COVID.

I like the Utah also, fun little place to play, good sound even for a louder rock band. If only my car doesn’t get broken into. It’s happened twice out of the 9 or so times I’ve played here.




Have fun! Bond Girl was there (Utah) last Saturday night.

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Bond Girl played BotH years ago - great club w/good stage tech/monitors, we got a great sound there.

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Actually men's undies have vastly improved, and I can't help but feel lycra cycling shorts were partially responsible. (new comfy/stretchy materials other than cotton and an active/sports conforming fit) Not really that much different than ladies undies other than not having frills or lace! :woot:
Bamboo in Tradies and other another local ‘big boys’ undies brand.
 
I like these curves too

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Played an interesting 'final' gig tonite: restaurant/lounge only 2 miles from house. Business hasn't returned to pre-pandemic levels plus it's our 'off' season(snowbirds up and left). Live music had to go, Might return come October. Prolly not. We were on an every third week Friday or Saturday rotation. Oh, well. LSTYD.
 
Played an interesting 'final' gig tonite: restaurant/lounge only 2 miles from house. Business hasn't returned to pre-pandemic levels plus it's our 'off' season(snowbirds up and left). Live music had to go, Might return come October. Prolly not. We were on an every third week Friday or Saturday rotation. Oh, well. LSTYD.

Nothing lasts forever...
 
Played an interesting 'final' gig tonite: restaurant/lounge only 2 miles from house. Business hasn't returned to pre-pandemic levels plus it's our 'off' season(snowbirds up and left). Live music had to go, Might return come October. Prolly not. We were on an every third week Friday or Saturday rotation. Oh, well. LSTYD.
image (3).png The owners had been told there would be a substantial increase in their "ASCAP tax/fee". It wasn't worth it to them. Not for the little extra that live music brought in.
 
View attachment 5134122 The owners had been told there would be a substantial increase in their "ASCAP tax/fee". It wasn't worth it to them. Not for the little extra that live music brought in.
Gotta love ASCAP. Kill the geese. Pretty soon there won’t be any more eggs, let alone a golden one. Music industry people really don’t get that it isn’t 1985 any more.
 
Gotta love ASCAP. Kill the geese. Pretty soon there won’t be any more eggs, let alone a golden one. Music industry people really don’t get that it isn’t 1985 any more.
Yeah, pretty much. There are ~4 venues we used to play that either haven't re-opened, or have with very limited live entertainment-like karaoke or "live"(?) DJ's*. Their patrons ask about the lack of live music, but don't really care that much.(these are mostly semi-private joints such as VFWs, American Legions, Elks Clubs, etc., but even the 'open' places have cut way back)

*I've never understood the term "Live DJ". WT7? As opposed to Zombi DJ? :wacky:
 
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