Accoustics with Colin Rink, Johnny Good + more @ Klroy s, Aug 31

What a fun show...

Thanks to everyone who came out..Did we expect to be blown away? YES. Did we, nope. Actually, quite the contrary, we did quite well for a Tuesday.

I was very impressed with both Colin Rink and Johnny Good. Their stuff was catchy, and groovy. They were a pleasure to deal with, and are absolutely great performers. They do have a return date at BPP later this month, so if you re in the mood, please, don't hesitate to catch them, because, they are really good.

Joey Parker was good. It's a different thing working without a net, but he pulled it off. A little work to be done for sure, but very good for a first time out. The nerves showed a bit, but that s ok, particularly considering the circumstances. I m looking forward to starting our Fastlane gigs on Sunday in two weeks with you and Sam.

Becky Fagan and Nate Otke were wonderful as they always are. The several encores were really sweet. Isn't it funny how a 20 minute set can turn into 40 minutes when the crowd is into it?

Then we get to Roy Noga. Dude, I didn't know this was in you. Everyone from A to Z that I talked to was put back. We were impressed with your versatility, and your presence. Dude, we are SOOO doing this again. I love the metal stuff, don't get me wrong, but I wasn't sure how this would go over. But I learned something about you today. I honestly wasn't sure you had the vocal range. Well, you showed me, and everyone else in the bar. You sir, are the talk of everyone who was there tonite. And we look forward to seeing alot more of this.

Next week, I m starting my sunday night accoustic no cover gigs at fastlane, and I didn't think for a minute to include you into the rotation. But, man you are soooo in. Thank you sooo much. I will definately miss MInotaur, but thank the lord you decided to pick up this gig a few weeks ago when you decided to call it a day. This was truly a night of discoveries for me.