Uni says "Eugene! Rock and Roll is here tonight!"
I also said and I quote myself, "Last night we played Chico, I'd like to dedicate this next song "As Gold" to our friends in Chico where we went skinny dipping! Beat that Eugene!"
Eugene that night kinda did! Some unfortunate fool got thrown throw the window at Luckey's.
Once again, an intimate and appreciative audience. Our write-up in the Eugene Weekly alerted some local eletro-pop fans to show up. After attempting to convince another packed bar to come to the show, Steve and Lauren and their neon pants resorted to bribing locals with drink tickets. Peter from Fast Computers represented the Eugene electro-pop scene. The old man who hated "Squeeze it" passed up the combo deal, and bought Uni's album "My Favorite Letter is U" because he "loves lyrics" and there's more words on a full length.
Uni sez! I felt pretty good about my set. The sound system is top notch. People seems to like my songs, and I made them sing-a-long Bitches! To covers "Dancin' In the Dark" and Steve's favorite Elton John song "Good-bye Yellow Brick Road". I only saw one guy yawn while singing my last song "I'm On My Way". Luckey's also is a great place to rollerskate. Ding!
Andy! AKA no name
We had three options on where to stay last night. We had an offer from a very nice well-kempt man named Randy who had a nice big clean house. We had an offer from a very nice intelligent, sound guy / bartender. But we decided to pass up "Heaven on Earth" for "Feedlot" when we went home with the very nice slightly confused stumbling drunk No Name who had a DUI court date in four hours and who emphasized repeatedly the shabby state of his apartment. Long story short, thanks to Lauren carting him all over Eugene all night, and waking him up at 7 in the morning, he managed to make it to court on time in women's shoes and be released from most of his charges. John Tesh would be amazed. And we are still alive and "Kelsey's" cat is too. "Thanks" "Kelsey".
P3 sez! As you may or may not know, probably not, we are on the quest for the perfect beef jerky. Eugene hospitality. . .they'll find you meat. Thanks to Jeremy , who spoke in, spoke in class about Emerald City Smoked Meats, we've entered another plane of jerky consciousness. Also aided in no small part by John Steadler, who has provided the soundtrack to the last few days of our lives. We are not afraid. Ding! However, we have high hopes for Jeff Foxworthy's Maple Brown Sugar Ham Jerky.
Eugene fans, you can get our albums "Ok, fine" and "I'm On My Way" at CD World, just blocks from Emerald City Smoked Meats and Deli. Les Claypool ain't got nothing on us!
