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Events, poetry mishaps, literary fragments, poems-for-all, prose-for-some; semi-official home of the Betrand Hebert fan[C]lub and the DHtG Society of Sacramento; in no way affiliated with the Custard Pie Appreciation Consortium (CPAC), but with ties to The Blue Chalk Liberation Front (BCLF).

Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Monday, October 18, 2004

Another 33!

Thanks to strong sales at ToneVendor, The Crest, The Book Collector and sales at the Dahlias/Introducers/Troublemakers show Saturday (10/16) at The Distillery we've been able to sell another 33 Peasants cds and raise $165 over the last week.

That brings the total number of Peasants Are Revolting cds to: 82
And the total raised for MoveOnPAC.org to: $410

Peasant Playlist

1 ) Knock, Knock I’ve Been a Drag
2 ) Baby Grand May Queen
3 ) Rock The Light Didn't Mean to Wear You Out
4 ) Th’ Losin Streaks John Brown
5 ) Bright Ideas Casanova's Memoirs
6 ) Army of Trees Is It Possible
7 ) The Jay & Joel Show Breaker, Breaker
8 ) The Readymades I’m a Man, I’m a Flower
9 ) The Lousy Bums Terrorists are Everywhere
10) Frenchmen Powder Blue
11) Sunshine Smile Thirsty and Miserable
12) The Bananas The Peasants Are Revolting
13) Black Dahlias Beat Me to The Punch
14) The Knightmares Business as Usual
15) The Four Eyes Painting Guys

Thursday, October 14, 2004

You keep buying, we'll keep making!

We've sold 49 copies and have sent $245 to MoveOnPAC.org since we started selling the Sacramento Bands Against Bush CD at the beginning of October. Our profound thanks to the Crest Theatre (10th & K) and Tone Vendor (18th & J)who have been selling the cds. Pick up your copies there, at The Book Collector (24th & J) or at various shows around town. Copies will be on sale at the upcoming Black Dahlias, TroubleMakers, The Introducers Show this Saturday evening (Oct. 16th) at the Distillery (21st & L).

Thanks to sactofly.com and sacleft.org for the kind plugs.

Friday, October 1, 2004

Thursday, September 30, 2004

The Peasants Are Revolting!

The Sacramento Bands Against Bush CD compilation THE PEASANTS ARE REVOLTING is now in distribution! Thanks to all who helped make this project possible, in particular Jeff "Swift Boat" Melendez and Charles Albright. When the dust settled, here's the bands who signed on:

Army of Trees
The Bananas
Black Dahlias
Bright Ideas
Baby Grand
The Four Eyes
Frenchmen
The Jay & Joel Show
The Knightmares
Knock, Knock
The Lousy Bums
Th Losin Streaks
The ReadyMades
Rock The Light
Sunshine Smile


Folks can buy copies from me, Richard Hansen, or Jeff Melendez for $5. And, again, all cash raised goes to MoveOnPAC.org and their efforts to defeat Bush. Copies are also available at Tone Vendor (near 18th & J) and The Book Collector (1008 24th Street).

Jeff will also be selling CDs at these upcoming shows:

Sept 30th | Thur | Old I | Black Dahlias, New Rock Militia
Oct 1st, | Fri | Blue Lamp | Losin Streaks, Four Eyes, Introducers
Oct 9th | Sat | Alex's House (Dave Smiths goin away party | milhouse smf, bananas & MORE
Oct 10th | Sun | Crest | Milhouse SMF, Shark Sanwhich, Secretions, & MORE
Oct 16th | Sat | Distillery | Troublemakers, Introducers, Black Dahlias
Oct 22nd | Fri | Capitol Garage | Black Dahlias, Playboymillionaires, Knightmares

I'll have the comp copy for each band and be returning borrowed "masters" in the next few days.

Sunday, January 25, 2004

What's my scene?

Maybe it was the cover story in the News & Review for Sacramento (the band), but I actually had to stand in line to get into the Blue Lamp to see them, th' Losin Streaks and Rock the Light play last night (1/23). (Sunshine Smile had bowed out on account of illness.) By the first Losin Streaks song I was in, pressing myself into a postion stage right that could best be described as obscured view-- the drummer and guitarist Stan clean out of view. I credit Tim Foster and the Losin Streaks for getting me back out into the local music scene -- the fat bald man you've seen bobbing his head, often out of sync, Guiness in hand. I've seen all there local shows and have enjoyed watching them get tighter and tighter. Favorite song, as always, last night was John Brown.