the music, the madness, and the possible travel
First off, the 2 song demo is done, and finally posted on the Bröhammer's Myspace page, the link for which is below.
http://www.myspace.com/brohammerumlaut
Next, the travel. I've been trying to make my way back down to visit, but shows have been popping and we need more exposure, so I'm hoping not to push it back too far, but it might not be until march, *sigh*
In other news and as a random side note, I transferred to another AT&T store. The first one (West 34th ST)was right across from Madison Square Garden and a short walk to the Empire State Building. The new store (5th Ave) is down the street from Rockefeller Center, NBC, and Radio City Music Hall. I mention NBC because they tape the outside bits for the Today show just across the street where I walk from the subway to work. Man are those guys waaaayyy too perky for that early in the morning....
Did this Dr. Sketchy thing which as it turned out was a tribute to the Endless. It was mildly clever and there were 3 fine models (Death, Delirium, and Desire) doing poses. It would have been a lot more fun had it not been for the being all the way in the back of the hall, and barely being able to see as much as I wanted to do a decent drawing. *shrugs* I'll be looking for more opportunities like that in the future...
It wasn't up until the winter that I discovered how much NYC cares about Manhattan over seemingly all else where snow maintenance is concerned. don't get me wrong, it's still far better reaction time than DC but it's the difference between night and day it seems. I walk to Halsey ST. Station in Ridgewood and I'm assailed by huge piles of snow EVERYWHERE. I get to Manhattan and it looks like it snowed but everything is clear and paved. no frozen tundra to walk on. no wonder it cost so damn much to live there I guess...
Anyway enough ramblings, on to stuff!!!!
Later people,
Joe
http://www.myspace.com/brohammerumlaut
Next, the travel. I've been trying to make my way back down to visit, but shows have been popping and we need more exposure, so I'm hoping not to push it back too far, but it might not be until march, *sigh*
In other news and as a random side note, I transferred to another AT&T store. The first one (West 34th ST)was right across from Madison Square Garden and a short walk to the Empire State Building. The new store (5th Ave) is down the street from Rockefeller Center, NBC, and Radio City Music Hall. I mention NBC because they tape the outside bits for the Today show just across the street where I walk from the subway to work. Man are those guys waaaayyy too perky for that early in the morning....
Did this Dr. Sketchy thing which as it turned out was a tribute to the Endless. It was mildly clever and there were 3 fine models (Death, Delirium, and Desire) doing poses. It would have been a lot more fun had it not been for the being all the way in the back of the hall, and barely being able to see as much as I wanted to do a decent drawing. *shrugs* I'll be looking for more opportunities like that in the future...
It wasn't up until the winter that I discovered how much NYC cares about Manhattan over seemingly all else where snow maintenance is concerned. don't get me wrong, it's still far better reaction time than DC but it's the difference between night and day it seems. I walk to Halsey ST. Station in Ridgewood and I'm assailed by huge piles of snow EVERYWHERE. I get to Manhattan and it looks like it snowed but everything is clear and paved. no frozen tundra to walk on. no wonder it cost so damn much to live there I guess...
Anyway enough ramblings, on to stuff!!!!
Later people,
Joe