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Last week’s dotmatrix show featuring Eating the Invaders with Subterranean Bums was all that we said it would be. And more. I saw a whole lot of smiling and laughing and jumping and head bobbing and foot tapping and flashes popping and cameras rolling and ladies dancing and baby powder flying and aluminum foil shining and well… you kinda had to be there.
But then again, maybe not. There are tons of photos. And soon there will be a recording and Monkeywhale made video. So if you weren’t there, you’re kind of a lucky bastard. And if you were there, you already know how lucky you are. Hope this helps you remember a very, very excellent evening. MANY more photos on our flickr site. Eating the Invaders photos coming up next.
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day. This trio from Boston came into our kitchen with homegrown produce and organic chocolate and a willingness to help begin the restoration of our ad-hoc badminton court in the backyard. They’ve opened for the Avett Brothers and their album, “The Carpenter Bird” was listed by the Boston Globe as [...]
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This was a collaborative effort as part of our [...]
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Many thanks to Jocelyn, Emily and Jeremy [...]
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An Apache Relay is the pre-colonial version of a courier system. Chiefs would compete against each other to see who could have a message delivered in the shortest amount of time. A Relay of 8 scouts could hand a message over a quarter of a mile in 3 minutes. Apparently. Just imagine if they [...]
