I really can't believe this. Some people just have way to much time on there hands. But I just might have to make a trip up to Riverside to se this in person.
Oct 24, 2011
Oct 16, 2011
Culture Collide
Concerts Concerts and more Concerts. Last week I went to LA a few times to see some bands and a screening of The Story of Fishbone. This was a giant 4 day Festival that only cost $20 for all 4 days. Anyone who lived in the area and didn't take advantage of this deal missed out. I saw at least 15 band play including but not limited to (CCS, Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah, Datarock, and The Asteroids Galaxy Tour) and the movie. I mainly went to see my buddy Freddy and Captain from Datarock. This turned out to be a great thing cause I also got to meet Jeremy the lead singer from DEVO. Freddy put me on the list for the after party. It was supper late so I could only stop by for a few mins because I had work in the morning. The shows were great all the bands were amazing as always I have never been to a show I have not liked. Even if I don't know the band I end up liking the music they play. Here are some of the photos from the event.
The Line Up
Me and Liza in-between rocking out
Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah
Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah
Datarock
Datarock and Devo - Doing Computer Camp Love
Freddy, ME, Captain Straight Edge
Disneyland A lot
My annual pass ends on the 5th of November so I have been going a lot these past few weeks. I would have to say this month I have been at least 6 times. I have a grew I go with all the time. We mostly go after work for a few hours. We will ride some rides, get free bread, get some sort of food and dance at Electronica. No matter what we do we always have fun. So here are some photos from the past few trips.
New Poop and TRON toys with punch action
Mickey Gay Day Cookie
Space Mtn. Im not a crook
Space Rangers on duty
Having fun in the lights at Electronica
More Fun
Splash Mtn Glamor photos
And Poop Dancing at Electronica
Transparentsea Voyage
You may or may not remember about this when I mentioned it about a year ago on here. But the time has come. My friend Rasta and his friends have arrived in the states ready to embark on a month long journey down the coast to raise awareness about protecting our ocean marine life. The journey will follow the California Desert Whales as they migrate south. With four key stopping points along the way. I was going to join the crew for the OC leg of the trip but schedule conflict have only let me join at key stopping points now. Here is the link to the website and some photos from the opening event. http://transparentseavoyage.com/
The event van that I designed and installed
On my way to the opening event
Big anchor at the event site
Band of Frequencies
Hilton on the look out
More to come on this I have two more events to attend.
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