It's the third week of our Quest for the Magick Crystal and things are getting weird. We started the week in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, then it was off to our nation's capital, where we had an awesome time with the folks from BrightestYoungThings!
But our trip to DC was not all pizza and skateboards, because we lost our beloved roadie Duane to politics!
But it was ok, because after an excellent time in Winchester, Va the bright lights of New York were calling us! We had an excellent show at Public Assembly in Williamsburg, where Greg Barris forgave all our sins and Mother of Three laid down some crunchy grooves for our occult ritual!
Thanks a million to everyone at the Capitol Theater in Cleveland, SouthSide Works in Pittsburgh,Solly's U Street Tavern in DC, Alamo Drafthouse in Winchester, Public Assembly, Piano's and the Magnet Theater in NYC!
THE QUEST FOR THE MAGICK CRYSTAL CONTINUES TONIGHT AT 8PM AT THE NEW UPTOWN THEATRE IN UTICA, NY!
HOLY SHIT!
UPDATE! DISCLAIMER: EIT doesn't support any political party or platform. We only have a picture of Ron Paul because he supplements his income by posing for pictures with traveling shows (it's a tough economy). Seriously, relax, everybody. This is all Bush's fault, or Obama's fault, or most likely, the reptilian humanoids' fault.
Good Times, Great shows.
ReplyDeleteSorry guys, I love your vids, but Ron paul is a fool. "Fiscal conservatism" Is the sort of thing that makes videos like this in the first place.
ReplyDeleteI liked him in Bruno tho
ReplyDeleteWhat about the Boston show? Did we miss anything interesting there?
ReplyDeletepatience, anonymous, patience.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Boston wasn't a good time for you. Sorry to hear that- I was there, and I thought it was great!
ReplyDeleteRon Paul FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYES! Ron Paul rocks!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYikes... so sad that someone affiliated with such an awesome and savvy web-empire would be involved with politics like this...
ReplyDelete" Free market principles had for years kept the cost of healthcare down, with most healthcare being provided through good charity, university or religious institutions."
AND
"The economy can only improve by allowing free market economics and people to correct the problems, as they always have for many years."
Taken from that Irvine guy's platform. Hard for me to handle this kind of terribleness presented on the site without appropriate mocking and train-wreck-fascination context : (