In The 90s, There Was A Yahoo

I Was Into Ted Nugent, I Was A Nugent Guy. I Was A Skateboarder Listening To Ted Nugent.

The Fugazi Live Series Site, When We Realized The Internet, The Way It Works - The Speeds And Its Development - Made It Possible To Have One Source Of Infinite Copies, Was Incredible For Us. Using Tapes Or Cd's To Make Copies Would Have Been So Unwieldy. We Have Shows That Have Zero Downloads, Which Makes Me Sad, But They're All Freely Available At Any Time. The Most Downloaded Show Was The One With The Best Audio Quality, But I Didn't Think It Was A Very Interesting Show.

I'm A Fifth Generation Washingtonian And I Was Born And Raised Here. My Kid's A Sixth Generation Washingtonian. Honestly I Wish People Didn't Move Because I Love The People Of The City.

I Remember When Martin Luther King Was Assassinated And Riots Broke Out In The City. We Celebrated Palm Sunday On 14th Street. I Have A Memory Of Walking Down The Street With Buildings Smoldering, And Soldiers And Cops Everywhere. Anyways, It [st. Stephen’s] Was A Church That Really Taught Me The Things I Needed To Learn To Not Go To Church. But I Think It Is A Church That Does Great Work, I Went To A Wedding There Three Days Ago.

One Of My Friends Was A Stage Hand At A Bob Dylan Show In The Mid-90s And I Remember Him Telling Me That Somebody Crowd Surfed During The Gig. And This Friend Of Mine Was An Old Punk Rock Guy - He Was Totally Humiliated By It. But Some Of Bob's People Were There And They Said, "oh, Bob Will Be So Excited! This Is The Kind Of Energy We Want At His Shows." That's Where The Old School Was At.