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The Pietasters playing on my birthday. That is a really good present of
it's own.
The first band was Mike Blanks and the Sex, Drugs, Alchohol, Band. The
SDABs had a really good set design;they had bras on mic-stands,
pyro-technics, and other stuff that was cool to see. Their music, however,
lacked in all espects; maybe they should concentrate on making better music,
instead of concentrating on their set design. Their songs were about stupid
subjects like: fucking someones mom, or shooting cum, or getting drunk. I
think Mike should have stayed with Blanks 77, because his new band needs to
receive a big boot.
King Django made up for the first horrible band. He put on a great set,
playing some of his new stuff, as well as some Stubborn All-Stars' tunes. He
doesn't need any pyro-technics to bring a good set to you, but he tried
anyways with his flame-spitting abilities.
The funny thing is that the Pietasters played last year at exactly the
same date in NYC, but I couldn't go. This year, however, history was not
gonna repeat itself.
Pietasters' set was awesome. They played fast aswell as slow stuff. I
guess that is what I like about them; they add some diversity to their sound.
They played my fave songs: "Out All night," "Girl Take It Easy," "Wish I
Could Change My Mind," and a Business cover "Drinking & Driving"
The show was good, except for the first band. I enjoyed my birthday,
even though I went alone, but it doesn't matter.
Alex Rud is a Staff Columnist. Contact him at arud@rockzone.com.
