What an interesting day!

I spent most of the day today hanging at Artspace (www.artspace-arc.org ) while Lester (of www.originalplastic.com ) was filming interviews with local artists about art/Artspace/etc, quite a lot of fun, and more than a little epic ;-) Should be a very interesting project!

At one point I slipped over to the Knifehammer HQ to confirm details for the drag show that will be taking place tomorrow (March 28th at the Red Dog starting at 10pm), and, yours truly, WEBmadman, will be performing some oh so delicious Dark Cheese, in drag, of course :-) Be sure to check that out if you can...

Then, on the way home, I was waiting to get on the bus and a guy that was waiting with me was trying to read the button on my hat, which said "Full Metal Booty" (be sure to have a listen to some of the archive of FMB I have here ), I explained to him that it was a noise band I was in, which peeked his interest, we then proceeded to have a cool conversation about music as we road the bus (BTW, Brian, the artist I mentioned, Lex Nasa I originally found here , and his homepage is here, I would recommend others to check out his stuff as well). Before he got off the bus, I gave him a card with my website address on it so that he could check out some of my stuff. He introduced himself as Brian (if your reading this Brian, hello, and welcome to my world ;-)) before getting off the bus. After he got off the bus, a guy sitting across from me with his girlfriend asked about my website and I gave him my card as well, he said he liked checking out new stuff, so, if you're reading this, hello to you as well :-)

Now, the drag is (not the good type of drag either ;-)) that when I got home, I checked on my own website here and it seems my page for Dancing Circles, my new album, is not working :-( I'll tweek it and get it going again, but the lyrics page is still working, so 3 steps forward, one step back I suppose. Now a key piece of information that is on that page is that they are in ogg format- this is an Open Source format,mp's are not, not to mention ogg's are higher quality. If your running Windows, these may not play "out of the box"- Micro$oft is very slow to adopt open formats, but I would recommend the VideoLAN player, it plays darn near every media format (video as well as audio) including oggs, it has quite a small footprint (it's a small download and doesn't take over your system like a lot of media players made for Windows does), it's also available for Mac and pretty much any other OS as well, so I highly recommend it...

There are also some videos from the album that are hosted on Google video that are embedded in that page, but if you scroll back through this blog, you will also find them...

Have a lot of fun!