Today was a great day for the Phillies and their fans

Read why here.

I hope to find and post pix soon.

We got interviewed and here is the link

http://indiemusicstop.blogspot.com/2007/09/interview-bernie-bernie-headflap.html

9/23/07 was a very good day for BBH

Practicing for the show and performing it were equally fun for me. Okay, maybe the actual show was more fun. Hearing the positive reactions during and the good talk afterwards, that's real nice. If you wanna read more about the show, and see pix, go to the calendar page and click 'show past dates'. I don't know why the template on that page is dark text on dark background, but I'll try to fix that. Selecting the text helps for now.

We also got a review for Less Like Penguins on Indie Music Stop. Check our Reviews page to see it. Our current setlist includes several songs from this album.

Faithful reader...

...the new song that Alan so generously refers to in his last post is "Neddy, Echo, Shot, and me (Annihilation, pt. 2)", which I mention in a previous post. It was directly inspired by the novel "Rant" by Chuck Palahniuk (of "Fight Club" fame).

- Moses

On the 7th, I recorded guitar and vocal parts for 'Room for Doubt'. Then guitar parts for Sincere plus minor edits. There musta been more cause it was a ten hour session.

The 8th was shorter but more massive. The full band practiced. Whew. Nice. We are half ready for our khyber show. I mean, 1 down, 1 to go, so we're half ready, right?

Then Moses recorded his outrageously rockin last song fo the album. Not meaning it will be the last song on the album. No, I don't see that happening.

Today I learned about twitter.com, Mike fed-exed the first batch of songs to kramer, and then a site called indiemusicstop.com asked to interview me, or possibly the whole band was what they were requesting. The editor likes the struggle angle to the story. I said absolutely and just asked who all they want to interview.

So that's a nice 4 day period of keeping busy.

Oh yeah, I also recorded a song for Mood Stabilizer and in so doing, made some decisions on what will improve my home recording setup -- which I call Size McWaive's.

CDBaby Doin's

Then I went over to CDBaby to sign up The Royal We and noticed that every cd they sell is now also available as a download. That is so huge, and smart on their part. I hope they go and offer a subscription service; that would be killer.

I set the download price of the 4 cds on cdbaby to 8 bucks. Looks like they do not sell single tracks, just complete albums.

I wonder what else they have in store?

Less Like Penguins Hits Napster!

I just happened to be over there doing research for my Internet Music Meanderings blog. I'm scooping even CDBaby with this!