Bay Area, you say? I guess I've got six months or so to get back in the game. Will see what I can do.

I wonder how many of these will be in E.

Paco: Good to have you back, man. Your return got me to listen to the songs for the first time in a while. Still got the chops! ADD: I'm going to miss me some Jeff goodness in Denver. Hope you play this at the show, it's a sing-along, for sure. BSS: This has it all. Lovely singing, great background ...

Thanks for being an early adopter, Roy! I have similar feelings about the LM. BTW, those are the very boards that I stole the buttons from for the interface! I have a poster of the Rover on my studio wall, and we are planning on going beyond flying objects to ships and land vehicles at some point, s...

Hey. Some of you may know that I used to have a design firm called WORKSHOP 3D. It was closed a few years before Song Fight started, but I have been know to talk about it here, wear the swag, etc. Well, fluffy and I, along with our artist friend Jeff Mihalyo (also a musician, but not (yet) a Song Fi...

There's a possibility I could be there. Working that out with fluffy. No plan on playing at the moment. That may change. Will keep you posted.

Lichen Throat: Is this a song? Sure there is somebody strumming a guitar, more in less in sync with the click (actually, I'm unsure about that) but still. I give it credit for being on topic. Wreckdom: What was I expecting? Less than this, that's for sure. I am impressed by Wreckdom's progress, hone...

Not available in my location. Which is Planet Earth.

Fucking Whoa. Not so fast there, grasshopper.

I am putting this here because of a request I got at SF Live: Touch & Go for one of the shirts I was wearing. Most of the site is down due to inactivity, but I have put up the SF Live Shirts: http://www.cafepress.com/songfight Rebuilding the site slowly as I have time: "fdrink" shirts now also avail...

Thanks to fluffy for inviting to me to play on the Sockpuppet set and the Sockpuppet live fight. It has been fun to perform as Octothorpe, but it's not the same without Mad Dog there. Also, there are very few new Octothorpe songs, and you're all tired of the old ones. Paul was a great addition to th...

http://www.songfight.org/live
I have updated this page with actual graphics from all of the shows save one, for which there appears to be no graphics whatsoever. Anyone?

Also, not an official SONG FIGHT! show (or even unofficial), but it did feature Octothorpe, Role Mach (Patrick Clayton), and the Pathetic Wannabees, who, as I recall, didn't show up. For those of you in the know, this show was attended by Reiko Hornibrook, who after seeing Mad Dog perform decided "I...

The other was the show Spud set up in Seattle at the Jewelbox Theater that featured the only live appearance of The Bloody Hams (awesome show!). Yes, this show happened: http://www.mightyoctothorpe.com/music/images/friends.jpg September 12, 2004 Jewelbox Theater at the Rendezvous Room Octothorpe Th...

I would be glad to put in a number or two in the hat for such an open mic. Works for me.

Niveous wrote:Which one? The pianos at both venues are at our disposal.

Either one, Niv. I am being super low maintenance here. The picture of the grand piano, though, kind of made we want to play...

If that piano is at our disposal I would be very interested in playing a couple of tunes, but only If time allows. Please prioritize others.

That would fall under unexpected, Johnny.

Octothorpe does not have any material ready for performance. You can nix us us from the schedule if you need the space. If you leave us in, you run the risk of me doing stand-up or something else equally unexpected.

Three members of Octothorpe will be in attendance. I will see what I can do about the fourth.

BTW, as if you can't tell, we had a little help from fluffy on this one (an Octothorpe band member for many years, so it's only fair!). The voice on the chorus is distinctive, and the mix is all fluffy. Thanks.

And now that we are in, I can take this opportunity to thank our coverer, Schlimminy Cricket. Well done man, well done. It's always fun to hear someone else's take.