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Thanks lads for having us up to play. Was a blast!

It was nice having you guys out. I think the people liked you guys a lot. There was some dancing during the Penny Blacks set. I still think that Jason Ogden is a truly brilliant artist. Matter of fact, I think that more and more everytime I see him.

Tune In Tokyo was fun too, I think for the most part everyone enjoyed them. I have to apologize for some of the lewd remarks that may have been shouted out by some of the more drunken patrons that arrived last night. I'm sure they are much more polite when they're sober. They didn't speak for the rest of us either way.

Drumwaiter wrote:...I still think that Jason Ogden is a truly brilliant artist...

I agree with your assessment. Have for many years. Truly underrated in the grand scheme of things.

I've known him for some time, but the real genius of his work slowly creeped up on me until I was unexpectedly saturated in it.

Drumwaiter wrote:I've known him for some time, but the real genius of his work slowly creeped up on me until I was unexpectedly saturated in it.

Jason is easily one of the best songwriters on the East Coast. Lyrically he is completely unique and melodically, his songs are well crafted and unpredictable. It's quite the honour to be in his band (and have him in mine).

I am quite jealous of the man's lyrical abilities. He makes it look so easy, too!

Christian LeBlanc wrote:I am quite jealous of the man's lyrical abilities. He makes it look so easy, too!

Not a bad looking guy either. Why is he not a rock star yet?

Drumwaiter wrote:

Christian LeBlanc wrote:I am quite jealous of the man's lyrical abilities. He makes it look so easy, too!

Not a bad looking guy either. Why is he not a rock star yet?

Oh I thought you knew, he's local.

isn't everyone local to somewhere? sign him!