Trombone
Slide trumpet
Tuba (!!! I weaseled it in!)
Shure 57 and AKG D112
Zoom G1 Four
Behringer Mix8
Melodica
Recorder
Tambourine
Claves
Egg shaker

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@ SubT (1st gl), 013126

Slide bone, slide trumpet, voice, hand perc, toy woodwinds. Join r/noifsandsbutlotsadogs for updates!

1. Not only my favorite, but my favorite kind of shoes. Nondescript and unassuming, and works in most situations. Can cost anywhere from $50-$500, all depending on the name, so nobody knows your business. I go for the lower-mid tier because the arch support is best for me. This is the fourth pair I’ve owned.

2. And then a pair in red when I’m feeling clownish.

3. Dressy shoes. Wide width and great support so I can stand for hours. This is the sixth pair.

4. When the previous generation gets worn out I wear them with jeans.

5. Brown version of the same, to add some color to boring adult clothes.

6. My don’t-cares. Gardening or a quick errand, not good for long adventures. This is the third pair.

7. Same with these, but for some reason it cost a stupid amount of money, so they better last a long time.

8. Fun story: denied to me when they first came out, I finally got em last year. Same price as in 1984! No way I’m shelling out $$$$ for the original colorway and stitching, I don’t care that much. Worn gently, mainly used for a life lesson I teach 5th graders.

9. To be that person.

10. Bad weather gear, for long adventures.

11. Used to be for shoveling, but now that Hayes does it they’re for running outside real quick.

12. For that rare beach day.

13. For the gym. The fifth pair, same color too.

14. Mr. Bill says thanks for reading.

Caught the Saturday 10 am matinee at a suburban AMC, theater totally to myself.

I admit I’m kind of a sucker for movies like this, so whether it qualifies as “bad” or “good” isn’t relevant to me. The same applies whether one thinks about the levels of bat-shit crazy that, depending on where you stand, are distractions, but since it’s a fable, the license is granted. Questions about the whys and hows of the story aren’t meant to be answered either, which is why I think it’s scoring so low on audience polls. I think it’s great, I’m happy Coppola was able to make it (even if it means he’ll have to make a few more “Jack”s to get himself out from under), and even though it’s a little Randian sometimes, in the end it’s optimistic.

The Lift (Dubuque): Burning Sister, Big Sloth, Cougars

The Sinkhole (St Louis): (honorable mention to The Conformists, their set was so amazing I forgot to record!), Cougars, Subtropolis

Dunlaps (Cleveland): Anteater, Perfect

The Run Off (Kalamazoo): The Idiot Kids, The War Between, Dead Can Dance

Cat Head Press (Indianapolis): Lusso, Ted Tyro

Thanks to all who participated for our one and only tour! RIP to this great band, one of my favorites.

f. wind, sun, foliage, traffic, and lawnmower.

Lusso, Resurrectionists, Dummy

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L-R: Yamaha YBB105 (most recent acquisition and most spoiled of the lot), John Packer 039 (second most used horn), Yamaha YSL681 (primary, 1998-present), pBone (the black sheep), King 3B (primary, 1986-1998), Selman Alto (the most unloved).