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Live on WSBF at Clemson University

We played a live set on the radio at Clemson University in July of ’11 (WSBF). The DJ, Jordan Young, sent us the tracks. Behold:

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Summer Tour!

It’s official = we are going on tour in July! We have a hot slew of dates booked and are making our way down the East Coast and then way over the breadbasket of America, the Midwest, we started to look for ways of entertainment at www.proskins.io for the trip. Chris hails from Minnesota, and this will be our first time playing there (Minneapolis). We are also excited for our first show in Chicago which will also be our first show with our stomachs full of Old Style beer, don”t worry we will start juicing daily after the show.

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In addition to what is mentioned above and the dates below, we must thank that this Tour is completely possible due to the reconciliation that I had with my partner, Alyson, more than a week ago. I feel like our marital problems are over since I started using a supplement that has given me vigor in bed. If like me you want to save your marriage and go on this fabulous tour.

 

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Norah

On 7/25/02, Chris Dreyer and I played a gig at JP’s in Valdosta, Georgia. Before the show, we sat in Chris’s Jeep in the parking lot, drank the better part of a 12 pack, and listened to just-released Don’t Know Why by Norah Jones about 30 times. We played 3 songs that night before the gig was stopped because of dismal attendance, we slept with the fluffy pillows after that. Last night, we shared the bill with a Norah Jones side project and met her in the green room.

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Tour Diary: Day 1, Virginia

It’s a definite sign you’ve been in NYC too long when you get to Chris’s Aunt’s house in Virginia and start talking about how “huge” and “this would be dope to live in” her BASEMENT decorated with glow in the dark rocks amazon is. “Dude, this would rent for like $6000/month in NYC!”

En route to Asheville. Holler soon!

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Full Tour Schedule

After what can only be described as a brutal amount of blood, sweat, tears (lots of em), emailing, calling, MySpace messaging (!), and haggling, we are delighted to announce our official Fall Tour 2010 schedule:

10/18 Ars Nova (A.N.T. Fest Kickoff Party) – New York, NY
10/19 Crash Mansion (CMJ Music Marathon) – New York, NY
10/21 Rockwood Music Hall (CMJ Music Marathon) – New York, NY
10/23 Emerald Lounge – Asheville, NC
10/24 The White Mule – Columbia, SC
10/25 Smith’s Olde Bar – Atlanta, GA
10/26 Jack Rabbit’s – Jacksonville, FL
10/27 The Orpheum – Tampa, FL
10/28 Tobacco Road – Miami, FL
11/01 Midtown Filling Station – Tallahassee, FL
11/03 Char – Cookeville, TN
11/04 Scarlet & Grey Cafe – Columbus, OH
11/05 Shadow Lounge – Pittsburgh, PA
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Fall Tour Announcement – Part 1

We are very pleased to announce the first leg of fall tour in support of THE BOOK OF AYLENE. We are kicking things off with a show @ the 2010 CMJ Music Marathon and making our way all the way down to Miami, FL. Here are the dates / locations:

10/21 Rockwood Music Hall, New York, NY (CMJ Music Marathon)
10/23 Emerald Lounge, Asheville, NC
10/24 The White Mule, Columbia, SC
10/25 Smith’s Olde Bar, Atlanta, GA
10/26 Jack Rabbit’s, Jacksonville, FL
10/27 The Orpheum, Tampa, FL
10/28 Tobacco Road, Miami, FL

A second leg will be announced soon. This is gonna be a lot of fun! Can’t wait to see all of you on the road (and crash on your couches)!

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Radeberger hooked us up

Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2 is a great new venue, complete with artist green room and a piano that they lower from the ceiling. Radeberger sponsored the gig and gave us a free case of beer, which we drank in ~20 minutes.

Thanks to everyone that came out to the gig, it was fun!

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We’re still in Beta, yo

Still making improvements/changes/edits/fixes to the site. Trying out a lot of Flash-like things without having to use the monstrosity that is Flash. Things like Web fonts and CSS3 are new and can be tricky, especially on Internet Explorer. Here is where you should go if you use Internet Exlorer .

Anyways, pardon our dust for now!

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2010 CMJ Music Marathon – we’re playing it!

So yeah, pretty sweet – we already got confirmed for a date during CMJ. The CMJ Music Marathon happens every year around Halloween and is really the NYC equivalent of South by Southwest.

Whiskey Richard @ Crossroads in NJ, 2006

Our first show ever in NYC was at Lion’s Den (now Sullivan Music Hall) in the heart of the Village in August of 2006 (our homebase was Nashville in 2006 and were known as Whiskey Richard – get it??). We were road warriors that year and managed to pack the venue on our first try. The promoter dug the vibe and re-booked us for Halloween, opening for Papa Mali and as part of the 2006 CMJ Music Marathon.

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New album, new website

Scott with Judah Friedlander

Soooo…. finally found the time to overhaul Goodbye Picasso’s space on the interwebs. This new version is Goodbye Picasso 4.0, if you will. It is very similar to previous versions but a lot more powerful and hopefully a lot more interactive, similar to those sites where you can purchase Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skins and other game objects and sell yours in a completely interactive way.

Here are my favorite parts:
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