05.07.2008 10:22 pm
Rough Shop - live footage “Lines And Shadows” in Lampenhien
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anne this is inspiring…you all got to travel europe?! That’s way awesome…I dreamt there’d be more drunks and stoners grooving in thick, cumulus pot smoke and cigarettes exhaled to cut the half-illuminated exhaltations of an authentic, broken disco ball reflecting moonlight from the window above the barkeep’s shoulder as pro-western sentiment dies across the empire, but maybe that happened on another night…clear footage, sound for youtube, seems like the europeans know how to have an appreciable time hearing music they may not’ve heard before, a sign of hope as we don’t get a lot of that around here…see you at the store