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===== Supporting Acts =====
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===== Additional Info =====
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===== Setlist =====
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===== Photos =====
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 Tattoos Fade 




Photos: all of my Spring Break Everything photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/doug_glass/sets/72157626272073473/

Memories



 This show was so damn hot. After the main set was over, the band and 
the crowd looked at each other and, without speaking, all agreed that an
 encore was just not needed. - Doug G 




 Afterwards Leslie was doing flaming hulahoops while Drew played the concertina. It was rather nice. - Doug G 




 Both the aforementioned things are true.  I got picked up from the 
airport by Johnny Midnight, who I didn't really know at the time, and 
was driven to his house where everyone else was.  We sat around for a 
bit drinking from Johnny's 4 foot tall bottle of Johnny Walker Red, then
 began to get ready for the show.  I had brought my dress to wear to 
some shows and then seemed like as good a time as any.  I was bummed 
because my corset was still in Atlanta, but this ended up being 
fortuitous, as the show was really, really fucking hot.  The venue was 
in some kind of garage that looked like a storage garage and was new, I 
believe this was the first or second show.  There were no windows and no
 air conditioning besides this giant fan, but that didn't do shit.  I 
spoke to Jack before hand and he asked me what else to put on the 
setlist. I told him Glamour Ghouls, and he winced and told me that was 
one song they hadn't learned as a full band yet.  I think there might 
have been drugs distributed before the show, but soon the first band 
went on, and it was very much in Leslie's vein.  The venue was already 
super hot so I stayed outside for much of that set.  Finally inferno 
went on, and during the set even the crustiest of crust punks went 
outside to get air after only like two songs.  There was no encore 
needed, but I think we called for one anyways.  We went out into a very 
chilly night relative to the inside and the opening band began 
performing circus acts to which Leslie joined in with her fire hoop and I
 joined in with my concertina.  After that finished, a girl in a red 
dress came up and spoke to me, and then kissed me, and I hadn't realized
 she was going to do that and I got confused and never asked her name.  I
 don't know if I'll ever see her again.  We went back and fell asleep on
 Johnny's floor.  —Drew Entropy