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A fantastic evening!</font><br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Icy Moon / Driven Mad By Beauty / ålZZ (Ni Wa Wa)</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2010-06-12</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ.</font><br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Icy Moon / Driven Mad By Beauty / ålZZ (Ni Wa Wa)</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2010-05-08</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ.</font> Thanks to Moria Scar for inviting me to perform at their show.<br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Icy Moon / Driven Mad By Beauty / ålZZ (Ni Wa Wa)</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2009-04-03</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ. An British explorer sang and a fiendish melodrama villain played accordion...and assaulted our ears with the most disturbing Beach Boys song ever written. Vile cur! We were honored to open for surrealistic one-man-band The Slow Poisoner!<br> <font size="2">The set included: Hunting Tigers Out In &quot;Indiah&quot; / Misery Farm / Stay Down Here Where You Belong / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / Roller-Skating Child / Jolity Farm</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2009-02-13</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ. An British explorer sang and played accordion, a derby-wearing ghost played drums, and the set design included a creepy, sweaty moon and a demon flower on this lovely Friday the 13'th. Thanks to Dr. Deathrock for inviting us! <br> </font><font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Plague Party Time! / Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-12-12</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ. They were invited to participate in Dr. Deathrock's Non-Stop Neurotic Cabaret and they performed old songs from the previous century.</font><br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Misery Farm / Jolity Farm / Hunting Tigers Out In &quot;Indiah&quot; / I'm The Urban Spaceman / Stay Down Here Where You Belong</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-07-19</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Boogie Room</font> in Santa Rosa, CA. This was easily the best performance of the mini-tour and the audience was very </font>enthusiastic. Shampoodle opened the show with an amusing sound-collage on the subject of hair. The Boogie Room is a very rustic venue, a barn with a stage on a rural property. All types of people attended the show and the unity of the community was impressive. A great finale for our modest tour of California! Many thanks to Dr. Deathrock, who made this tour possible.<br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Plague Party Time! / Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-07-18</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> Northern Lights Books </font> in Cotati, CA. Black streamers were strung to set a festive mood, and sound-collage artist I Cut People opened with a remarkable and hilarious set.</font><br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Plague Party Time! / Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-07-17</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> held an impromptu performance at<font color="#aa99ff"> Dolores Park</font> in San Francisco, CA. </font>The show was observed by many onlookers and their dogs. The set was concluded with an awkward drum solo, at which point the band apologized and dashed away down the hill. This critical success was celebrated afterwards with delicious Indian food, and then the band and friends attended a Stan Ridgeway performance. Hurrah!<br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Plague Party Time! / Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-07-10</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> appeared at<font color="#aa99ff"> Mr. T's Bowl</font> in Highland Park, CA. It was an enjoyable evening.</font><br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Plague Party Time! / Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-07-05</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Plague Party</font><font size="3"> made their first official public apperance at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Willow House</font> in Phoenix, AZ.</font> Plague Party consists of noneother than Archbishop Jason Polland and Andrew Jemsek. The performance went well... also appearing were Haunted Cologne and others.<br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Nothing Ever Changes In Hell / I Have Crossed The Boundary</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2008-02-17</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed with his associate <font color="#aaff11">Andrew Jemsek</font> for <font color="#aa99ff">Dr. Deathrock's Birthday Party</font> at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ.</font> It was a delightful set and is certainly a prelude to future collaborations. Delicious vegan chocolate cupcakes were provided and Jason ate no less than five. There were four other performers including Jet Kanashi, Manual Sex Drive, The Dead Gear, and Testicular Manslaughter. A diverse and entertaining evening of music! Yes yes yes...<br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: Forever Lost (excerpt) / </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2007-08-18</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment </font><font size="3"> held their second reunion show at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Trunk Space </font>in Phoenix, AZ. Jason Polland and Joe Tepperman were joined by Andrew Jemsek and Tristan Jemsek, from the group Haunted Cologne. <font size="3">Many new songs were written especially for the performance. There was a modest crowd of curious spectators. Face-paint and tuxedos were worn. Continental breakfasts were removed from trousers and tossed at the audience. Eventually aformentioned trousers were removed. Jason became so lightheaded while singing that he lost consciousness for an instant during &quot;I Hear What They Say&quot; and fell onto the ground. The audience actually requested one last song upon finishing, so an old song about pants was performed. It was good.<br> <font size="2">The set included: Love Bloody Love (Food Sewer Food) / Character Beard / Desire Feels So Good When It's Wrong / An Excuse / Continental Breakfast / Waitress Tied Up / And Maybe That's Who Hell Is For / Neighbor / I Hear What They Say / Gasoline... Your Arm / We've Found The Secret Of Life / Apathy For The Devil / Man Of Visions / Paranormal Pair O' Pants</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-11-11</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> Sub-Culture Cafe </font> in Tempe, AZ.</font> It should be noted that all the solo performances up to this point have repeated the same voice-and-accordion material originally prepared for the Halloween shows of 2005. All solo performance was henceforth suspended indefinitely.<br> <font size="3"><font size="2">The set included: </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity (aborted after one verse and filled with instrumental improvisation) / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Pre-Humous Ghost / Man Of Visions / Dogs In The Graveyard (Jason abruptly announced &quot;That's all, goodnight,&quot;and walked out the door mid-song)</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-09-30</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ. It was at Haunted Cologne's Two-Year Anniversary Show! There was much mosh-waltzing in the audience, and a grand time was had by all.<br> <font size="2">The set included: </font></font><font size="2">Dogs In The Graveyard / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Prehumous Ghost / Strangelove (aborted mid-song) / The Thesis Of Inhumanity</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-09-18</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> </font><font size="3"><font color="#aa99ff">The Willow House</font></font> in Phoenix, AZ. A dramatic reading this time.<br> <font size="2">The set included: </font></font><font size="2">The Night Courier</font><font size="3"> </font> </p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-09-11</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Willow House </font> in Phoenix, AZ. Three songs on open-mic night.<br> <font size="2">The set included: </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Man Of Visions / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-09-08</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed at<font color="#aa99ff"> The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ. It went well. This performance saw the addition of a macabre monologue.<br> <font size="2">The set included: </font></font><font size="2">The Thesis Of Inhumanity / Man Of Visions / Prehumous Ghost / I Have Crossed The Boundary / The Night Courier</font><font size="3"> </font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-08-16</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment </font><font size="3"> held their reunion show at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Trunk Space </font>in Phoenix, AZ. Jason Polland, B.C. Sterrett, Jeremy Matthews, and Mr. Joe Tepperman were all in attendance. We were invited to performance artist Ryan Avery's going-away party, as he was leaving for a two-year mission, and had written that he wanted nothing more than to see The Nourishment before he left. We also had the extreme fortune of Larry &quot;Wildman&quot; Fischer agreeing to perform; he rode up from Los Angeles with Joe. Now... this was a most unusual show, and a unique event. There were at least eighteen acts booked to perform that evening, beginning around 7:30pm. Wildman Fischer performed around 9:30-10pm, to a large and enthusiastic crowd. Other acts included Haunted Cologne, Father's Day, The Coitus, Red Pony Clock, and numerous others. Ryan wanted The Nourishment to perform second-to-last (before his final &quot;Hi My Name Is Ryan&quot; performance), which is an honor in the sense that we were a &quot;headlining&quot; band. When we finally took the stage it was well after 2:00am, and there were only about fifteen people left in the club (whereas I believe a couple hundred had wandered in and out throughout the evening). We gave the best performance we could, and it was a lot of fun... ultimately, this intimate performance was a gift to Ryan, and all of his friends. We all wore matching white suits with pink-and-grey-striped ties, with the following amendments: Jason's suit was water-logged (literally) and muddy, covered in moss and seaweed, and he wore cement-block shoes; Joe's cuffs and pantlegs were burnt, his singed suit covered in soot, with ropes tied around him; Jeremy's suit was slashed and hacked to pieces, and covered in blood; and Blair's suit was stained with caustic green chemicals, and he wore goggles and a protective mask. Two B.C. Sterrett filmstrips were shown. Oh, and the icing on the cake--- during the middle set, in which we performed solo numbers, Wildman Fischer came back onstage to sing two songs! This was truly an honor.<font size="3"> For the encore, band manager Phil Lawrence showed up, harassed the band, forced them to play &quot;real music,&quot; and then wandered off, leaving the group to end on a very awkward note.<br> <font size="2">The set included: </font></font><font size="2">Buddy Cried / Pumpernickel Pie / Death Rhapsody / Just Awful / Little White Dots / Plight Of The Duck Mole / Discipline Your Food / This Dead Plant On My Desk (Joe solo) / McDonald's Mouse Vs. Toilet Seat Cat (Joe solo) / Pheromone Cologne (Jeremy solo) / Abortable Adoption (Jeremy solo) / The Thesis Of Inhumanity (Jason solo) / I Have Crossed The Boundary (Jason solo) / Jimmy Durante Is Coming To Town (Wildman Fischer solo) / Memories (Wildman Fischer solo) / Sunburnt And Bruised / Do The Food / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Somewhere In Space / Windy (sung by Phil Lawrence) / Cud (sung by Phil Lawrence)</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-08-05</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment </font><font size="3"> performed at another </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">House Party </font>in Provo, UT. The line-up consisted of Jason Polland and B.C. Sterrett. Other performers included Finngerhutt, Jesse Tucker, Karii, and Blair &amp; Crissy, who sang songs and performed the Judson Fountain Puppet Show. It was a fun afternoon!<font size="3"><br> <font size="2">The set included: The Thesis Of Inhumanity (Jason solo) / </font></font><font size="2">Buddy Cried / Pumpernickel Pie / Dogs In The Graveyard / Death Rhapsody / Just Awful / Little White Dots / Discipline Your Food / Do The Food / Paranormal Pair O' Pants </font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-07-15</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment </font><font size="3"> performed at a </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">House Party </font>in Provo, UT. The line-up consisted of Jason Polland and B.C. Sterrett. Afterwards an industrial band played, and then the cops showed up and stopped the show. Later two spritely waifs invited us swimming, and a most enjoyable evening unfolded.<font size="3"><br> <font size="2">The set included: The Thesis Of Inhumanity (Jason solo) / </font></font><font size="2">Buddy Cried / Pumpernickel Pie / Death Rhapsody / Just Awful / Little White Dots / Discipline Your Food</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-07-10</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment </font><font size="3"> rose from its ashes and performed at a </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Rock &amp; Roll F.H.E. </font>in Provo, UT. The line-up consisted of Jason Polland, B.C. Sterrett, and new recruit Jeremy Matthews (of NSPS). Also performing at this fine house party were the bands Sons Of The Guillotine, and Attractive &amp; Popular. The audience response was positive and it was an enjoyable first show.<font size="3"><br> <font size="2">The set included: The Thesis Of Inhumanity (Jason solo) / </font></font><font size="2">Buddy Cried / Pumpernickel Pie / Death Rhapsody / Civil War (Jeremy solo) / Just Awful / Little White Dots / Discipline Your Food / Paranormal Pair O' Pants</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2006-07-08</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment </font><font size="3"> was the subject of a special episode of </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Delirium In Hi-Fi</font>, on KWCR in Ogden, UT. Songs from all Nourishment-related projects were played, including unreleased and demo tracks. Archbishop Jason Polland was interviewed by B.C. Sterrett, and the two of them performed several songs live on the air. Also of note was a rather lengthy phone call from Phil Lawrence, who happened to be listening in that evening.<font size="3"><br> <font size="2">The live events included: Just Awful / Man Of Visions / Discipline Your Food / A Phone Call From Phil Lawrence / Death Rhapsody / Little White Dots / The Thesis Of Inhumanity / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Dogs In The Graveyard</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2005-10-29</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> traveled all the way to <font color="#aa99ff">The Trunk Space</font> in Phoenix, AZ with The Radioactive Chickenheads to promote the new compilation &quot;Mr. Snail's Halloween Party&quot;. The Trunk Space is a great little art gallery and performance space! Haunted Cologne (also on the CD) performed, as did Nightwolf, and Iggy Pop (the good one, not that guy from the 70's). The audience clapped along with my last song, and certain fellows sang along with songs they knew, which surprised me so much that I forgot a few lyrics. It was an incredible experience and I met a lot of really nice people! After the show we all went to an excellent vegan chili party. The whole experience has revitalized me. Someday, I shall return to this magical desert oasis...<br> <font size="2">The set included: The Thesis Of Inhumanity / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Man Of Visions / Dogs In The Graveyard / Pumpernickel Pie / Pre-Humous Ghost / Silence / Paranormal Pair O' Pants</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2005-10-22</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed an accoustic set featuring voice and accordion at <font color="#aa99ff">Koo's Art Center</font> in Long Beach, CA. This was the release party for the excellent spooky compilation CD, &quot;Mr. Snail's Halloween Party&quot;. The crowd was friendly, and several old friends showed up, which was super nice, including musical friends The Radioactive Chickenheads and Mr. Uncertain who performed great sets. Mr. Snail himself was in attendance, but seemed to be keeping a &quot;low&quot; profile... er, so to speak.<br> <font size="2">The set included: The Thesis Of Inhumanity / I Have Crossed The Boundary / Man Of Visions / Dogs In The Graveyard / Pumpernickel Pie / Pre-Humous Ghost / Silence / Paranormal Pair O' Pants</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2003-07-27</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland's</font><font size="3"> films were featured in the </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Static Consciousness Film Festival </font>at the Wright Auditorium in Pasadena, CA. The movies in question were &quot;Pumpernickel Pie&quot; and &quot;Der Blau Kopfkaese (Mit Senf) Um Tod&quot;. Also Joe &amp; The Chickenheads performed an accoustic set between films!</p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2002-10-10/11/12</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> had two short videos featured in the </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Loaf-I Film Festival</font><font size="3"> at the </font>Broadway Film Center <font size="3">in Salt Lake City, UT. The movies in question were &quot;The Milkman Always Knows&quot; and &quot;Industrial Havoc (Appendix A)&quot;. How cool!</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2001-08-26</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">GST Mugwump </font><font size="3"> performed a second solo show at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Chain Reaction </font><font size="3"> in Orange County, CA, featuring five originals and five covers.<br> <font size="2">The set included: Here I Go / Work In Progress / The Tracks Of My Tears / While I Was Me / Mike Loves Roses / A Cat Named Food / Famous People Are All Going To Die / Moulty / Watching Scotty Die / After Hours</font></font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2001-08-25</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">GST Mugwump </font><font size="3"> debuted a smashing solo performance at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The California Institute Of Abnormalarts</font><font size="3"> in North Hollywood, CA. Some drifter did a guest vocal for the song &quot;Continental Breakfast&quot;.</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2001-04-27</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">New Big Black Mr. Super-Soul Bad Sugar Man</font><font size="3"> was spotted at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. Lounge Cthulhu, a guy with a Character Mustache, and a living doll made up the group this time.</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2001-03-10</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">New Big Black Mr. Super-Soul Bad Sugar Man</font><font size="3"> was sighted at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The California Institute Of Abnormalarts</font><font size="3"> in North Hollywood, CA. Other bands at the show included Night Of The Creeps, and SNMNMNM. It was a fun show! NBBMSSBSM were dressed not as robots, but as monsters... A &quot;lounge Cthulhu,&quot; a &quot;Mickey Of The Opera&quot;, and a faceless mask were at the controls.</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-12-02</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The California Institute Of Abnormalarts</font><font size="3"> in North Hollywood, CA. Our second C.I.A. performance! It was lots of fun and nobody got hit and we had a Christmas dress code. We passed out &quot;Free Blueberry Muffins&quot; handbills, as Blueberry Muffins have been a political prisoner in this country for far too long. Night Of The Creeps played as well, and they had a Victorian-looking girl onstage playing with dolls for their whole set! As it was our last show of the year, we played our entire current reportoire.</font><br> <font size="2">The set included: All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / Pumpernickel Pie / Do The Food / Blackened Heart / Buddy Cried / Man Of Visions / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Slapback / Brain Rape / The Sex / Gasoline... Your Arm / &quot;O&quot; / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-11-19</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed in </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The 24'th Annual Doo-Dah Parade</font><font size="3"> in Pasadena, CA. Wow!!! I cannot begin to describe how incredible this experience was. We had a huge and very friendly audience of 40,000 people on either side of the flatbed truck we were riding upon. The band dressed like traditional parade characters--- Aaron was a Shriner, complete with fez; Joe was the Mayor, complete with tophat and monocle; and Jason was a beauty pagent winner, complete with sash and bouquet! Oh yes, and of course David was the traditional gorilla in tuxedo, a common fixture of parades everywhere. We also had Dan as the slightly insane robot Box, to welcome the crowd and threaten to turn them into freeze-dried food! We also had a legion of ground troops, with picket signs, circling the float and handing out flyers to the crowd. Will the Monk, Tawnie the Witch, Rosanna the Cowgirl, Laura the Bearded Lady, and The One Simply Known As Shoshanna all held up signs proclaiming &quot;Legalize Food,&quot; &quot;Vote For Dogs,&quot; and &quot;Free Blueberry Muffins&quot;. (One woman in the crowd actually got mad at us, and shouted: &quot;Stop the politics! This is supposed to be a fun parade! No more politics!&quot; We all laughed heartily afterwards.) Our driver was in a great goth drag outfit, and two other guys were in the cab as well. Our float was a whirlwind of insanity, and the crowd was ultra-enthusiastic! Afterwards, a parade official told us we were &quot;invited back for life, even if we break up!&quot; Hooray!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Buddy Cried (played once), and these songs played 4 or 5 times each: All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / Do The Food / The Sex / Pumpernickel Pie / &quot;O&quot;</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-10-27</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The California Institute Of Abnormalarts</font><font size="3"> in North Hollywood, CA. The C.I.A. is a wonder to behold! It's a freak-show museum, broken-down midway, and functioning music club all at once. Jason got punched by an unruly drunkard during the second song, which was, you know, kinda akward, but then the band played the other eleven songs in the set, and everything turned out okay!</font><br> <font size="2">The set included: &quot;O&quot; / Paranormal Pair O' Pants (sort of) / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / The Sex / Buddy Cried / Man Of Visions / Blackened Heart / Do the Food / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Slapback / Gasoline...Your Arm / Pumpernickel Pie / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-10-14</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. The show was monumentous for two reasons: 1) We dedicated the set to this really cool dog we saw walking around in Jason's neighborhood during the drive to the venue, and 2) We were honored to discover that some members of the audience had gone above and beyond the call of duty, and created &quot;Legalize Food&quot; stickers! They even distributed food propaganda to the unsuspecting masses! Hooray! Other bands that played included the witty and debonaire trio Night Of The Creeps, the geek-rock-monsters SNMNMNM, the malfunctioning robotic nightmare New Big Black Mr. Super-Soul Bad Sugar Man, and a punk band called Justin Bailey. Oh yes, and Jason debuted his Girl Scout uniform, and David the Gorilla disguised himself as a banana!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / Pumpernickel Pie / &quot;O&quot; / Blackened Heart / The Sex / Do The Food / Man Of Visions / Brain Rape / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Laryngectomy / Buddy Cried / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-09-23</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">USC's Ground Zero</font><font size="3"> in Los Angeles, CA. It was quite the Superpickle show! NSPS flew in all the way from Utah, and performed a great set. Hot Waffles were there with lots of new songs to promote their upcoming album, and Joe &amp; The Chickenheads closed the show with poultry chaos. Seamus Kinney from SNMNMNM (a Superpickle band at heart) opened the show with a highly amusing, borderline illegal solo performance. We had a lot of fun!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Do the Food / Blackened Heart / The Sex / Man Of Visions / Gasoline...Your Arm / &quot;O&quot; / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / Pumpernickel Pie / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-09-21</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Mr. T's Bowl</font><font size="3"> in Highland Park, CA. The club is actually a converted bowling alley, and there was quite a diverse mix of people in attendance. It was a fun show, and the audience was enthusiastic! Jason found a giant styrofoam candy cane backstage, and brought it up with him. The image was too silly... As Joe later remarked, &quot;It looked like something from a Shirley Temple movie!&quot; We also invited a nice girl named Esther onstage to play the Abductee/Abductor Game, and she won a CD!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: &quot;O&quot; / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / The Sex / Man Of Visions / Blackened Heart / Do the Food / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Gasoline...Your Arm / Pumpernickel Pie / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-09-09</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. It was the BEST SHOW EVER! We passed out Phil Lawrence propaganda and had our huge &quot;LEGALIZE FOOD&quot; posters. We invited a girl up to try her luck with the &quot;Abductee/Abductor Mix N' Match&quot; game, and she got it on the first try! The audience was awesome and danced, sang along, blew bubbles, and had a lot of fun with us! Hooray! Oh yeah, and Jason dressed like a girl onstage for the first time. Goodbye, boy clothes! Our full band was there: David Cline, Aaron Cohen, Andrew Durkin, Jason Polland, and Joe Tepperman.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: &quot;O&quot; / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / The Sex / Buddy Cried / Man Of Visions / Blackened Heart / Do the Food / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Slapback / Gasoline...Your Arm / Pumpernickel Pie / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-07-01</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Buster's</font><font size="3"> in Pasadena, CA. A bite-size version of the Nourishment (Jason, Joe, and Andrew) performed in this delightfully small and receptive coffee house. The audience was friendly and intrigued by our music! The set lasted three hours; first a Nourishment set, then Andrew performed a solo set, and finally another Nourishment set. Each Nourishment set contained several poetry readings from the classic &quot;Come Be With Me&quot; by Leonard Nimoy, set to improvised music.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included (in no particular order with several songs appearing in both sets): Pumpernickel Pie / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / &quot;O&quot; / Slapback / Just Awful / Buddy Cried / Happy Workers / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Character Beard / Gasoline... Your Arm / Laryngectomy / Blackened Heart / Man Of Visions / oh yeah, and the Talking Heads' &quot;Psycho Killer&quot; was covered in the first set</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-05-06</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Koo's Cafe</font><font size="3"> in Santa Ana, CA. The audience was energetic and receptive. It was fun! Jason was on the verge of collapse afterwards, as he had been vomiting nonstop for 7 hours the previous day from a mysterious illness. Temperature 102, up five degrees from normal. Food poisoning?? This was also Blair's last Nourishment show, as he moved to Utah shortly afterwards. Also appearing were the Neo-Maxi Zoom Dweebies, The Von Steins, and two other bands.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Pumpernickel Pie / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / &quot;O&quot; / Slapback / Just Awful / Buddy Cried / Happy Workers / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-04-29</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">USC's Ground Zero</font><font size="3"> in Los Angeles, CA. The full live band's debut show! The best Nourishment performance ever. We passed out &quot;Food Legalization&quot; educational pamphlets to the audience. The live band includes David Cline on guitar and violin, Aaron Cohen on drums, Andrew Durkin on keyboards, Blair Sterrett on accordion, Joe Tepperman on bass, and Jason Polland on vocals and theremin. Also appearing this evening were The Industry Standard, and Full Of Emptiness.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Pumpernickel Pie / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / &quot;O&quot; / Just Awful / Buddy Cried / Slapback / Happy Workers / My Bathroom Smells Like Food / All My Explosives Are Turning Into Food / Character Beard</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-04-29</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> appeared on </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The All-U-Can-Eat Buffet Of Musical Madness</font><font size="3"> hosted by Chris Waffle, on K-BEACH in Cypress, CA. They had a delightful interview and played tracks from &quot;Volume Four Billion,&quot; unreleased demos, and performed songs live on the air! Band members included Mr. Polland, Mr. Tepperman, and Mr. Sterrett.<br> </font><font size="2">The show included: Interview / Buddy Cried (Volume Four Billion) / Interview / Pumpernickel Pie (live) / Interview / Paranormal Pair O' Pants (Volume Four Billion) / Interview / Character Beard (unreleased demo) / Interview / Just Awful (live) / Interview / Slapback (Volume Four Billion) / Interview / &quot;O&quot; (unreleased demo)</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">2000-03-26</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> conducted an hour-long pro-food rally on the corner of </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Figueroa and 30'th Streets</font><font size="3"> in Los Angeles, CA. They held huge signs displaying the message &quot;LEGALIZE FOOD&quot;. As the Academy Awards were taking place about two blocks away at the Shrine Auditorium, hundreds of cars, limos, and other vehicles witnessed the rally. The Nourishment were photographed by scores of people, including journalists from Brazilian and Japanese magazines, and a woman in a limo threw out a bag of Ruffles brand potato chips in support of the cause!</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-12-04</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. All the bands played great sets! The Mothras would play videogames, hackeysack, or start reading books in the middle of their songs. Adam Misfortune was uninvited, but a plesant surprise. Blair from Field Trip dressed like the host of &quot;Blue's Clues.&quot; The Von Steins introduced their pet plant, Nigel. This was the final show for the Nourishment's &quot;Take Care Of Junior&quot; tour. This was one of our best performances. When Mr. Tepperman broke a guitar string after &quot;Slapback&quot;, I played part of a song from our upcoming project while he fixed his instrument. All in all, a delightful end to our first series of experiments as a functioning band!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Slapback / Blackened Heart (excerpt) / Buddy Cried / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Just Awful / Cud / Guns &amp; Butter / All My Food Is Exploding / He's A Bit / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / The Button Sings / Pumpernickel Pie / That's Fierce / Apathy For The Devil / Happy Workers</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-11-13</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">USC's Ground Zero</font><font size="3"> in Los Angeles, CA. Field Trip, Jay's Booming Hat, Hot Waffles, and the Von Steins also performed. All the bands played excellent sets, although, in the words of Mr. Tepperman, &quot;[The Nourishment's] in danger of becoming The Shaggs&quot;. Indeed. While this isn't exactly a BAD thing, it's also not the direction we're trying to move in.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Florescent Brown Dirigible / Apathy For The Devil / Pumpernickel Pie / Just Awful / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / That's Fierce / Cud / He's A Bit / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / Guns &amp; Butter / Buddy Cried / Slapback</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-10-30</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> performed at the prestegious Faculty Center of </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Whittier College</font><font size="3"> in Whittier, CA. The other performers worth mentioning were Joe &amp; The Chickenheads, Dr. Destructo &amp; The Adaptoids, and the Von Steins. The Nourishment dressed as Presidents, to &quot;celebrate Presidents' Day,&quot; and ammended all of the song lyrics to include the names of various U.S. Presidents. Also, an accordion strap broke at the beginning of the third song, so we could only play half the set.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Fillmore / McKinley Cried / Paranormal Ulysses S. Grant / Ike / Zachary Taylor / James Monroe Is Exploding / He's A Whig / Who's Gonna Be Nixon? / Apathy For Chester A. Arthur / Herbert Hoover</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-10-23</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">D.J. Lovecraft and D.J. Barkcraft</font><font size="3"> (really </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> in disguise) were hired to play records for &quot;The Geek Dance&quot; at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. There were no attendees (except for a brief period between 10pm and 11pm), and we sat around for hours, playing music to a dark, empty club. It was very surreal.</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-08-27</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland and GST Mugwump</font><font size="3"> finally decided on a band name and performed as </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">The Nourishment</font><font size="3"> at Crazy Jay's Evening of Comedy at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Dixie Belle Lounge</font><font size="3"> in Downey, CA. There were a lot of novelty bands that consisted of either: a) one guy with an accoustic guitar, or b) two guys with two accoustic guitars. Two members of the original Spike Jones band were there to receive the Crazy Jay Lifetime Comedy Award, and Dr. Demento was there to host the event! Dr. Demento also left while we were setting up our instruments. Then we were told we could only play three songs! Hot Waffles played an energetic, fun set after us, and Field Trip was there, but they were cut from the show completely. So I suggested that they perform for us in the parking lot, and they did a wonderful set! So it was sort of a fun show after all, despite the fact that I sustained a mysterious two-inch cut on my hand, lost an orange power extention cord, drove three and a half hours to play eight minutes of music, and regardless of the &quot;free food&quot; we were promised, I had to pay $2 for a small glass of Sprite. I think we are engaging in what is known as &quot;paying our dues&quot;. Ah, yes.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Slapback / Buddy Cried / Paranormal Pair O' Pants</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-08-07</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland and GST Mugwump</font><font size="3"> performed alongside The Von Steins, Neo-Maxi Zoom Dweebies, Blair Sterrett (Field Trip), and others for Joe &amp; The Chickenheads' last show at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Koo's Cafe</font><font size="3"> in Santa Ana, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Slapback / Buddy Cried / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Just Awful / Cud / Guns &amp; Butter / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / The Button Sings / Pumpernickel Pie / That's Fierce / Happy Workers</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-08-06</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland and GST Mugwump</font><font size="3"> had their debut performance with The Mothras, The Von Steins, and the deplorable New Big Black Mr. Super-Soul Bad Sugar Man at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Slapback / Buddy Cried / Paranormal Pair O' Pants / Just Awful / Cud / Guns &amp; Butter / All My Food Is Exploding / He's A Bit / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / The Button Sings / Pumpernickel Pie / That's Fierce / Apathy For The Devil / Happy Workers</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-07-05</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed alongside Field Trip, The Von Steins, Thrash Cats, The Fish People, Berzerk, Four-Letter Words, and several other bands at the spectacular XX-Day Festival at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Koo's Cafe</font><font size="3"> in Santa Ana, CA. J.R. &quot;Bob&quot; Dobbs even made a special guest apperance at the end of the evening!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Obsidian Frustration / Deja Vu All Over Again / The Lemon Pledge / Paranoia / Slapback / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / Cud / Discipline Your Food / Pumpernickel Pie / Cautious Neurons / Don't Pet Stray Dogs</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-06-13</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> had a very short, very surreal performance with Percival Lowell Redemption Society, and Kill The Scientist, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Room With A Brew</font><font size="3"> in Whitter, CA. After the show an audience member told me I was &quot;like one-half of They Might Be Giants, on acid&quot;. A little later, as I was talking with some friends, a vehicle drove by with the occupants blasting &quot;Who's Gonna Be Satan&quot; on their car stereo! What an amazing compliment! What a happy show.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: The Lemon Pledge / Paranoia / Slapback / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / Cud / Don't Pet Stray Dogs</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1999-03-20</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> had a great show with Hot Waffles, Joe &amp; The Chickenheads, Berzerk, and Four-Letter Words at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Koo's Cafe</font><font size="3"> in Santa Ana, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Obsidian Frustration / Deja Vu All Over Again / The Lemon Pledge / Paranoia / Slapback / Who's Gonna Be Satan? / Cud / Anton Quentin Burke / Cautious Neurons</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1998-11-21</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">GST Mugwump</font><font size="3"> performed two sets and an encore at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Navigators Cyber Cafe</font><font size="3"> in Davie, FL.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Buddy Cried / I Wanna Be A Plastic Lawn Flamingo / Why Can't I Be Sad? / It's The Future / Magnetic Fields Forever / Lo-Fi Girls / Louise / The Button Sings / Hey Buckminster / The Rubber Policeman / Guns And Butter / Just Awful / That's Fierce / Digital Abacus Manifesto / She's An Angel / Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance / Man In The Moon / Apathy For The Devil / Brass Monkey</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1997-06-14</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> had a reunion show, with Brak and the Piranhamites, and Joe &amp; The Chickenheads, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. It was their best show ever!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Monotreme Cha-Cha / Platypus Of The Apocalypse / Family Reunion / Emperor Of Danmark / Disco Disrobement / Packing Bubbles / Key To Happiness / &quot;C&quot; Is For Cookie / Mentos - Der Freschmaker / God Can Never Die / Bad Luck / Death Metal Polka / My Personal Afterlife / Sacrelicious!</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1996-07-12</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> performed with The Aquabats, Stinkfish, and Ivy League at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Monotreme Cha-Cha / Family Reunion / Platypus Of The Apocalypse / My Personal Afterlife / Packing Bubbles / Key To Happiness / Bad Luck / Mentos - Der Freschmaker / Emperor of Danmark</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1996-03-16</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> performed with Automatic 7, No Motiv, and Fervent Hub at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA. Special guest musician Steve West opened the show with a bagpipe solo!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Bagpipe Intro (Steve West) / Death-Metal Polka / My Personal Afterlife / Family Reunion / Used Theme Song / Bad Luck / Packing Bubbles / Key To Happiness / Facts Of Life / Mentos - Der Freschmaker / Electric Polywog</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1996-02-??</font><font size="3"></font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> played </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Monotreme Cha-Cha / Family Reunion / Interlude For Everyone / The John Denver Twins / Bad Luck / Packing Bubbles / Key To Happiness / Mentos - Der Freschmaker</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1996-01-06</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> played </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Monotreme Cha-Cha / Family Reunion / Platypus Of The Apocalypse / Used Theme Song / Bad Luck / Key To Happiness / Packing Bubbles / Electric Polywog / Mentos - Der Freschmaker</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1995-12-08</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> performed at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Death Metal Polka / Family Reunion / Key To Happiness / Packing Bubbles / Mentos - Der Freschmaker / Basket Case / Bad Luck / Electric Polywog</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1995-10-28</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Used</font><font size="3"> had their first gig with Nutmeg, Ivy League, and One Eye Open at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Living Room</font><font size="3"> in Goleta, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Death Metal Polka / Bad Luck / Used Theme Song / Family Reunion / Packing Bubbles / Mentos - Der Freschmaker / Electric Polywog</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1995-05-26</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed in the Sonic Sequences Concert, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Garvin Theatre</font><font size="3"> in Santa Barbara, CA. Guest musician Dan Weiss played guitar.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: The Milkman Theme Song / The Milkman Always Knows</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1994-12-16</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Archbishop Jason Polland</font><font size="3"> performed in the Sonic Sequences Concert, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">The Garvin Theatre</font><font size="3"> in Santa Barbara, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Announcement Of The High Starkeeper</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1991-03-02</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Mental Rental</font><font size="3"> performed in the Battle Of The Bands, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">West High</font><font size="3"> in Bakersfield, CA.<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Lost In Your Eyes / Can't Pluck This</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1990-05-23</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Mental Rental</font><font size="3"> performed in the Talent Show, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Thompson Junior High</font><font size="3"> in Bakersfield, CA. They won first prize again!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: Lost In Your Eyes / T.V. Re-Run Blues</font></p> <p><font color="aqua" size="3">1989-05-26</font><font size="3"> - </font><font color="#aaff11" size="3">Mental Rental</font><font size="3"> performed in the Talent Show, at </font><font color="#aa99ff" size="3">Thompson Junior High</font><font size="3"> in Bakersfield, CA. They won first prize!<br> </font><font size="2">The set included: History of Music / Mild, Mild West</font><font size="3"> </font></p> <p> <hr> <font size="2"><br> All Materials Copyright &copy; 1989-2009 Jason Polland. </font> <p align="left"><font color="#FF00FF" size="3"><b><a href="http://www.JasonPolland.com/">Back to the Index</a></b></font> </body> </html>