Here we have a lovely photograph of the Cherry Pepper filled with Goat Cheese which is regional to Pastosa Ravioli company on 65th street and New Utrecht avenue in Brooklyn, New York. It is a well guarded secret on how the goats mate with the cherry peppers but they are certainly a steal ($12.99/lb) and were mostly enjoyed by myself but Joe did have a few, Thomas declined as he is anti-cheese. This is a half pound portion, it was the weekend and I wanted to leave some for the visiting Benedictines in town for the Corn Dog festival.
Joe and Thomas pondering the fact that maybe these tracks we were about to record might sound better without any Drums at all, I won out, I threw my shoes at them.
It is hard to believe that is has been a year since we first convened to finish our first CD (Get Yer Yeggs Out) but here we are Reconvening to start work on number two. Lots got done today as we laid down basic rhythm tracks for seven tunes. for the record Gets In My Head, Little Brown Valise, Second Hand Coat, Come Up And See Me Some Time, I Dont Have To Win, You Are The One and Tuna Fish were captured to our satisfaction within only a few takes at most.
Ibanez Roadstar ll
What is wrong with this picture ?
A Bagel in the mouth is worth two in the bush.
This happens to be Scallion Cream Cheese on a Garlic Bagel as I wait at the bus stop.
As a note to readers : The Garlic clashes with Flavored Cream Cheese's, next time go for a Plain or Egg Bagel to bring out the nuances in a Flavored Spread, Then Again.
There are No Rules.
- Spike
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