Tonight was pretty great. We had played the Oriental a few other times but, this time they had a lot of sweet hookups. Behind my drums there was a $60K screen that displayed graphics during our set. It was sick (or so i hear). There were also some new lights and they took out a whole section of seats. This isn't that exciting to you guys but to me it is. We played well besides the fact that Adanis and Bryce were sick. My friends came all the way from Kansas to see us (well I went to California with them the previous week). Anyway, thanks to all of ya who bought the new EP and/or came to see us this month. For everyone out of Colorado our new EP will be available on Smartpunk soon-
Tim
March 12th, 2005- Aztlan Theatre Battle of the Bands, Denver, CO
It was a busy weekend for us. The night before the show at the Aztlan we played at a middle school youth group in Boulder. That was a fun night. The stage seemed way hotter than normal, but after our set we sold quite a number of E.P's. Thanks to all the kids that came to youth group that night and rocked out. Saturday was really cool. We had never played the Aztlan before, so it rocked to play on yet another new stage. Great job to all the bands that night. The thing didn't get over until Sunday. It was freezing cold and snowing on the way home. I thought I was going to die.
-Timmay
March 5th, 2005- Swimming is Overrated Release Party, Erie CO
Today was pretty exciting. We had waited almost two months since we completed the recording (of Swimming is Overrated) for the disc to come out. We were stoked. The Signal did a little warm up and sound check session about an 1 1/2 before the party and we proceded to do the same. Most of the day before sound checks was spent posting up ads and setting up the merch table. After sound check we ordered a pizza. It was tasty. I ate until the party started, where we met 3 ladies who travled all the way from Colorado Springs to come see us. Fan of the night award right there. The basement was so packed. The street was packed with cars. Everything was packed. Thanks to everyone that made it out. I think we had somewhere over 100 fans. We had a ton of fun. It was so hot and sweaty down there. The best part of the night was when Jerrod jumped off Adan's amp head during the bridge of Cracked. The amp head fell over next to my drums. I laughed.
-Tim
