Is anyone going to THE SLICKEE BOYS?

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

Graaace, will your dad be in the mosh pit?

[kookiemnstr8]

I wouldn't put it past him.  He has legit been talking about this show for a week straight, telling me all about the Slickee Boys back in the "good old days"

[Bombay Chutney]

I'm definitely in.  The Ottobar show was a blast.

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

Graace that makes me feel old!  

[sweetcell]

ok, i'm in... grabbing a quick snack and heading out the door.  can't wait to feast my ears on some 80's hair metal!!!  i'll be the guy wearing the shoes - please come over and say hi, i'll buy you some perogies.  at some point.

[sweetcell]

well now that was a ton o'fun, wasn't that?  i had an absolute hoot.  the slickees were an absolute blast, highly recomended.  nice to see the good doctor doom and sir chutney & co.  tomorrow morning is going to suck, but who cares - great fun was had by all!  the opener, rustbucket, was absolutely enjoyable too.  they got top mark for one of the better-named song i've come across lately: "male pattern badness"  
 
 who else was there?

[Bombay Chutney]

Oh, how I love the Slickee Boys.  Great, great time.  Thanks to sweetcell for putting up with the drunken antics of me and my friends.  The combo of the Slickees and my old friend coming into town for the shows had us a bit...ummm...festive.  
 
 Who was the DJ last night?  Good stuff.

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

Bombay, I think the DJ was Lisa White... my favorite song of the night was "I'm Afraid of the Russians."  I'd completely forgotten about that one.
 
 Awesome show.   Nice running into you, Sweetcell.   As fun as the music was the old school reunion vibe of the night.  There were so many paparazzi there last night with fancy cameras that there are tons better pics out there than this, but here are mine...
 
 ps, I think I saw Dupek outside the club discussing his racial theories with a group of Howard University students....
 
 Slickee Boys (note the Jack Daniels bottle!)
 
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 Rustbuckit -- Boyd was moving so fast it was almost impossible to get a good shot of him:
 
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[Bombay Chutney]

Thanks Doom.  I thought that might have been her.  I seem to recall her playing "I'm Afraid of the Russians" and the 25-year anniversary show too.  That's such a great song.

[Sir HC]

I think I am in the background on those shots.
 
 Was a fun show.  Lisa is still afraid of the Russians, and she played my favorite Wall of Voodoo song.

[Sir HC]

Oh and the bottle was Jim Beam (white not black label).

[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by Sir HC:
  Oh and the bottle was Jim Beam (white not black label).

we went through a bottle of the black label at a BBQ today ... that stuff always cracks me up, it's like you want something nicer than beam, but don't want to make that massive leap up to jack

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

somehow Jim Beam seems more apropos for the Slickees... my bad.
 
 Anyway, Sir HC, if you were in the background of my photos, you must have been in one of the bands, which one?
 
 Graaace, I'm pretty sure I saw you and your dad up at the front of the stage.  As the most stylin' person in the room, you were easy to spot.  Anyway, if that was you, it looked like you both were totally digging it.   Music is often a divider between generations, and it is so cool that that is something you can both enjoy.

[sweetcell]

for once, the crowd at the 930 made me feel young     would have liked to meet graace, maybe next time... and it was definitely a bottle of jim bean.  swiggin' off a 40-ouncer - very rock'n'roll.
 
 what was the first song played after rustbucket's set, something about whistling?  rawked.
 
     

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
  Thanks to sweetcell for putting up with the drunken antics of me and my friends.

no worries, i believe i was too drunk myself to notice          this morning came way too early, ended up sweating out the alcohol over 7 miles of shenandoah trails... yikes.

[Sir HC]

Originally posted by They call me Doctor Doom.:
  somehow Jim Beam seems more apropos for the Slickees... my bad.
 
 Anyway, Sir HC, if you were in the background of my photos, you must have been in one of the bands, which one?
 
 Graaace, I'm pretty sure I saw you and your dad up at the front of the stage.  As the most stylin' person in the room, you were easy to spot.  Anyway, if that was you, it looked like you both were totally digging it.   Music is often a divider between generations, and it is so cool that that is something you can both enjoy.

Nope just the guy testing the mics.