I went to see Jared and Everything Now! play in Indianapolis on Friday night with my sister Wendy. Thanks for the hook-up, Jared. My old friend Ron is back home for Christmas and a bunch of us all went to see the “Chronic”les of Narnia last night. I was impressed, I wasn’t sure what to expect, it seemed like most reviewers liked it, but had a few gripes about different aspects of the story. Aside from all of the kids buy risperdal looking like J. Crew models, I thought it was enjoyable and fairly faithful to the book, as well as I remember it. There was the extra intro segment which gave the director a chance to have some more action scenes, but I think that sets up the reason why the kids were evacuated to the British countryside in the first place, something that many in the audience may not really understand. I’m back to Chicago on Tuesday. :::scott:::
Category: news
The Exquisite Death of Saxon Shore is listed as #8 on the insound top 10 of 2005. They’re also #96 in the insound top 100 sellers of 2005. There are some kind words about Bosque Brown in the Dallas Observer who list Bosque Brown Plays Mara Lee Miller as their top local album of 2005. :::scott:::
I’m in Chicago now. Mara has finished the artwork for the LP jacket and etching for her one-sided LP, Cerro Verde. It will be out in March or April, once the jackets and LPs are back. A bunch of things are getting mastered to vinyl at the moment, the new Unwed Sailor releases, the Bosque Brown one-sided LP, and the June Panic one-sided LP. It’s going to get busy in the spring again. There is now a Burnt Toast Vinyl page on myspace at www.myspace.com/burnttoastvinyl. Add the label as your friend and have one more way to stay in contact with all things btv. :::scott:::