Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Approaching the Club

Banner

 
Yes, the banner was in full effect at the show.

Monday, June 2, 2008

Amazingly Amazing...

Wow...last night defied words.

Somehow, this show lived up to the 12 years of hype.

Video? Check.

Interviews? Check.

Half blind opening act? Check.

Completely empty bar? Double check.

I will start to put the details up this week, as I sort through the footage.

Spark it up, Sparky!

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Complete Teaser Trailer

After hearing how the Complete video is to long over and over again, I whipped up a short trailer for the Complete video...under two minutes! Hopefully, this will be a lot easier for people to view and get interested without spending half an hour watching the whole video.

Enjoy!


http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1PGa5xV-M2M

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Possible Complete Contact?

I have received a myspace message from someone claiming to be the guitarist from Complete. After a thorough scan of his pictures, I can say with 98% certainty that IT IS HIM!!!!!!

We have contact, fans of Complete. I am going to try to get him on the phone and talk his ear off about Complete. The history, the rehearsals...all of the questions I have built up over the last decade.

We may have a lot of Complete information soon!!!

Dave

Monday, November 5, 2007

Jared Fogle

Can you imagine what enormous pressure Jared Fogle is under on a day to day basis? First of all, he had to lose a ton of weight to be the Subway spokesperson, which probably was pretty difficult in the first place. Since that time, he has had to keep his weight down, which I can only imagine how much of a challenge that has to be on a daily basis. He does a lot of traveling, and a LOT of promotional appearances, so eating health and staying fit must be extremely difficult.

Of course, he is probably sick to death of eating Subway, so he probably struggles to find good alternatives without going to Jack in the Box every day.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Good question...

"hi! just watched your complete thing, was that actually broadcast on something?"

I get this question a lot. Things like, who would think that this would be a good idea to put on television?

I am pretty sure that this was the sort of deal where a band (Complete, in this instance) could pay a fee to have a camera crew come to one of their gigs (loose interpretation) and get a professional recording done, which would then be broadcast on cable access. It included an interview with the band, which in our case, led to television history.

I caught many other bands on the same show, but none with the mass market appeal of Complete.