UbiquitousBubba


Hey, look!  It's Rain's neighbors!

I wonder where the rest of them are lurking?

They're waiting for the accordian troup to show up.

I've heard that talent like that is Everywhere in New York.

I bet Rain can hardly wait until the folks downstairs break out the vuvuzelas!

Building exorcisms are sometimes annoying.

UbiquitousBubba


I've heard that talent like that is Everywhere in New York.

I bet Rain can hardly wait until the folks downstairs break out the vuvuzelas!

We saw a lady playing koto in the subway here last year - it was incredible. Plus, I've always had a thing for traditional oriental music, and I had heard recordings countless times but to get to see someone play the instrument live was something else. Wish we get to hear her again this year, though we haven't managed to so far. 

That and the two guys playing cymbalom near Plaza Isabella in Madrid are some of the good memories of the last year on the road. 

Vuvuzelas are a torture instruments, plain and simple. :P

From what I understand.....New York City, with  it's 10 million inhabitants, is the city that never sleeps...and that guy is just trying to ensure that. 

I think the time has come for a bagpipe and accordion band

space_cowboy


I think the time has come for a bagpipe and accordion band

Hell's house band?

Sorry, Craig.  The house band is still Air Supply.  On Thursdays, it's Open Vuvuzela night, though.

Which day for Hall & Oats?

I understand they had their Private Eye on the coveted Friday night spot, but Kenny G has that locked down.  H&O are stuck languishing in the Wednesday Lunch slot.  Music to eat Haggis by...