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Monday, July 14, 2008
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Current mood:  quixotic
Category: Music
Hey guys. Been a while. Just wanted to let you know that you can watch some in-studio performances of mine at woozyfly.com/shoheen if you're into checking the live stuff out. The guys at Woozyfly have been very supportive and good to me. Hope you like it. Thanks. Love ya.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
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Current mood:  hopeful
Category: Goals, Plans, Hopes
Go to the subject address to check out the new blog.
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Saturday, May 26, 2007
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Current mood:  sleepy
Day 1 of tour: I was on the road for 7 and a half hours for what should have been a 3 and a half hour drive thanks to memorial day traffic and then some. Here's the some - I'm taking the 80W exit from 287 S when suddenly I see horses galloping up and down the highway like oversized drunken puppets chased by rescue personnel. No, I hadn't blundered onto the set of some faux-Fellini film. Apparently a horse trailer had overturned and the horses, while spooked, were thankfully in relatively ok condition. Bad news was there was no way I was going to make it to the show. Between the memorial day traffic and this equine fiasco, it just wasn't going to happen. My apologies to the people of Bellefonte who were looking forward to the show. I'll make it up somehow. If not for Deb Talan and Fiona Apple, I might have lost my mind in the car. Even though I made time for delays and such I got to the gig at 9.47pm when I should have been there at 7.30. How fantastic is that for a first show? Yeah thanks, I try. Got there just in time to watch them close up. They were nice though. Told me they'd like to have me back in August. Hooray for awesome people. I've spent sixty bucks on tour so far and made zero dollars. Yay for Day One. I'm thinking it can only get better from here on in. Really looking forward to playing Traverse City. I'm outside Edinboro University right now gearing up for my next gig for an 11am lunch crowd tomorrow morning,after which i'll be heading down to Dayton, Ohio for a show tonight. So far, the road hasn't been as good to me as I'd prefer but hey, it's only Day One.
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Monday, May 02, 2005
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Current mood:  contemplative
My very very very talented friend Adrianne (www.adrimusic.com) was playing a show in NYC at Columbia University so I went down to see her. It was in the tiny basement of this one most beautiful chapel on campus. It was this ancient little dark cellar with no windows, a candle lit chandelier, abutting rectangles of reddish-brown brick and stone that seemed older than time and acoustics so pure, no microphones were needed. After Adri's amazing performance, I was offered the opportunity to play a couple of songs because the last performer was nowhere to be found. I sat on the very edge of the stage hunched over my guitar with my feet and knees clasped firmly together and played Minotaur, a song about being alone in a room with the devil at 2 in the morning. I've played it many times but there was something about playing it underneath a church that made the hair rise on the back of my neck. It felt quietly alarming, eerie, strange. Melodramatic, I know, but everytime I think about it, it gives me cause for pause.
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Monday, February 28, 2005
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Current mood:  tired
My profile says i'm on even when i log off. If u don't hear back from me right away, i'm not ignoring you. That said, I do appreciate the luv. Stay well my friends.
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Friday, January 14, 2005
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Current mood:freaked out
I just had a dream that me and my friend Jules were super heroes. and we fought evil by writing songs. We could recognize the baddies anywhere. Anywhere. I could be walkin down the street and see a baddie and he wouldn't even know I was a total superhero. The Aurora Borealis was our batsignal but I was always the first one to see it. Or when I was indoors or in the subway, I would hear this one riff and whenever I heard that riff I knew automatically that I had to suit up 'cause it was on. I would just know somehow that it was on. My cover persona was that I was a student in a dorm with glasses and books. and as long as I had my glasses and books, no one knew my secret identity. It was crazy but in an utterly awesome way. and then one day, we decided to stop being super heroes and we entered the elevator of this one very tall building and as we were headed for the top, I heard the riff. but this time, it had the most killer solo of all time. And when we got out of the elevator, all the TV's were on and we looked out through the floor-to-ceiling windows while listening to the voices of the newscasters coming from the TV sets. There were fires sprouting up everywhere across the world and the Aurora Borealis had spread over the entire planetary sky. And we looked up at the stars but we couldn't see them. There was nothing. Nothing but swirling color. And then I woke up.
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Friday, December 31, 2004
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Current mood:fruluvious!
I've been trying to figure out for the longest time who this guy Tom is and how come he knows everybody.
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Tuesday, December 28, 2004
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Current mood:breathing, and very well I might add
Ok so years ago I stumbled on this British folksinger named Kate Rusby and fell in love with her sound. I even bought the DVD she put out and I've been playing it every night since thanksgiving. The other night I was asking myself why do I love this so much? But then the phone rang and it was my homie Chris and I forgot all about it. But, ummm . . . yeah, Kate Rusby rules.
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