Showing posts with label knock knock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knock knock. Show all posts

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Nobody knows Miami like I do

July 1oth, Luigi's
The Panduhs
This band was really delightful.


Speaking of delightful, Mr. Midtown Monthly
in the flesh




Knock Knock





Maxwell drama

I'm a hermit by nature, so I force myself to go out. Most of the time I'm glad I left the safety of my home and this evening was no exception. I had some good conversations and Knock Knock sounded better than ever! Finally taking some pictures I feel proud of as well.


Sunday, June 14, 2009

Ladies and jam parts


The Summer of the cassingle

The 300 Room was great as usual, as were The English Singles and Knock Knock



Right on

I was trying to get a picture of Charles with his headphones on the sly

Knees will knock

Mike soloing like his life depended on it.

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Better late than never?

The Germs can wait, this is the show to be at.


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I'm a little late, but here is a poster I just finished designing. Would anyone actually want to buy a screen printed version of this? I want to make some, it's just going to be a lot of work.



A long time ago at a garage sale I picked up a New Kids on the Block 7 inch. I didn't know either song and boy were my ears in for a treat. The last two days while designing, I haven't been able to get this gem out of my head. I think Danny wants to kill me. You try singing along. Those notes are insanely high!


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"All I know is that you make me feel so fancyfree."



-y

Friday, May 8, 2009

Victory

Last Saturday was spent being completely soaked while looking for organisms in tide pools. It turns out I won't be a great marine biologist. The hot shot kid in my class said, "This is what real field biology is like you guys. Get used to it." This is what it looked like outside.

Needless to say, the field trip was cut short due to the weather and how much bitching we all did. I was stoked because this meant I might make it back in time for the Knock Knock and Four Eyes show. But as the day kept going on it seemed like we we wouldn't make it in time. I had pretty much given up hope. On the ride home the radio taunted me and played Knock Knock.
We reached campus at 10:30 and I figured it was too late but Cody told us we would make it and sure enough...
Success! Still in my soaking wet clothes, I ran to Luigi's and made in time to grab a beer and catch Knock Knock. Fuck. Yeah.
I grabbed one of those sweet posters, (as seen below) I still don't know who made that beauty.
Best diss of the night: Heather said something about watching language due to children being in the audience. Mike: "oh yeah matt maxwell."

Friday, May 1, 2009

What to do this weekend.


Go to Luigi's on Saturday to see two of Sacramento's finest bands, Knock Knock and the Four Eyes! It's 5 bucks. That's the best 5 bucks you'll ever spend. I guarantee you'll hear some of the finest between songs banter ever.
See Joel! (minus the knowledge)
See Mike, Heather, and Al! (plus a drummer)

It'll be awesome. I can't go and am very upset. So please go and have enough fun for me too.
Luigi's is at 1050 20th St in Sacramento. Show starts at 8, don't be late.

Also tonight!

Movies on a Big Screen
Found Footage Festival

7 and 9:30 PM

Admission: $10.00

Location: 600 4th St, West Sacramento. That's the corner of 4th & F in WEST Sacramento, just over the river from downtown Sacto. Parking lot is off of F Street between 4th & 5th Streets.

This looks awesome. For more info:
http://www.moviesonabigscreen.com/


Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Knock Knock


I was going to attempt to design a poster for the Knock Knock show, but of course never got around to it. I spied this beauty of a poster a few days ago at Luigi's and was kind of in awe of the type treatment. Danny argued with me, but I know I could not have done a better job. I'm not sure who designed and screened this but props to them. The type is very sophisticated and frankly I'm jealous. Every piece of information stands out nicely without being just a boring block of text.