Experimental ambient noise funk jazz performers
Ik Bin Ein Banana
The popular cutting-edge hard-core songs of
Nymphomercial
And closing out the night, on electric guitar and vocals,
Mary Jo Clark II
...a great way to start the month!

A fantastic Saturday show opened with
CJ & Bill and guest keyboardist James
Then! We welcomed back Tulsa hard-rocking
Wreckless Process with a powerful set
Then! Back by popular demand, Tulsa's versatile punk rockers
HotrodboB introducing their new guitarist Harley
Plus! Closing out the evening, local experimental solo-artist
On Beyond Malibu
...and an appreciative all-ages audience made it really great!

Political Theater 2004
With four weeks to go until the big US Election, our general theme, loosely adhered to or ignored as usual:
"Choosing Candidates versus Choosing Issues"
Former New York mayor Ed Koch has said he would vote for Bush because, even though he disagrees with the President on domestic issues, he doesn't think Democrats have the intestinal fortitude for the war on terror. How do you weigh a candidate, by specific issues, or on the person himself?
Also we considered the question
Should Bville Schools require drug testing for students involved in extra-curricular activities? (Link to Examiner-Enterprise article)
Lightning-Debate topic for the evening: "Should Don Cut His Hair?" featuring Kevin Mnich (pro) and Chris Reiner (con) with David Mohammed as official timer.

With three weeks to go until the November election, another exciting episode of
Political Theater 2004
Hosted by Don Tyler with co-hosts Brittany Calvert, Amy Saenz, Majic, and Mary Jo Clark II
General theme was Political Party System, with a reading by Kevin Mnich of Brett Bennett's Calvin the Candidate, and with a little music by Don Tyler & Mary Jo Clark II.

With but two weeks left until the November election, we did our part for democracy with
Political Theater 2004
Hosted by Don Tyler with co-hosts Majic and Mary Jo Clark II
General theme was "World Government" -- with the emphasis on the lack thereof and the potentials (good and bad) therefor. Among other goofy stuff.

We welcomed first time on our stage, local punk rock duo
The Cast Asides
~ and! ~The premiere on our stage of
Leaving Yesterday
~ plus! ~ Fragile
...and it rocked!

Welcomed first time on our stage
The Programme
and
The Maverick Elite
and
Welcomed back to our stage Tulsa's alternative rockers
Retrofit
with Performances before, between, and after, by
Ryan Stanberry

One (1) week .. and a day .. until the BIG VOTE we educated the electorate with
Political Theater 2004
Hosted by Don Tyler with co-host Majic
Our pre-Halloween theme, "Politics is scary" which it can be!
Another all for fun blitzkrieg debate on the subject, "Who is scarier, Bush or Kerry?" between Brett Bennett (Kerry) and Kerri Cottle (Bush). And Introducing the song Politics is Scary performed by Don, Majic, and Mary Jo Clark II and Kerri Cottle.

Opening with a spooky jam by Cory Rupert on drums and Adam Bohley on sax.
~ then! ~ Once again, fresh (from the crypt) local rockers
Leaving Yesterday
~ then! ~ what started out as a jam with Ryan of Rush Hour Remedy and Tyler of Fragile and Chris, the new singer for Rush Hour Remedy evolved into a set by Fragile, including their former bassist Spencer.
~ then! ~ The macabre dirges of
Dreams of Destruction with new singer Avalon
~ plus! ~ Welcome back "Witch"ita's
Darlin' Maudie
~ also! ~ The gruesome contusions of CJ & Bill with Drew White as
Project O-31
with a colorful cast of costumed characters attending. It was boo-tiful!

Beaming down to our stage, new band, first show,
Tangible Feedback
~ then! ~ Freaking frankensteinian punk rockers
Fragile
~ plus! ~Hauntingly melodic hard rockers
The Pull
~ also! ~ Another moon-howling set by
Project O-31
~ and! ~ Welcome back psycho zombie alt rockers
Lucid
~ and after midnight ~ a special tricky treat from
Dreams of Destruction
...it was spook-tacular!

It rained. We carved jack o'lanterns. We dressed in funny costumes. We rocked the afternoon and evening away with a special Halloween Sunday. Heavens! Tangible Feedback jammed from about 3 until 7, then Posterboard Confessional did an acoustic set.