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finally done! there were no more existing images to go with any of these final ones so it went quicker than expected.
(group 3 of the journal entries! fully up to the july 2007 capture of the page now, only like another year of entries now!!!)
(finally done! there were no more existing images to go with any of these final ones so it went quicker than expected.)
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| 09.16.07 || GUSTOUR BEGINS! || rob || As I write this, we're barreling down the highway from Los Angeles to San Diego with Andrew at the helm. Bora (our friend/associate/amateur physician) just called him a Fuddy Duddy. This is what Bora looks like:
 
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Our tour with the kind-hearted gentlemen of Guster Band USA is undoubtedly underway. We began at the beautiful Warfield Theater in beautiful San Francisco. Part of what makes beautiful San Francisco so very beautiful is that it's home to this row of Victorian homes:
 
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The Warfield is aN historic building. For example, its basement housed San Francisco's most infamous Prohibition-era speakeasy and Jerry Garcia (notable ice cream diplomat) considered it his "home venue." It was recently named the best concert venue in the world by someone, probably. Here's a view from the balcony:
 
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San Francisconians are nice people.
 
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Our second show with the American Guster Revue was last night, in Los Angeles. If you've never visited L.A., you haven’t been to that city.
 
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By the way, this is what Ross looked like while we were sound-checking last night. If you were wondering what Joe looked like while he was sound-checking, then this is the perfect picture for you to see right now.
 
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Here's where we played last night:
 
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Now I'm sitting in the San Diego House of Blues dressing room. Tito, our tour manager, is looking at a spreadsheet. Joe is not.
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| 09.18.07 || Who's Excited? || ross || (missing file)
 
ZUBIN IS!
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Wyoming is a beautiful state. We drove through it today.
 
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Guster.
 
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The off-season.
 
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This is a poster that Denver's Fillmore Auditorium made for tonight's show.
 
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Extreme close-up.
 
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Ross.
 
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I bought this for a dollar in San Fran's Chinatown.
 
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This soup was tall.
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| 02.29.08 || PHOENIX || rob || We left Ann Arbor on Sunday and began our long trek west-ward. Along the way, we met a man that crafted guitars from strange objects.
 
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Our usual vehicle wasn't available, so we rented this one.
 
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Then it broke.
 
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With the help of some friendly Missourians, though, we got back on track. Then this happened:
 
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ADVICE: If you ever decide to start a sandwich company, I urge you to get a little creative.
 
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In New Mexico ("The Land of Enchantment"TM), Zubin did not get to buy a license plate keychain.
 
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We arrived at the Phoenix Ramada late Tuesday night. ADVICE: If you ever decide to open a hotel, I urge you to spring for two different paintings.
 
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The next night, we performed.
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| 03.01.08 || SAN DIEGO || rob || Last night we performed at a club called Beauty Bar.
 
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It was located in San Diego's Vietnamese neighborhood. We found a supermarket nearby, and decided to explore the cultural differences between this one and more Americanized grocers.
 
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The term "chicken finger," for instance, was used in a different, more literal sense. Another product we were unfamiliar with was pickled pig ears (Piggles?).
 
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You might think that Vietnamese cuisine is more diligent than ours in utilizing every part of the animal, but take another bite of your hot dog and think again.
 
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As recipes can vary, this grocer provided both fresh and cooked blood.
 
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We even found pure kra-chai:
 
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And for dessert, a variety of festive offerings were available.
 
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Also:
 
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After our perusal, we returned to the venue for sound check, then performance.
 
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| 03.02.08 || LOS ANGELES || rob || Everything seems to go our way in Los Angeles.
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To begin with, people turn out to our LA concerts wearing their Rock Pants.
 
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THANK YOU to everyone who helped make last night's concert the heavy favorite for Best of Tour. (Provo, UT: That's a challenge.)
 
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But our Los Angeles luck didn't end there. After a hearty Farmer's Market lunch, we spotted a BONA FIDE CELEBRITY:
 
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We didn't have our Wayans Brothers Guidebook on hand, but it was definitely one of them.
 
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We were also ranked #1 at IN-N-OUT Burger. Thanks Y'Kimia!
Also, this was weird:
 
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Thanks, LA citizenry. You guys are nice. It made up for the traffic, almost.
 
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