Woo hoo! Was talking to one of the people at the office, D (mentioned him before), who asked me about seeing Butch on December 30. Giving him a quick rundown on how UNBELIEVABLY FANTASTIC Butch was, trying to express Butch's allure, singing, songwriting, guitar talent, and especially his ability to enthrall the crowd. If you've seen Butch live, you know what I'm saying. Anyway, he asked me my favorite album--what a decision!--and I went with The Spade. It rocks, it rocks, it rocks AND it has Sweethearts and The Closest Thing to You I'm Gonna Find. While we were on the phone, heard some music from his side and then, D said: OK, bought the album from ITunes. SO COOL! D subscribes to the concept that artists who are really good--Bibi had effectively talked Butch up--deserve to make money from their art. Bibi feels like a revenue-generating fan (R-GF). It's a good feeling!
[Whoa, just saw a teaser for a new NBC show and A Man Like That is the music playing over the action! Hope this means something good for Butch.]
Bibi is still processing the fab, fab time in Chicago.
Well, okay, mostly reviewing the show at the Double Door, especially now that such great pictures and videos have been posted by some of the other fans. Check out Synthesizers here:
Synthesizers/Eileen
Butch knows how to get the crowd jumping, singing, and, of course, an all out performance from him.
Butch rules!
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