Much ado about nothing in the city of San Francisco. The sun is out, the air is fare…but some people just consider this another boring Sunday. I on the other hand agree heavily.
DAY TRIPPER
February 9, 2010 by FongstarrLIKE A TATTOO PART 3
January 31, 2010 by FongstarrTHE PHARCYDE @ YOSHI’S SF
January 24, 2010 by Fongstarr
I called it before the day started. Like always, rappers always perform fashionably later than expected. What was supposed to be midnight showing almost turned into a 1am start time.
One thing I sure didn’t understand was the whole live band gig. They had a guitar player and the piano guy and the whole time, all you heard was the DJ throwing in the instrumentals.
Biggest disappointment of the night, but was to be expected…Fatlip was a no show. I wonder if history will repeat itself since Fatlip was pretty much responsible for the groups break up back in mid 90’s.
The remaining three rocked the house though.
29 OUT OF 50
January 21, 2010 by Fongstarr
THAT OTHER BLOG
January 18, 2010 by Fongstarr
Shot this new banner for the Fatlace blog. Photo was inspired by the one and only Mark Gonzales. Going to finally clean up some stuff on both blogs and get it looking how I want it to be. The progression will be slow, but my motivation kicks in on these rainy days. First things first…
IT’S JIGGABOO TIME
January 13, 2010 by Fongstarr
@MyNikonCamera I can’t believe in almost a year, I finally got a scratch on you. about 1 hour ago
@My24″iMac You froze on me 30 times today. Are you trying to tell me something? about 3 hour ago
When all else fails, just buy something to make yourself feel better. I posted this on the Fatlace joint but the real shout out goes to my coworker for the heads up on this. Going to be the third time I see The Pharcyde…once for a Distortion 2 Static show (scroll down) and the other time at Rock The Bells. Live band sounds interesting.
WHAT’S IN A BOOK
January 12, 2010 by Fongstarr
This is kind of an overnight love sensation. Pardon the tattoo vets if I am a band wagon jumper but I’ll put it out there that Shige is the best tattoo artist that I’ve encountered thus far. It’s not so much the epitome of his style or the typical japanese subject matter, but the idea of what can actually be done to person’s skin to transform them into a walking piece of art. After hours upon hours of reading this thing for free at the Kinokuniya Bookstore, I forked over the $100 to get it. Below is just a taste of the +300 page book.
