High In One Eye: Got it Get it Good I Got It

High In One Eye

playing a show

at Satchmo
with NECKBEARD (our other band)
AND SMILEY WITH A KNIFE!!!!!
AAAARRRRHHHHGGGGGGG
It will be the best thing to happen to Loyola since forever

we have completed a new song that involves a lot of random stuff. We do some full fledged white boy jazz...and funk. We also do some of that typical high in one eye stuff. Song title being the synthesis of nihilistic nostalgia. Plug that into your DAC. We also have a bunch of videos of a bunch of our songs on that youtube website.

Hopefully we will get those Instrumental Festival CDs soon so that you kids can buy some CDs and we can finally get your money and spend it on useless equipment that masks how terrible we are at our instruments.

INSIGHT on to what equipment that I will probably be purchasing in the far away future. SKIP THIS CRAP IF YOU CARE NOT ABOUT DRUMS AND CYMBALS!
A Hammerax Liquicy 20 inch Ride
Zildjian A Custom 15 or 16 inch Crash
and some new hi hats probably...not sure what kind
As for the new drums I have no idea but I am leaning towards making a Frankenstein Set. If you have any suggestions of what you think sounds cool inform me.

I saw Metronome the City last night at the Bank Street Bar. They are definitely the one band of the city that I would recommend everyone to see. These guys are under appreciated. They have been doing this instrumental music longer than most of us and they do it better than all of us. I could go on forever about this band for they are up there with the instrumental greats if you ask me. Anyways....go check em out.

I have noticed that more and more people have been viewing this blog from around the country...and some people in Europe. That is pretty awesome...keep telling your friends from other states about us. Once we go on our huge world tour we want everyplace we visit to know our name from a previous date.

I am reading this book called Decolonizing the Mind by Ngugi Wa Thing'o right now. All you kids out there should read it for there are many interesting ideas to be taken from this book.

Be sure to come out to the show this Thursday and continue to support your local music scene, especially Metronome the City