Last Thursday night I went to see my favorite podcaster, The Rock and Roll Geek Show's Michael Butler, play bass (along with Billy Morrison of The Cult/Camp Freddy on guitar and Scott Lipps on drums) for Ginger Wildheart @ the Viper Room. I am a bit ashamed to admit I am not a fan and didn't know the songs. I meant to download the songs from the setlist (Michael gave it out on the podcast last week), but I didn't get around to it.
Butler was all over the stage, looking like a bad ass with his bass down low in his Disco Sucks t-shirt. The songs were catchy as hell and I plan on buying some Wildhearts/Ginger tracks in the near future.
It was cool meeting Michael after the show. The weird part about the night was that Trisha (Bull Lee singer), walked up to us as we were talking. She was there to review the opening band for a friend's blog. She ended up reviewing Ginger too (who she called the opening band), you can check that out here.
It was cool meeting Michael after the show. The weird part about the night was that Trisha (Bull Lee singer), walked up to us as we were talking. She was there to review the opening band for a friend's blog. She ended up reviewing Ginger too (who she called the opening band), you can check that out here.
Michael's first words to me as I walked up and introduced myself (he's played us on his show before and we've corresponded a few times via email): "I thought you'd be a fat guy".
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