Colin outside of Ra'nelle's in Binghamton, NY, first night
of tour.DYSRHYTHMIA Spring 2005 Tour Photo Journal (commentary by K.H.)
a mini day to day tour journal can be read here.
Colin outside of Ra'nelle's in Binghamton, NY, first night
of tour.
At The Milestone in Charlotte, NC with my friend Anna who drove all the way
from Atlanta, GA for the show.
Soundchecking in Charlotte.
For the first few days of tour Colin and I were selling our own drawings. People
were actually buying them.
Yer typical Dysrhythmia fans.
Totally brutal, man.
Me with my old buddy Josh.
Pumpkinhead returns... to rock.
Upstairs at the Black Lodge Video store in Memphis, TN. This show was taped
by a seven camera film crew.
Damn right we sold it out.
The great people of Black Lodge Video and Slap Productions.
Alexie of the fantastic Philly band Stinking Lizaveta, with a travellin' buddy.
Alexie and brother Yanni in an intense match of chess. Pre-show at the Hi-Tone
in Memphis.
One of the many awesome dogs encountered on this journey.
Breakfast in Baton Rouge at our friends Lisa and Steven's place.
Lisa and Stephen.
Stiinking Liz with special guest saxophonist Richard Landry at the Renaissance
Club in Lafayette, LA
Richard's gold records for work on some Paul Simon and Talking Heads records.
We stayed at his house afterwards. Richard makes a mean catfish omelet.
Big Mike of Arkansas. Loyal follower and friend of Dysrhythmia.
Downtown Music show poster. One of our favorite places to play every time.
Outside Lil' Joe's in Shreveport, LA. Not the greatest show but we did get to
eat some damn fine cajun food. Uh-huh.
Duct-taping the van Part II.
Couldn't resist taking a photo of this at a Midwestern travel plaza.
Being harassed by a tiger at some random truck stop in TX. Typical.
Outside Emo's in Austin, TX. Home of the world's most disgusting bathroom. Still
one of the best places to play on every tour.
The Phoenix in Arlington, TX. This place holds about 3,000 people or something.
Way too big for our band. I think there were like 10 people there this night.
A RARE live shot of Jeff playing drums.
A truely inspired work of art.
I'm trippin' maaaannnnnn.
Signing the shirt of a 40/50-something year old woman in Oklahoma City, OK.
One of _two_ people there to see us that night. God bless her. Colin wrote "stay
metal" complete with a pentagram.
Dysrhythmia with fellow rockers Exit the King, giving our opinion of tonight's
show in OKC.
Live from the Exxon Valdez in Albuquerque, NM.
Next morning before leaving the Exxon house. Nice folks here doing good things
for the local scene. Support them.
Tonight at the Tribe House: cute girls.
This picture reminds me of Star Wars.
Hangin' out with some Llamas in San Diego, CA.
San Diego.
San Diego beach musician.
Jeff sampling the Jalapeno peppers of Tijuana, Mexico.
Kevin sampling the frightening bathrooms of Tijuana, Mexico.
Outside the Getty art museum in LA, CA. Hands in pockets is mandatory in a Dysrhythmia
photo shoot.
LA landscape.
This is for my man "Turkey Legs".
Awesome dog.
Another awesome dog.
Preparing to rock the pre-school.
First, we must learn.
Average pre-show ritual.
The real schoolhouse rock.
The crowd can hardly contain themselves.
Ratboy. I had some long conversations with this man.
Dysrhythmia spelled wrong.
But wait...
Dysrhythmia spelled right.
Desert moon.
I wanna move to Buford, WY and be the third person to live there...
Jeff Eber, serious about French Toast.
Lethe in Lawrence, KS.
Me with Bruce from Yakuza and others in a special improv band that opened the
Dysrhythmia show in Chicago.
Chicago afterparty with some friends.
I drank too much.
An awesome salad I ate.
Honkers wasn't that bad, actually.
Inside the Melody Inn in Indianapolis, IN.
Indy crowd shot.
Last night of tour and my guitar case broke in half.
So I gave it to this guy.