In the words of Thor - "We live to Rock."
In the words of Zolar X - "Don't Ever Quit. Don't Give up the Ship."
In the words of Butthead - "That was the coolest thing I've ever seen."
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2 comments:
Awesome. Glad you caught it! I've been blogging for to get poeple to go for ages and nobody in Houston ever believes me about how fun a Thor show is!
Did he spare "the beast that walks among you"?
Both Thor and Zolar X are also really nice guys.
Well hopefully they had a bigger turnout in Chicago than they did in Houston.
Hail Thor!
I believe the beast was spared although the crowd certainly thought she should have been brutally executed with a great preference for bludgeoning by stone hammer.
Yes indeed these were nice folks fully into themselves yet in on the joke and apparently loving every moment of it the way old musicians do so much more than the young ones.
The turnout was good. It didn't hurt that the more hip-to-the-times Triclops! was on the bill and a local fav Velcro Lewis. Btw, Triclops! was good too - nothing new really, young psychedelic punk with a crowd rushing frontman...just plain fun.
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