Skip to main content

Missoula, MT 10/6/09

Image
By

Woke up early and hit the road, Aaron was real excited about the six hour drive:

We bought Snow Cat and Carl a new buddy along the way, we’re calling him Glowbra:
That’s right, a glow in the dark cobra head. Jealous much? And it was only $2.99. Christmas came early this year folks.

Saviours met up with us last night:
They’ll be on the rest of the tour with us, I will make sure to keep you up on the debauchery that is sure to ensue. Them boys aren’t afraid to look a party in dead in the eye and say, “You wanna go?”

After the show we stayed with our new friend Cameron who lives in an awesome Quonset hut that was converted into a recording studio check it out here. He and his wife completely took care of us, feeding us, and letting us louse up both their shower and couches. Thanks Cameron.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I can swear during the last tour I said there was a better chance of me taking a cheese grader to my genitals than me ever get back in the van with these guys if the thermometer was showing anything colder the seventy degrees. So how in the hell did I get this photo today?
Son-of-a…

—Coyle

Tour To Live!
Labels:

Comments

  1. Blog for Light is the New Dark - StudioOctober 8, 2009 at 6:39 AM

    These shots are great! And yes, I am green with envy over Glowbra.
    I think from now on all form of glo-in-the-dark plastic Jesus car dash statues should be made with mandatory cobra heads.

    Enjoy the adventures of the road boys!

    K

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What We Did For Our Summer 2013 Summer Vacation: Part Duex.

By
Okay, where were we? Slayer. That’s right. So, after all the craziness that was the first couple weeks of the tour we finally settled into our digs for the rest of the tour and met our driver Jens: Things you should know about Jens: The man can drive his ass off. You don’t want to eat his hummus, or he will kill you. If you’re a promoter that ripped off another band he was working for who happens to be at the show he is at, you best find a ATM because he will shake your ass down for all that loot. (Did that make any sense? I don't care.) After a quick bro down with him, we made our way to Interlaken where following a night of hanging with some road homies and watching some Rammstein… Wait, I have to say something right now. I, like a lot of people out there, have never given a good goddamn about Rammstein. Never got the allure. But after watching them live—HOLY FUCKING SHIT! I couldn’t tell you what one of their songs sounds like but their stage show ...
24 comments
Read more

European Headliner Part Three

By
You know the saying better late than never? This post very well might be an exception to that rule for the following reasons: 1)    I lost my camera and all the photos on it. So I have to use whatever is on my phone and John and David’s photos. 2)    Since being home I have had more beer poured on my face than a corpse at an Irish wake and remember little to nothing about the last couple weeks in Europe. 3)    Compared to the road where all there is a van full of dudes that I don’t really want to talk to after a couple weeks, at home there is a couch and cable to distract me. 4)    I took no notes about said last couple weeks because: 5)    I am really lazy Wiesbaden, Germany 4/27/12 I remember this place! It was an old slaughterhouse turned venue. Those rods on the ceiling are where they would hang the carcasses.  This is going to be easy. Winterhur, Switzerland 4/28/12 I got nothi...
23 comments
Read more

What We Did For Our 2013 Summer Vacation: Part One

By
Hey there world, it’s been a while—over a year. I know that a lot of bad stuff has happened out there since my last post and I’m sorry, I did not realize that this blog was the delicate thread that held the world together. Now I know and I’m going to try my best to get back on the horse and start really blogging about the important issues that you, the world, crave. Such as the regularity of our farts, and whether or not Bryan’s socks look like a well steeped tea bag. Because then and only then will you, the world, be able to relax knowing all that is important is, once again, available with the click of a mouse and feel free to kick your collective feet up and tackle this whole North Korea thing. But you have to understand, maintaining this blog is not as easy as it used to be for me. You see, now that we are international rock stars with up to 100 people showing up at every show, my duties with the band have changed. In the olden days (back in the early 2010’s) the world was m...
21 comments
Read more