Casual Elvis and Buddy Moose at Spunk on 6/10!

A little shot of bourbon, a little kick... op op op

To be honest, it’s just not really my scene.
The guys over at The Rusty Anchor are nice enough, blah blah blah, and for a split second they almost remind me of some kid band from a sitcom, but honestly? It’s all just way too soft for my taste. 🙂 😬

And the same goes for Elvis Presley.
It felt a bit bland to me. If you set aside that one moment where they tried to amp things up toward the end, it honestly sounded like someone just hit the repeat button after the very first track. 🙂

That said, if there's one silver lining, I actually dig boldscout72's whole aesthetic.👍 😁

The Rusty Anchor said:pure garbage, pure garbage, pure garbage placeholder placeholder placeholder placeholder placeholder placeholder

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It was alright for me, I guess, but honestly, those two guys were such a massive pain in the ass because they wouldn't shut up about some stupid nonsense the entire time Elvis Presley was performing... total low-class jerks.
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Robin Williams6 said:It was alright, but those two guys totally ruined it for me. They were shouting all this stupid crap during Elvis Presley's set... total rednecks.
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Hahaha 🙂

Yeah. Rednecks. ☕

I had a blast. 🙂

The Rusty Anchor is a killer guitarist and mandolin player, but man, those stage moves are grating. Look, I get it—you get lost in the music—but his movements feel totally forced. He just won't stop. It’s like he's trying way too hard to look cool. Why can't he take a page out of the frontman's book?😛

The Rusty Anchor was actually pretty cool on stage 😎

Robin Williams6 said:Personally, I had a decent time, though those two guys who kept shouting absolute nonsense during Elvis Presley's set were incredibly obnoxious... just total lowlifes.
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Well, if you ask me, those two guys were actually the highlights of the night. 😁
Overall, regarding Elvis Presley, the performance was a bit shaky—though, truth be told, I was quite intoxicated, so it didn't matter much to me. I had a wonderful time, and looking around, it seems I wasn't the only one...

The Rusty Anchor is simply the best. 🙏 Oh, and my thanks to everyone who showed up, drank their fill, and helped cover the costs for the trip. And the lunch. And the substances. 😎

Both bands are alright, though I actually prefer the River City group.

The Rusty Anchor is incredible live 🙂 but honestly, the drummer is the coolest part of that band. He’s just got this vibe—tobacco hanging from his lip, staring at the ceiling, playing whatever he wants without a care in the world. Even the bassist is pretty easy on the eyes.

As for Elvis Presley and the rest, they look perfectly decent enough.

Melissa Collins41 said:but honestly, the drummer is definitely the coolest part of that band..

forget the drummer—the bassist is the one who's T R U E! 🙂

Dammit, y'all are talking about what everyone looks like, and here I am feeling like a total stranger again. 🙂

Carol Jackson45 said:Good grief, you guys are all talking about what everyone looked like, and now I feel like I missed out completely.🙂

The guy with the earring and that necklace thing—the one with the medallion—was definitely the bassist. You actually chatted with him later.

Though honestly, the drummer was way cooler. Too bad I didn't get a photo.

Melissa Collins41 said:That guy with the earring and that chain thing—with the medallion or whatever—is a total poser. You said you actually hung out with him later.

Whatever, I don't really care about the drummer from Blue Cheer. Too bad I didn't grab a photo of him.

Ugh. Typical. *flips the switch* Facts. The bassist rules. 🙏

So, where are the pics?

Carol Jackson45 said:Man, you guys are talking about what everyone looks like—now I feel like I missed out again. 🙂

Okay, now you're overdoing it—I mean, it shouldn't be *that* hard to stumble upon something while you're sleeping, I guess.

The images look pretty standard to me. You know how the process goes 😁

gentlepuma20 said:Man, you're reaching. It’s not like you can just wander off mid-sleep and stumble into a whole different scene.

I spent a while standing on a chair 😬

But I couldn't get to the front row. Honestly, those loudmouth jerks in the crowd were scaring the hell out of me. 😈

Kudos to those musicians, they really nailed it...
Sadly, I didn't live long enough to see casual Elvis in his prime...

"I'm too old for this shit"

After Steven Hernandez9 finished up, I pulled an all-nighter out on the patio. When I finally walked into the lounge around 3:00 AM, it was quite the sight: DJ Hellsonic was blasting some gritty outlaw country while about 300 empty beer bottles lay shattered across the floor... the only thing missing was a little bit of chaos...

MBM index looks solid.

loverman said:Steven Hernandez9 is an incredible guitarist and mandolin player, though I suppose his stage presence can be a bit distracting. I understand getting lost in the music, but some of his movements felt perhaps a little forced to me. It’s as if he’s trying too hard to be cool; he might want to take a page out of the frontman's book instead.😛

I am sorry if my performance was irritating to you. The movements aren't forced, they just are what they are. I don't really know how else to be, I guess...

I personally had a wonderful time at the show. Best to everyone there, and I will pass along my regards to the rhythm section.🙂

Steven Hernandez9 said:Look, I’m sorry if I got under your skin. These moves aren't staged; they just happen. It is what it is. I don't know how else to play it, dammit.

"Crazy Legs" Matthew 😁