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If anyone wants to make up a nice looking poster for this show, I can print on cardstock & mail copies to as many people as possible to promote this show! (esp since we have over 2 months to pack this house - could be ser biz)  

(I\'d do it myself, but I don\'t have any artistic skills, so if someone else wants to do it up, pm me please!)

and yes again!! let\'s do it up, girl! i\'ll def flier and hit up my bro in law to help. he\'s all motivated to make the breakfast blow up. gotta love fresh blood to the scene. want to mail?

Nice!  Thanks Diana - I\'ll give you some tonight @ Daniel Street

wow, that\'s some quick turnaround! see you soon!!

wow this place does look awesome!

good shows/good flyering opportunities in nyc. (just deal with my side commentary. i\'m bored.)

The Slip (over-rated band but hey, they draw a crowd. miraculously.)
06/26/09 Fri   
Bowery Ballroom   

Kentavius Jones (this dude\'s opening for breakfast at crash mansion.)
Consider The Source (you know where i stand on these guys)
05/30/09 Sat   
Crash Mansion

The Macpodz (holla!!)
Family Groove Company   
05/12/09 Tue   
Sullivan Hall   New York, NY

Digital Frontier (breakfast fans from westchester! bisco kids untz to the fullest.)
MJ Project
Psylab
Damn Right!
05/08/09 Fri   
Sullivan Hall   New York, NY

MICHETTI featuring Chris Michetti of RAQ (hmmm, think he\'ll be mad to hear about the breakfast? perhaps. nevertheless, great fliering op.)
RANA   (wow, these guys are still around? is the dude from particle still playing with them?)   
05/15/09 Fri
Sullivan Hall   New York, NY

The Heavy Pets (they\'re playing bonnaroo. funky and good. note: edited b/c i initially posted commentary thinking it was another band. sorry.)
Consider The Source
05/02/09 Sat   
Sullivan Hall   New York, NY

Eric Lindell
Jamie McLean (remember when he sat in on score at mercury? no? oh, right, sorrry chip -- another epic nyc performance that wasn\'t recorded!! few people in the house this night but it was a hell of a show!)
05/28/09 Thu   
Sullivan Hall   New York, NY

Eric Krasno (killer guitarist from soulive.)
Eric Krasno & Chapter 2
The Benjy Davis Project
Moon Taxi
Alexis P. Suter Band   
05/30/09 Sat   
Sullivan Hall

Papa Grows Funk
Rubblebucket Orchestra    (this band is awesome. i\'ll all but definitely be there.)
06/05/09 Fri   
Sullivan Hall

Nate Wilson Group (just opened for both nights of moe. in boston)
Honey Island Swamp Band
BuzzUniverse   
06/25/09 Thu   
Sullivan Hall

Animal Collective (word! sucks it\'s on a wed.)
Grouper   
05/13/09 Wed   
Terminal 5

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band (no longer with jamie mcclean, see above.)
05/18/09 Mon   
Highline Ballroom

Adam Ezra Group (these guys opened for a willie waldman experiment at the field once.)
05/09/09 Sat   
Mercury Lounge

The Mother Hips
Hymns   
05/16/09 Sat
Mercury Lounge

Blood Street (woot woot!! lboogie!!)    
05/27/09 Wed   
Mercury Lounge

Mercury Landing (they opened for breakfast a few times. big bfast fans with a very big nyc fan base. they recently opened for tlg. friends of mine from nyu days.)
05/30/09 Sat   
Mercury Lounge   New York, NY

Meat Puppets (some things will never change....)
Retribution Gospel Choir   
06/11/09 and 6/12/09
Mercury Lounge

dare i suggest a bus trip?

well, i got crickets on this, but i went ahead and requested a price quote for an 18 passenger party bus from none other than shady acres to crash mansion and back to shady acres.

i know i chatted briefly with a few people about this at a-z and there was interest, so we\'ll see what price they come back with. ser, this would be.

:lol: deal. no tapers. nyc just needs to be experienced. that\'s the only way. primal in all capacities.

hmmm on second though, it would have to be an extremely cheap bus trip for me to not take the train in instead

hmmm on second though, it would have to be an extremely cheap bus trip for me to not take the train in instead

me too, but i figured might as well see how much it costs.

although on third thought, **** the MTA and their payroll tax!

"12: The Breakfast
The Breakfast is a hard-hitting jazz rock experimental quartet whose music ranges from progressive rock to sonic landscapes. Their national tour and non-stop schedule have seen them support the likes of The Wailers, Moe, North Mississippi All-Stars, Gomez, and others. In addition to their "road warrior" status, The Breakfast have played the 10,000 Lakes Festival in Minnesota twice, featuring other bands like Widespread Panic, Trey Anastasio, The Black Crowes and many more. Summer festivals like moe.down, Gathering of the Vibes, Camp Bisco, High Sierra, Bonaroo, and other notable events have also invited The Breakfast to share their sound. Tighter, funkier, and more versatile than ever before The Breakfast are turning heads with each show. "

I might be wrong but I don\'t recall the boys playing roo ??