DA Gallery Show
Over twenty years old and still oddly entertaining. This was a pretty cool venue in SoCal. An outdoor lot next to what once was a Dance studio. Only the sign remained and even that was in bad shape. With only two letters left on the sign, the name “Da” Gallery was born!
Public Access mogul Randa Milliron put together a series of concerts that were part of a bigger event in celebration of the Berlin Wall coming down. There were artists from Germany with works inside the Gallery and the Fungus and other local dignitaries making their noise outside. It was all cleared and legal, for once, and so our noise was in no jeopardy of being shutdown prematurely. Though, the plug probably should have been pulled on a few of these songs.
The concept for the show seemed like a good idea at the time. Write and perform a Musical of sorts taken from articles in the Weekly World News (our favorite Supermarket tabloid at the time). These songs were created and rehearsed for a few weeks and thankfully never to be played again after this show. I guess with the exception of I Was Buried Alive which actually appears on our Lizard Tales album. Anyway, I always enjoyed this song in particular, mainly because it was so catchy and contained no lousy vocals. Oh yeah, and the absurdity of three beautiful women spontaneously breaking into dance with plastic farm tools was a nice touch. That kinda made an otherwise technically nightmarish, malfunctioning gig much more enjoyable.
