the DENVER thread

Glad the whole omelette thing got sorted out early on in this thread. Stay hammy, cheesy n' eggy, Denver!

cant believe no one on ilx has moved here yet, come on ppl

Get out here Eric — Colorado is very very nice.

15"-40" in boulder. christ! what a weird-looking storm.

The dry weather last week was the calm before the storm.

A lot of water is expected to fall from the sky over the weekend, especially over the Central USA.

Some areas could see feet of snow. Some could see flooding.

Will this be a #drought buster? We’ll see.
@NOAA pic.twitter.com/KKKeW1GJAk

— NIDIS Drought.gov (@DroughtGov) March 11, 2021

like tornado alley but a noreaster? wtf

On edge as my sister and her family live in Lafayette ... seems like they're too far north to be in danger, but still, damn.

I assume/hope your sister's house survived, Eric (and your sister and her fam, obvs.) The fire came within half a mile of my mom's house (she lives in Louisville) before the wind died down and the snow started.

I am sorry I missed the show at Tyler's house. I could have stayed with my sister.

thought this revive was going to be about Boebert/Beetlejuice.

There was even another Joan Shelley house show in 2019! Maybe we'll do it again next year ...

In the meantime, I'm still playing in random bands out here! This is our next show. I've never been to the venue, but I'm a little worried about them throwing around the terms "circus arts" and "cabaret" ...

https://scontent-den4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/373696737_10163145231311258_1069048872901350882_n.jpg?_nc_cat=101&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=49d041&_nc_ohc=xRybkR6gJuUAX9ghUV5&_nc_ht=scontent-den4-1.xx&oh=00_AfASUBGuE0oynwACMx7Od_H27PRgn4mmwB5HKarSmTUh6g&oe=650A5F91

Hah, no, I was just feeling a little homesick today, even though I've been away for more than 30 years. I really am curious as to what happened with Eric's sister's house. I guess more than 1000 homes were lost in that fire. Prices in the Boulder exurbs are out of control.

yeah they really are — i definitely couldn't afford it these days, glad I got here when I did.

When I was in school at Boulder in the mid- to late 80s, Longmont was a cow town, where a few students chose to or had to live. It's been completely transformed.

Same for downtown Denver, although it's still got the feel of a small city.

checkin out prairiewolf. nice. a few blocks from the venue above is tennysons tap-- tyler did you ever check dead comets when they had their regular sessions there, pre covid? seems adjacent.

Oops, never did follow through there, but my sisters house made it fine. They were basically a block away from the evac zone, and houses as nearby as a mile did go up, but their house was safe, and they donated a bunch of clothes and toys to families who lost everything

a crazy / awful event — still seems kind of unreal. it's been a fairly mellow year out here (knocks on wood) so far in regards to wildfires.

haven't heard of dead comets! but they do seem adjacent ... there are some decent musical things going on in denver and the surrounding area.

This guy we're playing with in a couple weeks is good: https://aarondooley.bandcamp.com/album/the-international-disassociation-of he's touring around the midwest and east coast pretty soon

m. sage is out here, playing some shows and putting on some of those outdoor / ambient Floating gigs.

Hi I live in Longmont now, and I'm a married person with (step)kids. I love it here!

HI! That place needs you. By which I mean every place.

Hi! Good to hear.