I got my first bass guitar when I was sixteen years old. My best friend Adam Randall had been learning to play acoustic six-string guitar the year before. As soon as I could play a little, I called him up and said, "Wanna jam?" Ever since then we have played music together in some form or another. Dozens of songs, and 4 independently released albums.
What's my point? Well, we're working on a new album and looking for financial help via www.kickstarter.com. Think of it as a way to pre-order a great indie folk-rock album, as well as supporting a talented local Florida artist. Watch this and enjoy!
(note: if the video below is not working, click HERE.)
Monday, September 24, 2012
Monday, September 3, 2012
Product Review: Hot Potatoes's Spicy Bloody Mary Potato Chips
These are kettle chips, so they are super crunchy and shaped in a variety of lumpy, swirly curls. The flavor is a mild tomato taste, which my wife says tastes like V8 juice. (I've never tried V8 because I don't like tomatoes, but I don't mind the flavor of these chips.) After that, there was a very mild spicy afterburn. Very, very mild. And therein lies the problem.
Based on the bold wording and fiery colors of the package, I was expecting my tongue to burst into flames, or something equally as dramatic. However, the flavors that were there were just barely there. These chips aren't bad. If I had just tried them without expecting 'HOT SPICY BLOODY MARY,' I would have liked them more. I am just a victim of false expectations, I suppose.
Rating: 3 out of 5 ghosts.
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