WORM QUARTET RE-ROCKS SYRACUSE
March 7th, 2002Koala Compound fire benefit @ Armory High
Syracuse, NY
Great show...*TONS* of bands, so I had to do a short set, but a lot of people came up from the bar to check me out, made good noises at my stupid songs, and told me I rawked after the show. Nifty stuff!!
These pics were taken by my friend Mary...although a few may have been taken by another friend of mine, John. Both Mary and John were imported from Rochester for the show.
Falling to my knees for the prayer in the middle of "Dear God." Note that there is actually a Virgin Mary statue directly to my left (your right.) That's just too cool...I had no idea that was there!!
My eyes look red in all of these pictures, but THIS one is downright demonic!
Good rock star pic! If only I had a fist in the air...
I don't remember what was going on here...I think I was either surprised that sound was coming out of the monitor (the sound guy did a fantastic job of making me not suck as much as I could have) or trying to figure out where the hell my water bottle was.
Armory High has a bigger stage than I'm used to, which is cool. Kinda hard to get to the audience, though...
Look! A 6'4" 300-lb. long-haired guy in a "Your Mother Is A Whore" shirt is singing to you!
When I run out of breath during "I Don't Give A Shit About Your Website," I turn to the crowd for help. It's becoming clear already that no set of Worm Quartet live pics will ever be considered "complete" without a picture of my friend *AL!* He looks like he has a mohawk in this picture, but he actually just has spiked hair and is balding. The other guy who looks like he knows the words is Nick, a fellow 2XL punk from Amorous Radio.
I have no idea what the hell I'm doing in this picture.
Fat man with mullet bang head now.
For some reason I make really weird hand gestures during "Too Fat For The Pit." Probably because it's got a long instrumental and I'm the only one on stage.
Here I'm wincing, because I rock so much it hurts.
LOUD!! LOUD LOUD LOUD!! LOUD!!!
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