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Look ma, my first podcast.

2008-01-27T11:29:38Z

Video Podcast #1

Snow in Hattiesburg
Saturday Parades
Shiner Bohemian Black Lager
and then some...?

My very first video podcast. Apparently the intro messed up, so the first five secs. shows part of a screenshot? Disregard that. I hope you enjoy.

Hello! Adventures Video Podcast Episode 1 from Hello! Adventures on Vimeo.

Hooray!

2007-12-16T19:34:09Z

Friend EP

2007-11-06T18:29:45Z

THIS
IS
AMAZING

You should listen to it if you can.

Hotel Chevalier

2007-09-27T14:36:13Z

If you, like myself, are excited about Wes Anderson's upcoming picture The Darjeeling Limited, then you, like myself, should make sure to watch Hotel Chevalier, a short 13-minute film that's essentially a prequel to the Darjeeling Limited. A little on the racy side, it still manages to capture the essential Wes Anderson characteristics found in all his other films; e.g. the wide angle shots, the intricate setting, the music, and even that trademark Wes Anderson slow-motion-height-of-emotion shot. It's available free on iTunes, and certainly makes me even more excited about the Darjeeling Limited.

juvu @ 2007-04-07T10:27:00

2007-04-07T15:29:09Z

Hello friends! You should come and support my brother and I, and these fine guys from Baton Rouge!

I've been hiding under Iraq.

2007-01-22T19:26:11Z

Knock knock, Blayne, it's your hubby!

Blayne made ornaments of herself and Ginger for their apartment.

Then we went to show of Hands.

Katie wore a very sultry and seductive dress for one of her songs. That was an almost awkward night, by the way.

This was the saddest song. The Deaf Ed professor is a really moving actor too.

But fear not, there were star wars bedsheets.

BriCli was in a skit or two.

Labyrinth, anyone?

More Katie and friends.

This man had a boss hat.

As did this fine country gentleman.

This fffire is out of control.

Russell and I wanted to go on an adventure, so we did.

Cemetary first, complete with faulty tombstones.

The fisheye and laying down in the grass.

You may or may not know this, but mofo pisses here.

Jump!

In the shadows.

Underground.

The Rave Tree.

We decided to come home and watch something far too amazing for us to fathom.

Star Wars!!

A few nights later we (refuse to admit that we actually) played Karaoke Revolution.

Another adventure was had this time involving Ginger, Rachael, and Eric!

I love this one.

Right after Angela's Eighties Party.

We had a dinner the next night.

Complete with storytime.

The next morning, I actually rode my bike to the bagelshop, complete with foggy surroundings, and Jens Lekman playing on my iPod.

Fast-forward a few days and I'm on my way to VA.

There's a guy wearing a mask on the plane, I think that's pretty stupid fresh.

Hug's taller than me now, and Bella's getting pretty old too.

Not as old as these guys here.

Dean playing Hugh's drum setup.

Snow!

The ski lodge had a skating rink there too, so we all skated as well.

Hugh is secretly a thug.

I am such a tard.

We went down to DC.

Dean and Deluca was pretty much the most amazing place I've ever been to. It makes Whole Foods look like Piggly Wiggly.

Back at home, I attempted to make a case for Hot Doggy (my iPod).

It actually doesn't hold up well at all. I'm going to attempt to fix it soonish.

Later that week, Kelsey came to Jackson and we hung out. I forgot I had my camera the whole time until we got to the resevoir.

Not ours. It was already there when we got there.

Yeah throwing my bigass camera, with the auto-timer, maybe not such a good idea.

I need to stop with the suggestive poses.

This picture is my favorite.

HAIRCUT PAT

FUTUREPARTY???

Okay, these are Of Montreal roadtrip pictures. If T&A offends you, and by that I mean testicles and awkwardly visible manass bother you, then just don't look through these. Kevin Barnes has some rather exposing costumes. But I strongly encourage you to take a look anyway because the pictures for some odd reason came out amazing, and I took way too many.

The extremely extremely extremely cute violinist who reminded me of dothefrug.

This one is also my favorite.

Overall, an amazing amazing amazing amazing show. I wish Rachael couuld have been there, surely she was with us in spirit.

And here's a little treat for you since you made it all the way to the bottom.

The earlier parts of November, and primarily October.

2006-11-13T07:35:21Z

October has been a hell of a month. It was probably one of the best months I've ever had in my life, for a multitude of reasons. But I'm sad to report that October is now long gone.

Anyhow, here's photo documentation of some of the things that went on during October.

On Friday the 13th, there was an art party. Here is Ashley, Sam, and Nash's PJ Harvey Cover Band.

Shake!

For having been very unrehearsed, they did very well. I thought they sounded great!

There was a room with balloons, and you could hold a knife and stab them and pop them it was great.

The warmth of the fire.

Then Charles played a set! I'm glad he came down. I ended up hanging out with him, Ginger, and Katie the rest of the night. We totally went to Dan's Diner and almost got killed, pretty exciting times.

Oh yeah, I played too. None of these pictures are mine, but oh well. Starting with May's!

And then Bradley's pictures:

So fast forward to later on that week. Wednesday. I drove to Diamondhead to meet Katie's dog, and her parents too? It was a little awkward, but oh well.

Following Katie.

Alas, we made it to D'head.

Later that night, I returned back to Hattiesburg for a surprise visit to open mic night.

The next morning, on what was arguably one of the best trips to Atlanta I've ever made, Pat, Ginger, Eric and I set out on our journey. We stopped at Krispy Kreme that morning.

Drove to Tuscaloosa, and ate some ribs. At this place, Dreamland.

This is Pat screaming, "So dericious!"

We stopped at a porn shop in Oxford, AL. It was really kind of funny. Ginger was going as little-bo-peep, and since she had lost her sheep, she was hoping to buy some more at the porn shop. The clerk regretfully informed her that he had purchased the last one. Anyways, love stuff. A touch of class for adults.

People really like Auburn around here, I suppose!

Who's holding the wheel?!?

Made it to Atlanta, ate at this place with Joslyn.

Pretty decent, even if it looks like puke.

People in Atlanta, I say!

Pat decided to let his hair down for once. What a stud.

Meeting up with Di and Evan for some thai food.

She's blinding me with science!

The one picture of me I can actually deal with.

The one thing I don't like about Atlanta is the ridiculous traffic.

But us cool dudes (and lady) know how to make light of the situation.

Fellini's Pizza

Pat, Joslyn, and Mistaire Julian.

Broken Social Scene
Who was very very very very good, btw. Even though these first few pictures are actually of Do Make Say Think, who are also very very very good.

And this kind of sucks, but I lost my memory card, and don't have many pictures from the Broken Social Scene set. I wish I could find it. I may have left it at Joslyn's. You'll have to deal with these pictures for now.

Brendan Canning plays so fast, he spontaneously combusts.

Kevin Drew has nice eyes. He's so dreamy.

Fast forward to next weekend,
I went to Voodoo Music Festival.
Other than the three amazing acts I saw, it was pretty lame.
But don't be fooled, Jamie Lidell was amazing. And though I don't want to commit heresy by saying that his performance was better than Broken Social Scene's or The Flaming Lips, I will say that he did stand his ground, and it was a really really good performance. Particularly for a solo act.

Those pants!

There was a black lab on stage.

Broken Social Scene

Chillin' with Amy Millan.

Then later that night, we returned to the Burg for a Halloween Party. Here's some of that:

So the next day we returned to Voodoofest.
My brother thought it would be a good idea to see Jack's Mannequin, but I think this Andrew guy kind of ruins piano bands for me. I just can't get into his music.

So naturally, we left for the black hearts procession. Or whatever these people were called.

A little bit of Jazz.

Hugh and I hit up the playstation tent to try Guitar Hero 2. Then we were even more enticed by Singstar, which is FINALLY coming to the states. We sang Bloc Party's Banquet, Blur's Song 2, and started singing Elton John's rocketman.

Getting ready for a big celebration.

While waiting, this guy got stuck in a tree. Everybody at the festival was watching on the screens, and you could hear thousands of people chanting, "Jump! Jump! Jump!", and we cheered when he got out.

In true lips fashion.

The Bubble!

Here I am almost touching Wayne! Almost!

Race for the Prize.

Yoshimi Singalong

Thank you, Wayne. For bringing magic to my heart.

Russell built a fort in the back. Not so much a fort, but we call it that:

Next weekend:
Tulsa Roadtrip

Me and Jennifer.

Ominous clouds.

Cain's Ballroom.

Waiting, anticipation, what not.

Tied with TwiRoPa for the coolest venue I've ever been to.

Corn 'Mo

And the guy I came to see...

Freaking Mr.BEN FOLDS!

It was such a great show. I was expecting him to play solo, but he sounds better with a backing band. He played alot of newer Songs for Silverman-esque stuff. Jesusland and Trusted sound really really good live. But towards the end of the show, he naturally returned to his roots, and I'm glad he did, because he played some real gems. During the Army singalong, he didn't even have to explain, he was like, "You guys already know the deal." And naturally, most everybody did.

I guess this wasn't really in October, and neither was Ben Folds, but last wednesday, I went with Pat to Lion's Choice. Why do you ask? You'll find out in a bit.

Me: "Excuse me, do you have a limit on how many hot dogs you can purchase?"
Cashier: "Uh, no?"
Me: "Saweet. I'll have ten please."

Wednesday is Family day, aka $.49 hot dogs. So I did the hot dog challenge.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 hot dogs.

Victory is mine!

Pat asked me to stage this one, though surprisingly enough, I felt fine afterwards. I felt fine until I started throwing the football around with Pat later on that day.

So yeah, that's my post.
Happy November?

juvu @ 2006-10-16T22:56:00

2006-10-17T03:56:43Z

Man I have been pissing people off left and right today. This kind of sucks.

juvu @ 2006-09-20T22:32:00

2006-09-21T03:32:48Z

Austin City Limits Post

But of course, some pictures go a little futher back.
Russell, Katherine, and Jeremiah. (And Bruce too, of course.)

Russell tried out the Amberjaque. Which unfortunately for him was 2/3rds head.

Fun in the kitchen.

Kaitlin, Wes, and Leland.

So finally, later on, we head on out to ACL. We're so happy. We totally drove all the way to Austin with big smiles on our faces.

To the Hannermobile!

Oh Garrett, you can't escape the fisheye lens.

We finally arrived at like 6:45 in the mernin. All so tired.

But you know what...we got some sleep, and then Eric and I were full of energy!!

I think I tried some fancy trick here.

So finally, we made it to Zilker park.

Everyone's doing the nose thing!

Finally, inside, we sawr Ted Leo from a ways away.

But the all-powerful camera can see things we can't.

The Dears were pretty good.

We all caught up at Wolf Parade. The girls in the group picture.

But never fear! Eric's here.

A lotttttttttt of people for Wolf Parade.

Dan Boeckner!

Hadji Bakara!

And of course, Mr. Spencer Krug, who apparently worked with Mr. Bejar on his Destroyer albums.

Wolf Parade was so freaking good. Their set was the perfect length. They played just about everything, including stuff off their EP like DISCO SHEETS!!

On the way to Gnarls.

I forgot what band this was. But they were alright. I like pedal steel.

So did you know that the greeks, after listening to techno music, invented falafel? (What a presumptuous claim!)

I had to sit through the last few minutes of Los Lonely Boys to get a good spot for John Mayer.

The bassist just felt like playing both guitar and bass.

Awww these guys know how to share!

Behind the back!

The crowd for John Mayer.

There he is!

His ghost is coming out of him on this one.

And he looks like Edward Scissorhands in this one.

Soooo many people.

The JM set was really really good. He played alot of stuff off of Continuum, and luckily he played the good ones off of there. He also played a song off of Heavier Things, but he definitely definitely definitely rocked out some goldens from Room for Squares which I was happy to have heard. I wish he'd of played Neon though.

Back at the house where we stayed, Hannah's cousin drew some dragons.

The next day, we went to the drag/strip/whatever.

Blayne and her Entourage.

Bubble tea.

Ohhhhhhhhhhh man Phoenix was so so so so so so so so so good, just as I remembered them being.

The wind was blowing.

Thomas is looking straight at me in this one!

Saw a little bit of Galactic.

TV on the Radio was pretty good.

Windchimes!

And of course like four people on the drumset.

Here we are having a break, and listening to the Shins.

Garrett and this little duck love TV on the Radio.

We kind of sat through What Made Milwaukee Famous to get a good spot for Explosions in the Sky, but ironically, I left in the middle of the set to catch Brazillian Girls while the rest of the crew stayed.

Everyone looks so angry!

Except this guy.

Anyhow, I left in the middle of their set to go see Brazilian Girls which were so so good. It was a different vibe from everything else I saw that weekend.

Back in time for Explosions.

Explosions was really really really good too. I can see why alot of people like them.

Come to the light!

Willie Nelson from a far ways back.

Next day!!
Eric is drinking some Orange Juice from the dino cup.

Have a Ball in Darwin, MN.

More of Alex's dragons.

My crayons melted after leaving them in my car.

So it rained, but that's okay because we got to see Anathallo in the rain which was probably one of my top three memories from the weekend. Anathallo is so so good.

And I kind of think that the girl from Anathallo is really cute.

The girrrls. Or well, half of them. The other two ditched us to get a good spot for the Stills. We thought we'd never see 'em again!

But you know what, thanks to the Jumbotron, we found them. Ginger's hiding behind some dude.

The Stills. Their first song was horrrrrrrrrible. Thank goodness the rest of their set got better.

So afterwards, we all discussed the plan.

I got bored discussing, so I took a picture of Garrett's sexy legs.

Then we got to see this Children's band called the Imagination Movers. Blayne knew the lead singer, and believe it or not, they were actually pretty freaking awesome.

Clifford even came out and danced with everyone.

Then we all fraternized with Scott.

Big Grocery Bag!

Food circle.

Sleep circle.

The ground we stood upon.

The crowd we stood within.

The wife who I always make good memories of Austin with!

Asian Keyboardist?

Drummer? Bassist?

This must mean that Matisyahu is playing!

Matisyahu is watching you.

Then of course, the highlight of the entire festival had to be seeing the Lips again.

Getting into the bubble!

Hey Wayne!!

Confetti!

Dancing Santas

Then, Mr. Coyne heard about Ben Kweller having an intense nosebleed the day before. So in his honor, Mr. Coyne poured fake blood on his head.

Oh Yoshimi!!!

Blayne wanted to catch a little bit of Muse on the way out, so we did.

Such good memories!

And then later that week, we went to go see Sufjan!

With the other girls in the other car.

Unfortunately, I have no Sufjan pictures to share.