oooooh the neurolux. a great bar and venue in boise was where zac and i spent our friday and saturday nights. cheap beer and $3 cover for whatever band may be up that evening. our first foray into the downtown boise music scene consisted of two bands - with child and dead science. i've never heard anything so awful as with child's audio experiments. looping noise. yay! i can record metallic sounding blips over and over and force it into an unassuming post-happy hour crowd's ear drums! yay! the guy would have a better chance moonlighting as a guy pearce impersonator. dead science was a welcome change considering they were not with child. second night was el ten eleven out of l.a. great instrumental band who had no concern for changing time zones. at least they showed up... be it an hour and a half late.
outside of the music, i also got to witness the boise scene kids. one girl happily canoodled with with child on friday, the next night she could be found making out and dancing sporadicly with a plump young boise spud . zac's on his way to witness if she can keep it up for a third night. this young floozy couldn't hold a candle to hippy jesus and his lovin' mama. the cutest barefoot, flower-crowned couple in the high desert.
just next door to the neurolux was one of the best record stores i've ever set foot in, the record exchange. great, friendly staff, good selection of new and used cd's and bargain basement prices on potato shaped potato scrubbers in their sidewalk sale that happened to be taking place this weekend.
once i load photos, i'll update with some of the absolutely pristine nature scapes idaho had to offer. it was a great weekend with many thanks to dennis and cathy, the most gracious of hosts and fantastic boise area tour guides.
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