Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Pictures from the gig on a D&C offshoot website

I raised my i brows a little when i got an email saying to check out the mulletude pictures at http://men.rocmen.com That URL looks like the type of website that wouldn't want pictures of us slobs and it looks like the type of website that we would avoid, if you catch my drift. But it ain't like that at all, it's a new D&C website

here's a direct link to the pop up picture page

link

Update: Now the pitchers are on the Insider two -sweet!

http://www.rochesterinsider.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=INSIDER10

Saturday, June 23, 2007

Wow

What a grate time last night was. Mulletude Nation rocked so much. 80s chix are so hot. I don't know what to do with myself today. Maybe I'll get my bleeding ears checked out. Thanks to everyone who came and thanks to High Fidelity. We'll be back for Park Ave Fest at Prepps and rumors are beginning to circle about a High Fidelity a gig in October. It would be for an occasion where people are expected to wear costumes. (although, I no in my case, this aint know costume, that's me baby.) Nothing confirmed yet for October but keep it in the back of your head, along with 90 per scent of your hair.

Friday, June 22, 2007

Friday, June 22nd - High Fidelity

Get reddy to rock with the Papercut Ninjas and Mulletude on Friday, June 22nd at High Fidelity (club formerly known as Milestones). Oh yeah! You no it.

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Field goal jumper

This guy has his mullet tied into a ponytale but I don't care, it's still scores a 10 for mulletude ballsiness.

This is the field goal jumper from Monday Nigth footblal Bares vs Packers. I almost had a hart attackackackack when I saw it live. years go by and no one believes me when i tell the story. SO now I finally have proof baby!

Day of Wreckoning Tomorrow

No one will be safe from the Utica CLub fueled rock destruktion tomorrow. Nick has his El Camino all sooped up and is ready to whale.

Monday, June 18, 2007

Friday, June 15, 2007

June 15 issue of the Rochester Insider

There's a funny story about Mulletude in this week's issue of the Rochester Insider (a free tablloyd style newspaper put out by the Democrat and Chronical). It's not on their websight just yet but when it is, I'll post a link. The hilight of the interview for me was Nate's profound insite that 80s music draws people like a bug zapper.

Thanks to Troy Smith from the Insider for the article.

Thursday, June 14, 2007

New songs in store

We'll be playing all our previous hits on the 22nd and we're adding a bunch of knew songs. Well, I don't no if anything from an album called 1984 for instance can be considered new, but it's new for us. We're ridickulously syked.

Friday, June 8, 2007

New pic










You might think that the redness in our ayes is from the camera, but you'd be wrong. Our eyes ar red cause they are hot with the fury of heavy metal gods.

Happy hour before the gig

Turns out that my friend Tom is playing happy hour on the 22nd at High Fidelity. They'll go from 5 to 9. He's in a 2 man trio with acoustic guitar and drums called Jumbo Shrimp. They have short hair, they take showers and they don't sing about Satan at all but they're still pretty good for guys that aren't possessed by demons (like us).

http://jumboshrimpmusic.com

I know a joke about a mortician and a jumbo shrimp but if i tell it here, blogger might shut down my wide world of web enternet sight. They're not named after the joke though. Which is good.

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Bon Jovi Runaway on youtube

This is video is so awesum. There's alot of fire in it and it has nukular fallout which is sweet! The special affects gave me nightmares, but that's alright because nightmares rule. Nukular radiators apparently makes chick's eyebrows even scarier than mine.

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Mulletude mention in Rochester Insider

Susie Q had this to say




Onto less serious topics, which is what I really like, last night I went to Jimmy Mac's for the Mulletude show. Think 80's hair band only mullet style. I know it sounds like I'm really into the 80's based on the fact that I just saw Danger Kitty a few weeks ago (see post) but I'm really not. There is something to be said of the power ballad though, and I am drawn to it. I was more intoxicated at this show than at Danger Kitty, thanks to multiple grapey shots which compromised my strict, but not so strict, No Shot Policy. And by not so strict I mean if you came up to me and asked me if I wanted to do a shot, I'd barely hesitate and say, "Okay," even though I know I'm going to highly regret it the next day and then the policy is back in effect. By then I am sober and thinking rationally again so it makes sense at the time. Which pretty much makes the whole policy worthless. My sober self says, "No way, no shots, shots are bad, bad things happen when shots happen." But my tipsy self says, "Hells yeah!" Stupid tipsy self. I will analyze that some more later.

Anyway, Mulletude really had the crowd going and it was a good time.



You know it! Too bad she went to Barf Lie afterwards because she missed the debut performance of Moustache Ride..








Scroll down to "RIP, Chili Socks."

http://www.rochesterinsider.com/blogs/susie/#

Monday, February 12, 2007

Sunday, February 11, 2007

Thanks to everyone at Jimmy Mac's

Thank you to everyone who came out to Jimmy Mac's. Looked to me like everyone was having a great time - I know that all of us had a blast. Keep checking in for more gigs. We'll definitely be playing at Park Ave Fest, but I don't know if I can go that long without rocking... Stay tuned

Gigs February 9th and 10th with Papercut Ninjas

2/9 TF Browns (Batavia) - 10:00 Map
2/10 Jimmy Macs (Rochester) - 9:30 Map

Saturday, February 10, 2007

Thank you, Batavia

Batavia was well rocked last night. TF Browns is write up are alley. We put the rock in rock 'n bowl. Mulletude thoroly enjoyed melting faces with heavy metal thunder. No power grid in Genesee County can withstand the fury of Von Carhart's fingering. We'll see if Monroe County is up to the chalenge tonight.

Friday, February 9, 2007

Genesee County will rock tonight

Tonight, we'll be at TF Browns aka The B.B.E. (Best Bar Ever) in Batavia. Did you know Batavia was Capital for a Day? I'm telling ya, Batavia's big time. You know it. Oh yeah.

Well start around 10.

Tomorow, we'll be back in Rochester at Jimmy Mac's in High Falls. The guy in the Dokken video will be rokken both nights, I'm almost sure of it.

I'm so pumped for these gigs, I know I'm not going to be able to concentrait when I go see my paroll officer later today.

Friday, February 2, 2007

Diamond Dave with no Michael Anthony???

Dude, why can't those Van Halen brothers do anything write? I'm all ready to rock out when I heard they were reuniting with Dave, but then I find out they replaced Michael Anthony with Eddie's 15 yr old great grandson, Wolfgang? Michael Anthony is the coolest guy in that band with a killer kentuky waterfall to boot.

Friday, January 26, 2007

Wikipedia entry for Ratt's Lay It Down

We'll probably be laying down Lay It Down as well. Check out the wikipedia entry. (Wikipedia is an internet where people who read books and stuff corroborate for an online enpsychelopedia. ) I'd guess that Mulletude sums up "primal animalistic physical desire" perfectly, but I can't be sure because animalistic is a pretty big word.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lay_It_Down_%28song%29

"Lay It Down" is one of the most famous songs made by the glam metal band Ratt. Expressing a deep yearning for love in earnest, the song conveys its tender message of both the emotional trust invested into love as well as the more primal animalistic physical desire inherent to mankind.

Stephen Pearcy intentionally strayed from saccharin-sweet schmaltz while not crossing the line into sleaze. Musically, this song finds Ratt exhibiting the swagger of Aerosmith streamlined by the pop sensibilities of the Beatles. This versatility showed the world that they hadn't lost their touch while making their second album. "Lay It Down" was the first single released to promote their second album, Invasion of Your Privacy.

This song reached #40 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the summer of 1985. It continued Ratt's success in the world of rock music, which would not cease until the dawn of the following decade. The song was co-written by Ratt vocalist Stephen Pearcy, bassist Juan Croucier, and guitarists Robbin Crosby and Warren DeMartini.

Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Set list

Heres a list of new tunes that were worthy of Mulletude consideration. We won't be playin' all these but we we'll be rippin up what ever we can learn:
Livewire - Motley Crue
Livin' on a Prayer - Bon Jovi
Stroke - Billy Squire
I Remember You - Skid Row
Lick It Up - Kiss

Overall our set will have 20 songs. TWENTY F'N SONGS!