The band (me included) played an awesome show Tuesday night at Ralli’s in Albuquerque. Much to our suprise, the place was packed out — no small feat for a bar off the beaten path on a Tuesday evening.

We played with the Seattle group, the bradbury press, which is always a fun and talented bunch of guys to jam with.

The crowd was pretty much made up of college students, and they were really a great bunch to play for. It’s always encouraging to have your audience respond to you positively, and even more so when there’s a lot of them.

The set of music went awesome, and aside from our bass player’s rig dying (I felt its pain) in the middle of the set, it really was a blast.

I don’t have any pictures from the show on hand (I know… I’m a slacker…), but I’m trying to track some down, and when I do, I’ll get ‘em up here.

Until I do, here’s a copy of my set list (pretty much my cheat-sheet which tells me what song we all agreed to play next) that I tape to the floor during shows:

If you didn’t get to come see us play, you can check out the set list and pretend you were there.

Besides our own stuff, our set included covers of Radiohead, Switchfoot, and the Foo Fighters.

We dedicated “My Hero” by the Foo Fighters to our friend, Jeremy Aranda who is leaving later this month to do another tour with the Army, this time in Iraq.

Stay safe, bro.