Hi.
It’s been roughly a month since the Storytown:Reunited show took place in Oxford, Ohio. That was then – June 17th, 2011 – and this is now, July 15th of the same year. I feel absolutely blessed to have been able to be involved in the whole affair. The show went well. I would say that we brought the rock to to Miami University once again.
It was wonderful for so many reasons. The music – our music – was at the core for each of us in the band. Brad, Tim, Rick and I came together and forged a bond over our music all those years ago, and it was that bond that allowed us to come back together and perform again. And let’s be honest. We played for ourselves as much as anyone else.
The other part of the experience that made it for us was the chance to reconnect with friends. Many people have the “best years of their life” at college and often long to re-live the glory days. And I can understand why. But that’s not what this was. We did have great years at Miami. But beyond that we had the honor to know and be friends with some of the best people on earth. Period. And what this was, was a chance to touch base, shake hands, hug, embrace those amazing people and personalities that helped to shape us all those years ago. It was a chance to remember and rekindle friendships. It was a chance to live time all over, while remaining happily in the present.
The show was a blast. Our friend and long-time supporter Carrie brought her talented photographer hubbie out and he took some pics. I hope you like them. At the end of the picture show, check out the details about this kind and talented photographer. If you want pics, he’ll sell them to you. At a great price. Enjoy.
Hello, Oxford.
Those are a couple of nice group shots. But David Phillippi, the photographer really blew us away with the individuals. Here’s a bunch.
I hope you like the pics. The photographer has made them available (along with a couple hundred more) here. Storytown Pics.
If anyone would like to buy a few, they are $2 each for print. This money goes straight to the photographer who came out and shot the show out of the goodness of his heart (and a little urging from his wife!).
Have a great weekend.
Great pictures. No vests?