One of the folks in tow with me that evening ended up leaving a bit into
the set as she feared asbestos or lead poisoning. She's a bit of a
hypochondriac but, the drop ceiling tiles appeared to have been painted
black at some point and she was sure it had to be lead paint. That and
the building is definitely of a vintage that could have asbestos in it.
When the bass really started to kick in (I believe it was the McDonald's
track) the tiles began to jump around and a fine rain of dust liberally
sprinkled the crowd. At one point in his set, Matthew looked up to see
what exactly was falling on his equipment (like he should care
considering he was flinging Captain Crunch and Big Macs around) and
seemed amused to see the ceiling tiles all askew above his head.
So barring the airborne pollutant fantasies of my paranoid friend, I
don't think anyone was hurt.
It has to be asked...is Radio Boy the Gallagher of electronic music?
Ah, if only he wore those fine suspenders and hat! ;-)
Leslie Rollins
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From: Christopher Sorg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 3:24 PM
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Subject: Re: [idm] Free Radio Boy CD for those who didn't make the show.
On Tue, 28 May 2002, LR2 wrote:
Well, the Herbert live performance as Radio Boy in Detroit was simply
stunning.on top of literally bringing the roof down, he graciously
Was anyone hurt? Literally?
Christopher Sorg
Multimedia Artist/Instructor
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
http://csorg.cjb.net
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