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I came here from central You have cool guestbook, interesting information... Keep it UP. excellent site i really like your stuff. This site central is also great!

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Is "Stealing my Jesus" on a CD? We saw you and heard your music for the first time on 6/22/06 at the Full Circle Brewing Co. Very impressive!

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Wow! Very, very Blakish and cool indeed! I want to hear the "Stealing My Jesus song again". I want everyone to hear the "Stealing My Jesus" song again. The blonde guy on the left, in the back row of your band pic is really dreamy. I want to marry him and have his babies!

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We just wanted to let you know that we had the chance to stop by and visit! Keep up the great work. God Bless.

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Hey Joneses!! Just thought I'd pop on and say hello. If you ever take the tribe to the Happiest (or as we call it, the Most Cynical Place on Earth--because I work at California Adventure!), let me know. I'd love to say hey, and I can get my hands on some goodies to make your visit extra special. I look forward to reading your article on Ross (Tracy sent me the link), and hope everything is well with all of you. Take care! Melanie (Calder) Carlson

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I think your site is very good and complete, but the information you have here.

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I just listened to some of Mad Pop Inventions for the first time. My favorite songs are Harpain's Dairy and Bert's Gyp Joint. This CD really rocks! I give this CD 10 thumbs up. I would really recommend it. My Dad likes it, too. Connor Darby

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Yes yes Mr. BBC Detector Man, We did well in the S.F and L.A. fests --Chicken and Waffles and Beat Poetry were had by all (depending on the city). I appreciate your concern for the Spam Menace, but what I really want you to do is shift your focus onto selling CD's. Those things don't move off the shelves by themselves you know. Order some for some of your BBC friends today!

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The BBC would like to apologize for the two little mini-spam messages below. We hope they do not diminish the joy you experience as you scrawl on this note-worthy and highly esteemed guestbook. Please return to your discussions of music: Bernard Hermann soundtracks, Warner Brother Cartoon orchestrations, cranky old tube amplifiers, or whatever it is that you kids enjoy speaking about here--- For our money the last worthwhile entry was that one down there by James Gardner. We'll pretend the two between here and there just aren't there at all. HEY, anyone for Esquivel? p.s. our sources tell us that The Trike Shop did a smashing job at the International Pop Overthrow Festivals in L.A. and in S.F. Nicely thrown!