situations. I just don't love Steve Carell. Perhaps, because Steve Carell is just not that funny? Perhaps.
   No matter this truth, or lack thereof; nobody can take away the fact that this is a first descent. My revolutionary take will persevere, aglow on monitors across the globe. One day, when everyone else grows tired of his schtick, I will appear the great visionary. Oh, how I long for this day. Until then, I can only draw comparison of Carell to Austin Powers' inability to bring the funny.
   May I have the strength to continue on my path amid prevalent, aggravated ideological opposition. Maybe we can all agree to be proud to have this controversy originate in Tacoma, Washington? As Tacoma is often slandered, she finally earns dignity. Cutting edge thinking is appropriately leaking from the City of Destiny yet again, and there's no telling where it may lead us.

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Seaweed not once, but twice, as the opener for the free show they wanted to play in Seattle. The first time around, a free show at Gasworks Park was nixed before it ever got out of the planning stages, due to the city fearing security and traffic issues. A year or so later, the plan was set, and Seaweed was again on the list. I was always curious of the dedication Pearl Jam showed to Seaweed being a part of this significant event for the region.
Anyone watch the movie Clerks lately? Remember the Fleetwood Mac cover of Go Your Own Way? That was another great milestone for the band that emerged from my stomping grounds. And again, I fostered some sort of bastard pride as they continued their ascent into the annals of music history.
Keep your eyes peeled for the practice location this week. I'll expect nothing less than an email if someone should spot the band around town over the next couple days. Especially if Beavis or Butthead should happen to be with them.

   My source is saying that the band is now planning on hitting the studio for some recording in the not so distant future. This bodes well for them - as I have previously stated, their music may reach a new audience of grand proportions. I'm not sure who is putting out this album, but with proper production and promotion, we may have a full-fledged 2nd go-round in the making.

For this reason alone, you should want to catch both of their upcoming shows
   Grab your piece of history, for we shall not know the extent of this "reunion tour" for many months to come. Despite the time away from their band, a new album wouldn't be a terrible idea. After a quick conversation on the phone with a Seaweed guitarist last week, I get the feeling that they don't even know what to expect. Here's my take: another album by Seaweed could likely find a much wider audience than any of us may have ever dreamt back in the halls of Hudtloff Junior High. Just a hunch.

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