quickie from Darkover

[cellio]

Cognitive dissonance: John Huff (of Clam Chowder), wearing fishnet stockings, a leather corset and briefs, and very little else (he lost a bet), singing "Sweet Hope of Glory", a pretty, sincere, and very Christian hymn. Nope, not dressed for church. :-)

(The apparel had to do with a performance earlier in the set of "Sweet Transvestite" from Rocky Horror Picture Show. And, as I said, a bet.)

Comments

[msmemory.livejournal.com]

Oh. My. Goodness. What an image! (Wonder if someone got a picture?)

[hrj.livejournal.com]

Lots of pictures. (People were holding up cell-phone cameras as if they were lighters at a rock concert.) I'm always amused by the endless scope for complete insanity in fandom. You just can't make this stuff make sense to outsiders. And yet, in context ....

[cellio]

I'm always amused by the endless scope for complete insanity in fandom.

Not only insanity, but sometimes complex, premeditated, and/or labor-intensive insanity, like the vegetable liberation front (or whatever they were called) during "Screams of the Vegetables" one year, or the soldiers during "Ye Jacobites By Name", or the time Jim Williams and Fred Blonder delivered a car bumper on stage during "Lincoln Park Pirates". And that's just what gravitates around one music group. :-)

[cellio]

As hrj said, lots of pictures. When I find out about any of them being posted (I assume posts will be forthcoming), I'll post a link. The costume was very well-done; his wife did a lot of it, IIRC.