quickie from Darkover

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.)

Darkover: On the Mark

On the Mark's final concerts at Darkover went well in some ways and not as well in others. Overall I'm a little disappointed, but I also had high standards going in. I think overall, people were pleased.

We had a moderate crowd Friday night and a bigger one Saturday afternoon. While we'd been trying to spread the word informally, some people didn't know until we announced it that these were our last concerts. Mind, quite a few people said to me things like "yeah, Clam Chowder 'retired' too...", and someday we may play together again, but that's for another time. It won't be soon, and we wanted to go out on a good note.

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Darkover: other stuff

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