Pictures

I know it's a bit late, but here are the pictures from the Mercurial's last show, as well as pictures of Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer and The Pink Spiders.

Awesome show, can't wait until the next one!

PICTURES

Ninja Shirt!

The week's t shirt of the week caught our eye at the Crazy Donkey Thursday night. Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer! Just the name of the band is intriguing, we didn't know what to expect when they hit the stage. I'll tell ya, they don't sound like ninja's. But you will look very cool and stylish rocking out with this shirt. People will wonder, who is this Zolof character? You will respond, not this ninja, not at all.

This tee is 14 smackers. Check out their other stuff too, some really cool designs.

Check out the bands website HERE.

Check out their awesome merch HERE.

Farewell at The Crazy Donkey

The Crazy Donkey was a lot of fun as always, but this time it did have a small sense of despair. This was to be The Mercurial's last show due to complications in the band, they never really gave a reason. However, it is what it is and we loved them while they were together making that really awesome sound.

First up at the Donkey was Beyond All Eyes, followed by Set in Color. The Mercurial came up next and it was a lacking performance. However, being that the Mercurial has a large dedicated following, the show was still exciting. Chris and the rest of the band put on an awesome performance. Tonight was their last show together as we know them, and they went out with a bang! When they invited all of their fans to join them on stage for their last song, everyone took advantage of the opportunity, the stage was packed!

It was an all age show, but after the Mercurial got off stage only about 20 people remained up at the stage, most under 18. The rest were at the bar enjoying the rest of the music and a few drinks. There was Zolof, the Rock and Roll Destroyer and The Pink Spiders. Zolof was ok, you can check them out and see if you like them, and of course check out The Pink Spiders. Their sound was unique and their attitudes on stage were really cool, definitely worth the headline title.

It was a good night, can't wait to see where the players of the Mercurial end up, but we will be sure to follow them.

The last picture shown is symbolic of The Mercurial's farewell. Lead singer Chris Sanchez exchanging his microphone for a camera...the lime light for the memories. You will be missed.