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Virtue Trap can provide sound for for most small to medium sized venues. Our equipment includes: Three Available PA systems: Peavy XR® 684F 400 watt compact system (suitable for small clubs, private parties) Peavy PV 14 Mixer/Crown Amp (800 watts) rack system (our "main" equipment, good for your average bar gig) Peavey Unity Series 600-Watt (aka "The Monster")--a vintage piece of equipment that we used when the band was founded. We keep it around because it has sentimental value, but also because it weighs too much to move. Now primarily owned by VT Alum Steve Nagle, its claim to fame was that it was once the property of George McCorkle of Marshall Tucker Band fame. Guitars: Gibson, Gretsch, a mysterious no-name red guitar Plez plays on occasion. Ukuleles: All Ukes provided through our
endorsement contract with Daddy Don Ho's Ukrazy Ukaphoria Emporium, Kapa'a,
Hawaii
Virtue Trap, being full of professorial-types, generates lots of words. Here are some of them....
PRACTICE Guys, Having played a double (really a triple) and now getting ready for
a conference (as well as Arne being unavailable) I'd like to cancel
this Tuesday's practice. With a month off we can Rock on, Steve Hamelman wrote: k
From: "Scott Pleasant" Subject: Re: No Practice?
* Why the small letter "k" and not the capital? What * Is this in fact the "k" of OK, or is it another "k," * And if it is the "k" of OK, what does OK mean * Given no tone of voice and/or facial There are so many possilities. Each gap leads us to a And so therefore I must conclude that we will not --Plez
FROM: "Dan Ennis" Subject: Re: No Practice? You and your f**cking poststructural maladies. If you would simply embrace enlightenment ideology you'd see that "k" always already has a transhistorical meaning, and that meaning can be fixed, for all time, transcendent and whole. "k" means yes. --Dan From: "Steve Hamelman" as founder (I named it!!) of VIRTUE TRAP, I hereby give all members
of said band of roving musicians permission to ignore dan ennis's recent
corrective missive to scott pleasant, gentle scott pleasant. dan ennis,
a bostonian, still believes that the enlightenment built a city there
but actually the puritans did that (and it wasn't much of a city; I
know, I had to live there while studying for a doctorate in one of its
soi disant "hub towns") and the puritans, much like the deconstructionists,
believed in only one thing .... TEXT. as derrida wrote, eel nee ya de
or text (i.e. there's nothing outside the text, i.e., all there is is
text), and so that's close enough for me. it's the puritans' problem
if they happened to equivocate and equivalate and equobulate TEXT with
GOD. we all know god is dog spelled backwards.
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