And maybe you should stick a lawn dart in your pancreas?

Seriously. Go die. Now. Of AIDS.


Asking Kyler to start up a new band would only be a temporary solution. It would be a great outlet, because he's an amazing guitarist, but I know that he's looking for a more steady line of work in music than trying to get signed to a label.

Then there's also the issue with there not being any other competent rock drummers in this shitty town besides Jeff. If Kyler and I joined up again, we'd be a guitar/vocals duo, and that's not exactly what I'm looking for.

I talked to Dan earlier today about this whole situation, and he made me an offer. His new band, BloodHaze, just found themselves a vocalist, but they're not terribly happy with the guy. Apparently, he's competent, but not anything to scream over. They offered me the opportunity to replace him, and all I have to do is say yes. Dan's apparently a lot more serious about getting signed than I thought he was before, because he's been talking to labels for over a year while they tried to find a singer. So, his "set lifestyle" isn't really an incumberance at all. considering he's the one who's being the most active about getting the band signed.

This is an extremely tempting offer. Dan's awesome, the guys in his band are awesome, and they're all grown adults, so I won't have to put up with highschool bullshit and constant bickering. Dan is apparently really wanting me to join too, because he's offering to give me a room in his fucking house, he's offering to move me and all of my shit down to Salt Lake and is offering to just flat-out fire the guy they've got singing for them now if I'll join up.

I'm heading to Dallas on thursday, and I'll be back a week later. One week after that, he's coming up here to hang out for a night and then we'll drive back down to Salt Lake and I'll see what the band has to offer while I'm there. If I like what I hear, I'm thinking this may be what I'll end up doing.