we would like to pre-empt any disappointment with us for not responding to every message we receive. we do our best to keep up but our best does not seem to be good enough for the modern world. please find it in your hearts to understand that we appreciate your messages more than words could describe and would respond to every single one if we could. before this whole band thing we always thought that Email was the bastard son of a misogynist and a maid-servant, now it is the master of our pathetic lives. we love you and hope you can love us beyond our short comings.
2GS.
Hello World - Here is a bit of what's going on. For those of you in the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle benefit show for Noise for the Needy is at the Tractor Tavern tomorrow evening June 12. Two days later they will be over at the Bonnaroo Festival in Tennessee. There are two sets on Saturday and then will be hanging around the CD section for a bit...come and say hello.
After Bonnaroo, 2gs will play three theatre shows in the Andalucia region of Spain. Upon return, Adam will play a solo show back in San Francisco at the Hemlock Tavern. Emily Jane White will open and tickets will only be available at the door. All show info below and more ticket info available on www.twogallants.com The site was recently redesigned so go check it out. You can now upload your own photos there as well. And if you are looking for CD's, shirts, posters etc. click here.
Hey guys. Wanted to see you at pukkelpop, but I can't go. Any chance of squeezing in another show in Holland? Please? Pretty please? Anyway, love your music, especially Waves of Grain. Next time you're gigging in Holland I'll watch you from that little dark spot in the corner of the venue.
Adam- thanks for the new tunes at the Hemlock. We had a good time. I just released my first cd at cdbaby/darkoz Aright mein keep steady rollin your own
I first was introduced to you when you opened up for Les Claypool(who is freaking fantastic) in Philly a year or so ago. It was awesome. Amazing music and inspiring lyrics gentlemen. I've been listening to you guys ever since. I've been playing bass for about 8 yrs or so and have been trying to get into the music circuit. Any advice? No hard feelings if no reply. I'm sure you have thousands of dumb fans like me asking you all sorts of stupid questions all the time. Hope everything is going well with the tour. Perhaps I'll catch you cats when you come back to the Md/Pa area.
The first time I ever heard your music, "Despite What You've Been Told" In my friends car, I was instantly amazed that two people could make music that didn't belong in a category.
I can't even explain how amazing sounding your music is. You can listen to it after being sad, happy, depressed, the list goes on...and still come into contact with how good life actually is. I could type a whole page on you guys and still wouldn't explain how astonished I am by you.
I've started a new indie project called Basement Lullabies. It's all about just releasing whatever sound is in my head at the time. If you have a minute check it out.
