When it's cold outside, I've got the month of May

No, not another post about spouses. The second to last poster in my collection:



Lots of friendly looking people hiding in the bushes. Hope we see most of them at the reunion.

Semi-live show blogging

Okay, picked out the Brooks-Rogers show from Winter Study of 1997 because I have no recollection of it. I'll do it in the comment section. Maybe I will do another show afterwards.

-------------------------------------------------
UPDATE: I included another show in the comments. The Great Spam Hunt from November 1993.

-----------------------------------------------
UPDATE 2: Yet another show posted. Magary's and Sadru's first show, November 1, 1996. Highlight of the show is Jeff McMahon's bad man speech, but the whole show is solid.

------------------------------------------------
UPDATE 3: Probably the final show that I will post, but we'll see how much work I get done over the next few days. Brooks Rogers, January 1996. It might be the final show for Heather and Fred. Still in the first year for Kravis, Emily, Jeff, and David Taylor -- so they aren't at their sharpest. Felipe and Peter were gone. Steve was about to check out. Perhaps the group at its least functional.

Quit all that riff as I flip the script

In all my copious amounts of free time, I'll try to put together a Za mix CD. No promises, but if I'm satisfied with the project, then I will make extra copies and bring them to the reunion for wider distribution. The focus will be on songs that have strong Za connections. For instance:

Songs that Za listened to incessantly (e.g., Hard to Handle);

Songs that inspired skits (e.g., Don't you Want Me?);

Songs that accompanied skits (e.g., Iron Man);

Songs Za sang 11 seconds of (e.g., Cantaloop);

Songs sung by members of Za (e.g., Proving Ground);

Songs that somehow became part of Za lore (e.g., Momma Said Knock You Out).

Use the comments section to list songs you'd like to see on the mix or think ought to be there. It's more fun if you justify it by giving the rest of us context.