Thanks to the miracle of modern technology, with the aid of magical elves and giant robotic monsters, here are some videos from a show we played at Double D’s Queen City Grille on Friday January 29th 2010.

I like to play all the videos at once – you can hear the whole show in less than 7 minutes!

(If you are only checking out one song, might I recommend #16 – It’s our newest, we are excited about it, and it smokes!)

I’m not sure why, but the gain seems pretty loud on these files – so be ready to adjust your volume. Just sayin’ . . .

01: Rain On The Sky (cover – some 80′s band)

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02: Done It All (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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If you are interested, there is 14 more songs on the next page – thanks for listening!

03: I’ll Be Right (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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04: Lucy (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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05: Jacks Poetic Hand (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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06: Too Long (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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07: Curious Song (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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08: Crazy (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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09: Ocean Meets Sea (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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10: Country Road (cover – James “deth” Taylor)

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11: Touch Faith (cover – Depeche Mode)

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12: Mazzy (cover – Mazzy Star)

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13: What I Got (cover – Sublime)

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14: All For Nothing (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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15: Perfect Ten (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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16: Violent Sky (by Nick Pietrzykowski)

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(For the gear geeks among you, I am using a Parker PM-20G guitar into a Boss compressor, a Vox wah, and a volume pedal, into a Roland Blues Cube 60 amp. No reverb, no plectrum. I don’t know what everyone else is using.)