JayceLand's Weekly Rochester Events #159: Mariaville by Car in 21 Minutes
I think I can say officially that I've lost my ability to write. Heck, for the last few weeks all I've done is say that I've got nothing to write about. I keep getting ideas that either aren't very amusing or topics that I couldn't possibly convert into more than a sentence.
How about this weather we're having ... kinda warm, eh? ... umm ... er ...
I bought a bunch of stuff from
Amazon.com.
First, I needed a copy of tax software so I got
TaxCut.
Second, they had an offer to save $20 on $100 of purchases of stuff from their home improvement store (which they bought from OurHouse.com.) I figured I needed some stuff like a new fan, a ladder stabilizer, an oven thermometer ... stuff like that ...
Wait! Where are you going? Ok, ok ... the examples weren't really necessary.
Anyway, Saturday looks like one of those big days that only comes around once every couple months. We've got:
I figure I'll try to go to everything including the stuff that's in the Saturday section below but not listed above.
M O V I E S
The Count of Monte Cristo
- Some guy gets imprisoned falsely and then gets rich so he uses treasure to enact revenge on his accusers.
Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
- I initially wanted to see this but after reading some reviews and realizing the kind of garbage Steve Oedekerk has written and/or directed in the past, well, maybe not.
Basically, some guy is stuck in the middle of
Savage Killers.
A Walk to Remember
- Wealthy guy and minister's daughter fall in love. Might be good if you like this sort of thing.
I Am Sam
- I'm pretty sure this is about Ted Danson's Cheers character or maybe Geisel Theodor's biopic rather than about a retarded adult parent.
The Bug Jar
(219 Monroe Ave.)
will have the really great
Eddie Nebula and the Plague
(which will include both Adam, their old drummer, and Ben, their new drummer)
Evil Jake
and the really great
Dead Blue Hand
starting around 10:45.
Orbit Underground
and
Flying Lessons
will be at
Monty's Krown
(875 Monroe Ave.)
tonight starting around 10:30.
The other other comedy improv troup
Some Assembly Required
will be at
The Club at Water Street
(204 N. Water St., formerly Piranha)
starting around 7 (and probably for some astronomical cover.)
If worse comes to worse you can always see, hear, and/or otherwise participate in
Karaoke
with
Sugar Bear
at
Drinks by Mary Dawn
(535 S. Clinton)
starting around 10:30.
Tonight at
Mercury
(171 St. Paul, formerly Red)
it's
the ever powerful punk of
Dead Blue Hand
with the hard working punk of
QUiTTERS
and the fun punk of
The Purrs
starting around 11.
Over at
The Club at Water Street
(204 N. Water St., formerly Piranha)
is the ska of
Bim Skala Bim
with
The Blackouts,
The Sluts,
and
Straighter Than Pete
starting around ... oh ... 10 or so probably.
Starting around 4 is the early all-ages show of
Building On Fire,
The Minor Times,
Herod
and
The Marla Singer Affair
at
The Bug Jar
(219 Monroe Ave.)
Through the benefit of being an alumnus, I found out through
Freetime Magazine
just like everyone else that
Janeane Garofalo
will be appearing in the
Clark Gymnasium
at
RIT
(One Lomb Memorial Dr., campus map image)
starting at 8.
The new-to-me
Johnny Dowd
and the new-to-me
Steam Donkeys
will be at
The Bug Jar
(219 Monroe Ave.)
starting around 10:45.
Starting around 7 at
Water Street Music Hall
(204 N. Water St.)
is
Punchline,
Wide Of The Mark,
One Year Nothing
and
deltaforce 23
for an all-ages show.
The professional and talented
Prime Time Funk
will be at
Montage Grille
(50 Chestnut St.)
probably starting around 9:30 or so.
The really good funk band
Astronomical Unit
will be over at
Acme Bar & Pizza
(495 Monroe Ave.)
starting around 10.
Over at
Mercury
(171 St. Paul, formerly Red)
is the okay
Deepwaterdaze
wtih the okay
Veluxe
starting around 11.
The rocking rockabillies
Krypton 88
will be over at
Monty's Krown
(875 Monroe Ave.)
starting around 10:30.
Romba Zomba
(whoever they are)
will be at
Water Street Music Hall
(204 N. Water St.)
tonight starting around 6 for an all-ages show.
Karaoke with Sugar Bear
is back at
The Blue Room
(293 Alexander St.)
Trivia Quiz continues at
The Old Toad
(277 Alexander St.)
My interest is waning, but I keep going and we still haven't won--whether we have a few people or a whole bunch.. We've been within a couple questions of winning, but so has everyone else. It all gets started a little after 9.
If you're interested,
Johnny's Smoke Free Bar
(1382 Culver Rd.)
will have a DJ playing
Barenaked Ladies
tunes.
Both new to me,
Jucifer
with
The Detachment Kit
will be at
The Bug Jar
(219 Monroe Ave.)
starting around 10.
As of a few months ago,
Java's
(16 Gibb Street)
still has open mic poetry downstairs starting around 9:30.
Tonight from 8 to 10 is an interesting "new-material-only"
Open-Mic Comedy Night
at
Daily Perks
(389 Gregory St.)
I think they're making it into a workshop type of environment.
Link of the Week:
Household Hazardous Waste -
The
Monroe County
website has information on how to get rid of all that weird stuff like batteries and paint.
Movie links courtesy The Internet Movie Database Map links courtesy MapsOnUs TV show synopses courtesy TVGrid Some movie synopses courtesy UpcomingMovies.com
It takes about 21 minutes to go from the house I grew up in to get to Mariaville, primarily by Route 159.
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