SP3

Watching the sun set on another press night, most of it spent installing service packs. What fun.

Radio From Space

We canceled XM radio for a while, but ended going back with a combo of them tossing some really good deals at us to return, as well as generally missing the service. Once you've had it, going back to regular radio is hard. I mean where else can you have Grant Random call you a bastard moments before playing the seldom heard Chi track from Korn, with the even more rare Twist intro? Not many places my friends.

The Classics

Morning, coffee, and a paper.

Lots Of Yellow Post-Its

Michael Jackson, Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett, and Billy Mays all died. Rube must have been pulling his hair out on this one.

So Let It Be Written

Courtesy of Stevan Steinhart, who has worked here for 25 years, the very first Nashville Sc3ne ever published. The 20th Anniversary celebrates its years as an alternative weekly. For several years before that it was a "shopper" as pictured here. Read about the transition from one to the other here.

The Party Sc3ne, 4

The cakes. The one on the right says "Free. Thinking..."

The Party Sc3ne, 3

The opposite vantage was a perfect shot up Broadway.