All the landmarks are there, but it's gutted, and everyone's gone. Sometimes it's kind of spooky and depressing. That in mind, the guys devote a lot of car talk to wondering if anyone will show up tonight. By the time we arrive, I'm convinced the show will be canceled, the van will break down and I'll be stuck in Goleta for the weekend. Multiple couches and lamps offer a semblance of comfort.
Water spots mark the ceiling.
Crack knows the Living Room well. The band recorded its first record, Pooberty , there. Over the summer, Crack returned and spent five weeks recording its upcoming CD, Losing One's Cool , with the club's proprietor, John Lyons. Crack spends some time catching up with Lyons. While he takes a phone call, three kids approach.