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My 1979 Vespa P200 is near completion. All that is left is to get all the wiring sorted out. Once that happens, I’m good to go. Well, I guess I could ride it right now, but it’s still way to cold here. I can’t wait to get my Vespa back on the road! I’ll probably paint it sometime in April when it warms up even more.
Some of you may have heard me talk about Amateur Wrestling night that my friends and I go to in Nashville. It is the best 8 dollars you will ever spend. It takes place at The Stadium Inn near downtown Nashville. Last friday, John Warne, was blessed enough to witness this spectacle. I made a short video of his experience. Enjoy…
John Warne’s Amateur Wresting Experience from Ethan Luck on Vimeo.
A while back, I posted a trailer for a documentary called One Nine Nine Four. It’s a film documenting the explosion of punk rock in the mid 90′s. The film has been pushed back due to music clearance issues. You can read more about it HERE. I am super excited about this documentary because this all went down when I was in high school and so much of it happened in California. I remember going to see shows of these bands all over LA and Orange County. One of my favorite shows was seeing Face To Face at The Palace (Now, The Avalon) in Hollywood. As a musician, this film covers so many bands that shaped the way I play music. Bands like Rancid, Green Day, Face To Face and many others. So many of these bands were huge reference points back when we in The Dingees recorded Armageddon Massive. Listening to records like Rancid’s …And Out Come The Wolves was even an influence for all the Supertones records, even if you can’t hear it, it’s there. So, it looks like One Nine Nine Four will come out in 2010, sometime, and I can’t wait to see a documentary of what was going on all around me in the mid 90′s!