DAY THIRTY-ONE - Boulder Day Two

We bump into a new friend, Vechel, who happens to be a guitarist for Rhythm Roots Allstars, who happens to be on tour with hip-hop legend Talib Kweli, David Banner, and Little Brother, who happens to be performing tonight. In the meantime, we happen to have a highly successful trip to Mike's Camera, who happens to have the right cord for Hasselhoff and who happens to be able to process and scan our mound of 120mm film.

Boulder is a college town with oceans of free wifi and cheap coffee.

The quality deceptions of Photoshop.

Boman forgot his crebit card at the bar during the dance monsoon, so we return only to find a large room with lonely pool tables. Round two.

We also find a lonely bartender with nothing to do except catering us with a new view to sip to.

Boman finds some nice flare for his new I-Zod.

Success!

We go back to Heather's and enjoy some delicious treats with her bro, Nick.

Boulder is clean. Even the construction sites.

After some procrastination, we decide to go to the concert at Fox Theater.

Vechel killing it.

We heard David Banner's blood is sold as an energy drink.

Mr. Kweli is articulate. "In this journey you're the journal I'm the journalist.
Am I eternal.. or an eternalist?"

The concert ends and Vachel joins us to roar.

A 30-minute encore follows with some of the best improv I've seen.

"We represent for Marcus Garvey"

David Banner's security guard can beat you at thumb wrestling.

We manage to get on the tour bus. Mr. Banner gives my camera a seriuos look-through and grabs a blog card. Scadoosh!

A good tour bus comes fully equipped with Knob Creek and hearty snacks.

Little Brother admires our Good Clothes:
"As we got on the floor, it was embarassin trust me
The saleswoman walkin straight over to husky
I still got stonewashed denim, Bobby Brown patent leather
Members Only jacket, ain't nobody fresher than me."

Heather is so happy, she can't even walk.

But she sure can sleep.

I'm allergic to cats and their devilish strangle hold. But sleeping outside is nothing new and there's a nice breeze.