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Jodi Johnson

Ryan Bartlett

English 101

22nd, February 2012

Musician’s Abode

The time is 10:15pm and the musical event has been scheduled to last until at least 1:00am the following morning. It is lively and people of all

ages have come to visit the famous music venue, but the down-to-earth occupants chat casually with one another as if they had known eachother

all their lives. Among the line-up of bands scheduled to perform however is one that has a unique take on what someone would normally classify

a rock band to be.

Outside the venue I meet a musician. He is probably in his early 30’s, maybe a couple inches shorter then myself, with shoulder length

hair and a sort of happy golucky personality. He doesn’t seem busy, so I introduce myself. He’s friendly and doesn’t mind shaking hands. I ask

about himself and his band. He explains that he’s there with one of the band’s performing from overseas. The band is what he describes as,

“combines the softness of a falling feather with the heaviness of a hurricane”