10.29.08 Thank you to all who came to the Voyeur event. We raised over $1800 for the Mazzoni Center's Toys for Children with HIV/AIDS as well as The Keystone boys Of Leather group. DVDs of the silent video will be compiled and given as gifts to the main donors and all acotrs and actresses who participated in my filming project "Voyeur" which was projected throughout that night at The Bike Stop. 10.15.08 "Voyeur" is a special one-time event with multiple projections by multiple photographic and video artists (including myself), scenic/atmospheric art design, live music from a special guest DJ, and so much more between 4-9pm this Friday, October 17, at The Bike Stop, located in Philadelphia at 206 South Quince Street. Visit www.thebikestop.com or call 215-627-1662 for more information and directions. This event is made possible by many ggenerous donors and artists alike, and is a fund-raising effort for the Mazzoni Center's Toys for Children with HIV/AIDS as well as The Keystone boys Of Leather group. The concept of the event is everything surrounding the definition of "voyeurism" in all its various interpretations. My particular piece will be my 3rd video art installation entitled "Voyeur" which will explore the ideas of who is really the voyeur: the imagery of people in various scenarios, the imagery of people watching these scenarios, or is it possibly you - the active viewer - who is the voyeur? Some come on in, enjoy the atmosphere, and have a "look" around. (Black and white attire would add to the exhibition/function of the night, too!) 8.25.08 I have been absent online for quite some time. I now have more titanium in me, no one would really know it if they saw me, hell: it barely wants to be visible in an xray, but I can feel it and if you look real close, the multiple titanium plate fragments show themselfs only where the open holes and screw bolts are in the plates. One could say I'm the new 50 million dollar Jason Kraley... but it wasn't that much. Sadly, it is non-ferrous, which means it won't conduct electricity, it iwll not expand or contract from heat, and, sadly, it is not magnetic: So I can't do stupid party tricks like people making poems with those silly refrigerator magnets with words and letters... I'm on the mend, doing many things, including working with the lovely government, which actually is now working with me and soon... in the near future... I will be releasing my 3-year album in the works... professionally. Professionally printed, packaged, UPC coded, and maybe, just maybe, in a crappy store near you! Thank you all for your emails, cards, and gifts! Cheers. 5.21.08 The 0-10 pain scale used to be that 10=passing a kidney stone back when I was 28. Accordingly, the surgery, upon waking, was a resoundingly knife-stabbing "35-40" on that scale. It took the most amount of drugs to almost kill a person without sedating them (since the goal was to awake me from surgery, which was 1 hour and 50 minutes). After all they could do, if I turned that 35-40 into an absolute 10, all the drugs they gave me brought it to a 9.5 I stayed over night and dealt with multiple "pain alternators" instead of killers and I came home around 4pm Tuesday. Since then I have been sleeping, in pain, trying to eat, and my eye is full of goop and swelled up. Natural goop as well as a medicinal goop. I suspect that it will take about a week to get things more managable. I flip-flop from extreme hunger and anxiousness to absolute "want-to-die" sleep coma, which ends up just waking me up more swollen and hungry. I'm on about 12 medications and am not a happy camper, though I'm trying to smile when instead I'd rather be huddled over in pain. I am now the proud owner of titanium in my face, in several pieces throughout the right side of my cheek and face and I havean implant underneath my eyeball and its associated muscles to raise the eyeball to an equal level and keep it from laying on a fracture-line of the eye socket flooring bone itself. That is all for now... I eat, sleep, weep (uncontrollably) due to ointments and tearing sensation nerves and occasionally shout out obsceneties randomly. The inside of my entire upper lining of my mouth and cheek near the jaw entrance on ther ights side of my face is stitched on the inside as well as 2 stiches from the inside of the outter corner of my eye. My eyeball and surgical area is draining small amounts of random blood and gross green and yellow "crappage" and by natural instinct, the right eye wishes to remain only 1/4" open revealing the blood-red eyeball and the clear/yellow-ish liquid filling my eyelid and cheek. Signs of bruising and subcutaneous bursted blood vessels are now starting to show "their true colors" as the days move onward. I hope to be back on track by June... and I find myself nodding off at the keyboard now, and sometimes an unexpected neck cracking occurs during random movements. I am increasingly always hungry, continually in varying states of pain, and occasionally my neck cracks in unexpwcted angles or movements. Thank you to all who have been there for me through it all, especially Stevo, Tosh, and Jason... and that cool nurse who hooked me up with the tastiest farewell meal that didn't incluse decaf tea and chicken broth soup again as my last meal before hospital departure. Picture provided by the lovely Luca, whose graduation I am sorry to miss later this week... happy birthday in advance to Steve, the most supportive and understanding person through it all, thank you to Toshio, the coolest friend to ever get ALL my ear and facial jewelry back in place after all these surgical visits, and to people like Mr. Russell and the fine friends in Cleveland who are attempting to stay in contact with my progress through the conscious and unconscious moments of my month of hell. Love, Jason, the man who will now set off metal detectors across the world for the rest of my life. 5.12.08 THANK YOU to all who came out supported the Bears On Liberty Weekend event this past weekend and thank you to all those who attended last month's Bear Art exhibition. You all were hopefully entertained, had fun, and you also helped raise money for charity for both events. Thank you to all those who helped out and thought kindly to involve my experience into the fold. On a lower note, however, I was personally involved in an accident last week which involved some hospitalization and a lot of pain... and a touch of amnesiatic memory loss. I will be undergoing surgery next week and will most likely be out of commission for the rest of this month. So if you try emailing me, please have some patience as I will be having surgery involving my right eye and bone structure of my face, which is currently in a few pieces, butholding together so far (pun intended I suppose). I may not answer phone calls and I may not be able to fulfill purchases or respond to emails as quickly as usual until the end of May. Thank you for your understanding and your support. 1.8.08 Yes, yes... I know my birthday is coming up... (sigh... the big "33") so, if you're one of those "I insist" gift-giving people [smirk], then you may be interested to know what would be the ultimate birthday gift you could ever give that would give back to the world (and that includes you!) then read on: I could use your help with my music project (under the musical identity of Still Inertia) to bring the now 2+ year album come to fruition in 2008. I personally invite you INTO my studio to find out how you can help and to give you a special opportunity to hear 5 songs that I have been created since the beginning of this entire "Invested" album project.... just to give you a glimpse of how much time, effort and emotion has been invested into the ultimate goal: The first professionally national duplication, publication and release of the album in 2008. For more information, click here. 1.1.08 HAPPY NEW YEAR! CURRENTLY: Until further notice, we are experiencing navigational glitches during our 2007/2008 server migration. All traffic for my 4 sites is being funnelled through www.jasonkraley.com. PLEASE NOTE: This means at times you may be redirected to the "gateway page" from time to time as navigation may become problematic during this migration. If you wish to return to my home page, you will have to do so through www.jasonkraley.com until further notice. Thank you for your patience and understanding. 10.3.07 I am no longer bartending at Sal's On 12th monday nights. 9.21.07           FILM ID: CR-V10 The last night of the 2007 Live Arts/Philly Fringe Festival's Late Night Cabaret (September 15, 2007) projected the premiere of the second annual top secret film Kraley Productions was graciously asked to create in front of the second largest audience ever for a Kraley Productions film. Directed and edited by Jason Kraley, this year the film took on a "mockumentary" version of NBC's (and BBC's) show entitled "The Office". The video is set in the new (and newly high-tech) Live Arts Box Office in Philadelphia. Starring Komal Kapoor, Amanda Grove, Lori Aghazarian, Becca Bernstein, Dom Chacon, Maya Choldin, Mike Dees, Jared Delaney, Jen Dillon, Karen DiLossi, Amanda Ditsky, Casey Gallagher, Tom Shotkin, Kate Tejada, and Jay Wahl, this film was shot in 7 hours and edited over the course of 5 exhaustive days. The ensemble of staff workers, actors and actresses, 2 cameras, 2 wireless microphones, and great improvisational action based on simple ideas written int he course of the previous week made this piece come alive and had the crowd unexpectedly laughing throughout a rather lengthy "spoken word" piece. This piece was musically saved by Toshio Mana and Gooding and edited on Final Cut Pro 4.5 HD. Much thanks to Stephen Keever (Executive Producer and Second Camera Operator/Super-Hero) and Maya Choldin (my first officially degreed Assistant Director). The piece marks Jason Kraley's 10th film, running 14 minutes, plus an additional 4 minutes for credits offering a special bonus of "outtakes" and memorable clips during the "on set" shoot, filmed and edited between September 9-15. This DVD will be ready for online purchase in the next week at Kraley Productions. 7.9.07 NOW RELEASED FOR FREE DOWNLOAD: "The Reconstitution Of Roto Visage". Eleven artists came together to reinterpret, reinvent, and reconstitute the work of Roto Visage. Featuring remixes by: I.V.Lab, Pocka, Ahasverus, Conversations About The Light; Defractory, Calyx After This, Retro, Still Inertia, Worms Of The Earth, Anything In Wire, Nostalgia. I played my hand (well, under my musical identity: Still Inertia) in this new online album by creating a re-version sonata of the song called "Smudge" by Roto Visage off their album - "La Muse Cachée". I spent several hard days creating a 7:32 version called "Smudged." I hope you all enjoy in the infinite vastness of musical appreciation, artistic deviation and expressionism that Roto Visage gave all us musicians such a great honor to explore... This album guest appearance for Still Inertia has been added to Still Inertia's Discography. Click here for more information on the song line up, how to download individual songs or even the entire album online... for free courtesy of Kaos ex Machina netlabel. Enjoy! 7.7.07 I've had the wonderful honor and pleasure of designing the new CD by Phil Barker (original member of the Ohio band "Flat Bush") entitled "Take Me To Your Leader". How can you get this great, new album? Well, if you missed out on the live show in June, we're working with Phil Barker himself on creating an online purchasing option directly from here, but until that time, you can contact jasonkraley@gmail.com directly and I'll hook you up. CDs are $14 (that's including shipping). 5.11.07 I have just been editorially recognized as the featured multi-media artist for the Spring 2007 issue of The Ashe Journal: an explorationally spiritual/artistic publication which provides a FREE DOWNLOADABLE issue in PDF format, or you can purchase a full color hardcopy to be delivered to your home. I was asked to do the front and back cover designs as well as write an essay about my life up to this point. Amazingly, nothing censored! So have fun, read about myself and the other contributors and support "The Ashe Journal" and "Still Inertia" by buying a hardcopy of this issue, if you dare... MUCH THANKS TO SVEN DAVISSON! Spread the word! 4.21.07 Thank you to all those who made it out to see the first public showing of Still Inertia's "Closer To Me" video and another nice viewing of Gooding's "Sunday Morning" at Joe's Coffee in Philadelphia. For those of you who inquired about the new album by Still Inertia, feel free to visit www.stillinertia.com for continual updates. Thank you very much to Joe's Coffee and for your applause. It meant a lot to me.. 4.17.07 Not quite Tax Day, but it is a refreshing end to two special events at the Bike Stop in Philadelphia. First and foremost was the 4-night art exhibition featuring 6 artists, including myself. Out of the 11 paintings, 2 were sold and given to good homes. "Monkey See, Monkey Do" and "Birthright" seem to have hit the audience. That means that 2 more of the paintings made in 2005 for the "Final Days" Exhibition of September 2005 were sold and only ONE remains left: "Messed Up In The Head". For more information, visit "The Portoflio". Mega thanks to Veronica Bound and The Liberty Bears of Philadelphia for their support and including my work in their exhibition. AS FOR "PERCEPTIONS": I'm very PROUD to report a very succesful event exhibiting my first video art installation, entitled "Perceptions" for one night only on April 13. Thank you to EVERYONE who showed up and saw The Bike Stop of Philadelphia transformed into something never thought possible. Mega thanks to Michael Casey and The Liberty Bears of Philadelphia for having faith in the work produced by me. "Perceptions" was a one night only multi-media fusion of Video Art & Photography by Jason Kraley, Environmental Lighting by Jason Coffman, Projection by Stephen Keever, Music by DJ Mike Trombley and Food by Village Coffee. It was established to celebrate and explore your "Perceptions" while embracing all lifestyles. This piece's ID is CR-V9 in the videographic catalog of films produced by Kraley Productions. It is now in the process of having ambient atmospheric sounds and music (by Still Inertia) added to the piece for release to galleries interested in showing this as a video installation/exhibit, and will eventually have a proper intro and ending credits for release to the public for private purchase in 2008. Much thanks to the video's participants: Michael Gaines, Lee Etzold, Koral Korrupt, Christine Siarka, and Matheau David Moore, including lighting specialist: Stephen Keever. 3.1.07 MUCH THANKS to everyone in Cleveland who made it to the "Anything Goes" event at Duck Island. Monday night was unexpectedly the biggest blast by far! And with broken equipment no less. I'd like to thank MC Cornflake and Greg, the bartender, for donating some very decent equipment to make it as successful as possible. Who knew I'd be able to mix Nitzer Ebb off a DVD player with no pitch control wonderfully into Banco de Gaia with Jack Dangers?? 10.20.06 "CLOSER TO ME" (THE NEW VIDEO & SONG) Of these many songs in the progress for my upcoming third album, INVESTED, there are a few that have been complete and awaiting their final placement on the album itself. One song is called "Closer To Me" and is pre-released with its very own video! I have been working on it (under the Kraley Productions realm) for the past 3 weeks and is now the first video converted to be viewable online. October 7, 2006 was the official release date of the second music video ever for Still Inertia. It is an exclusively first new music video for a song called "Closer To Me" which is promoting the forthcoming third album entitled "Invested." Using footage spanning over 2 years in Cleveland, Ohio, the final lyrical pieces were shot in a day in Philadelphia, PA. Massive amounts of footage taken in Philadelphia were crunched down during pre-production to workable time-elapsed footage. This video explores the rather ever-changing emotional and mental health of someone who needs to get closer toward their own "within" before they are too far gone. It also demonstrates the continually evolving exploration of the creative boundaries of my music from its previous years. This, of course, combined with the other song "Eileen" only gives you a taste of what is to come on my third album under the identity Still Inertia. The DVD features the full quality version (29.97 frames per second) as opposed to the 15 fps smaller/compressed version in QuickTime format for viewing across the Internet. Fully edited on Final Cut Pro 4.5 HD and finalized with complete menu design and integration on DVD Studio Pro 3. Total editing time: 3 weeks. For those of you who have been (im)patiently curious about what's happening with the forthcoming album, perhaps hearing this new song and seeing quite a refreshing look at Still Inertia (and the mentally insane brain of mine behind all the musical cacophony) will satiate and intrigue you enough to understand why there is so much heart and soul (and time) being meticulously built into this album's completion. TO LISTEN TO THE NEW SONG: Written & Produced by J. Kraley Additional Drumwork: Roto Visage Vocals, Lyrics, Music: J. Kraley VIDEO AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ONLINE: (QuickTime, 19.1Mb) VIDEO AVAILABLE ON DVD: (More details...) Check back for more updated information... 9.17.06 Well the secret is out. The last night of the 2006 Philly Fringe Live Arts Late Night Cabaret (September 16, 2006) debuted the top secret film Kraley Products was asked to create in front of the largest audience ever for a Kraley Productions film debut. Directed and produced by Jason Kraley, the film was a mixture of sharing the daily life of a volunteer at the ticket selling Box Office during the Philly Fringe Festivals, saying goodbye to the head supervisor of 10 years (Lori Aghazarian) and turning her into the daydreaming star equivalent to the relative idea of the movie Flashdance, back in 1983. The video is set to Irene Cara's song "Flashdance...What A Feeling" and the film was shot and edited over the course of 7 days. The ensemble of staff workers, actors and actresses, and 2 choreographers made this piece come alive and had the crowd laughing and screaming all the way through. This piece was shot with one camera with massive tripod movement and edited on Final Cut Pro 4.5 HD. The video stars way too many people to list here, however the credits offer a special bonus of "outtakes" and memorable clips during the "on set" shoot. Film runs just under 8 minutes and was filmed between September 7-11, 2006. THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORTED THIS PROJECT AND CAME TO THE CABARET! 8.27.06 Thank you to all those who attended the "Open Your Eyes" event. It truly was a good time had by all and I not only thank you who came to support the event, but all thank you to Stephen Keever for all his technical assistance, Sal & Robby (my official event staff), Donna (who bartended and served food at the same time), The Bootlickers (of course), Gooding (of course), Sal's On 12th (great space, wonderful atmosphere), and The Liberty Bears of Philadelphia (who surprised me with some great gifts of appreciation - that really was the best unexpected surprise of the night!) Thank you all! 6.3.06 On the professional end, I have spent the entire month of May working with an insurance company called Luce, Smith & Scott, Inc. creating a website for them. This is the latest addition to my website portfolio, and is accessible via www.lucesmithandscott.com. On the artistic end, I'm now picking up where I left off in my music project for the upcoming Still Inertia album, "Invested" which is coming along strongly and with unexpected ebbing and flowing, like the tides. I've finished working with the Philharmonia Orchestra in London while making the accidental creation entitled "Help Me." Non-downloadable sneak previews will be online in the summer. I'm working with several people in New York, Pennsylvania, California, Ohio and the (hopefully) the United Kingdom. Keep your fingers crossed. On the personal end, I've heard that "people don't use the words 'life-affirming' in a sentence." Well screw that. I'm learning more and more about humans on the east coast from their reactionary and interpersonal skills, both positive and negative. And that is one way to affirm (and reaffirm) one's own life. To deny that is to be one of the humans who deny nature. And to deny nature is to deny life. 4.16.06 I just installed a huge chunk of memory engrams starting from my birth through 1996, as well as some memories of my last Cleveland apartment, my old car, and memories of the 2004 video shoot for "These Are My Tensions". They are all located in "The Memory" section. Not only am I complying with the Paper Reduction Act of 1990, but you never know what can happen to cherished photographs throughout your life (especially ones from the pre-digital Era). The only certainty is that they all will eventually fade in time; sometimes with the memory itself... except here. 2.23.06 There is a woman who lived over 86 years. Her name is Eileen. She is my grandmother. She passed away on February 5, 2006 at 5am EST. Her death (and life) has had such an impact on me, the only natural way for me to express it was to write a new song. I wrote this song, entitled "Eileen", 4 days after her passing, and will be on the forthcoming album by Still Inertia: "Invested". If you would like to hear it, feel free to click on the link below so that her life may emotionally touch other humans like yourselves in ways she could not have possibly imagined during her lifetime: 1.31.06 A big thanks for all those whom I've been told showed up for the movie, "Born Lucky". I apologize for not being able to share in the experience of being with Shahin on stage to introduce the movie, but I was glad to hear there was distinct mention and relaying of my apologies for being far away. I hope you all enjoyed it, casted your votes for the evening, and hopefully the film may travel the country all beause of all of you! 11.8.05 I am living in Philadelphia, for those of you wondering why my sea level has changed so drastically. For those of you wondering what I was up to with the "Final Days" painting spark, the entire collection is now on display and for your personal viewing in the newly updated Portfolio under the Art:Paintings section. In other news, due to my irratic mental state, I'm embarking on a project that will turn into the form of a new album, once again only as freneticly different as my brain is at this moment in my life. Stay tuned for further information. 9.26.05 THANK YOU EVERYONE! Thank you so much for all your support and attendance. I am pleased to have touched so many people in so many differently shared ways. I am also glad to have sold such a variety of selections from my current collection of paintings and photographs. I have been further inspired to continue to create along the style from which my new work is emerging from... when I settle in Philadelphia. 4.12.05 Still Inertia: "From The Ancient Center" (THE SECOND ALBUM) "From The Ancient Center" is the new album from Still Inertia which serves as the musical companion to an art exhibition installed April 7, 2005, by native Cleveland artist, Christine Siarka, entitled "From The Ancient Center: Mandala Drawings and Metal Sculptures". Christine translates her own personal, contemporary versions of mandalas from the traditional Tibetan concepts into amazing metal sculptures of mandalas. Working under the musical identity Still Inertia, I was commissioned to create music specifically for this exhibit and its installation. Working in the studio with Mike Williams (of MadNote Productions) and Amanda North, this is the first time Still Inertia created an album that concentrates on the human experience during meditation. With such intentions, it is with great hope that the listener becomes aware of the moment in time they create each time this album is played in its entirety; a moment when nature and technology exist harmoniously... Fretless bass guitars, Siren-like vocal textures, rich layers of tribal rhythms, tints of pianos, humpback whales, a chinese gong, and even a turntable are all carefully and vividly woven together to create "From The Ancient Center". With meticulous continuity clocking in at 45 minutes, this album exhibits 4 songs (or movements) specifically created for the walking meditation engaged during the exhibition's opening night. The evening was a wonderful success and experience, and the CD was pre-released to those who attended that night. The positive consensus from the participants in the walking meditation was: "I've never heard music like this before." Curious? Trust your ears: "Cetus (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 1.2M) "You Shed Light In Me (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 1.2M) "Vessels (excerpt)" Listen (MP3, 1.3M) The music was a permanent installation of the exhibit and will continue to encourage the interaction of visitors, connecting the visual art with the music, to create an ever-evolving rock mandala in the center of the room. Photos and video captured its growth and will be released online in the very near future in The Memory section. Visit www.stillinertia.com to purchase this CD. Visit the Still Inertia Discography for track listings. 3.25.05 As for Matt Cirino, my personal tattooist: He has relocated back to Cleveland, Ohio, and currently works at The Illustrator in Elyria, Ohio. To contact him personally for appointments and information, please email him at mattsaweee@yahoo.com 12.22.04 Thank you for visiting! I am a freelance web/graphic designer, programmer, artist, musician, and filmmaker all rolled into one person (with 4 websites to help spread the madness). In 2004, this site has gone through a most extensive and complete overhaul since the year 2000. I also run my record label CRC-Music (www.crc-music.com), I present my musical indentity through www.stillinertia.com, and all my accomplishments as well as abilities available for freelance and outsourcing needs can be explored through Kraley Productions (www.kraleyproductions.com). This section I update most often out of all the site... just to let everyone (anyone who cares to) know about what is currently going on in my life.. no matter how far away you all may be geographically. The Story section contains the story of my life in the form of info and recommendations. Feel free to have a look around, view my portfolio, bookmark my reference section and if you have any questions or comments, please send them to jason@jasonkraley.com. Yes, I am on MySpace. www.myspace.com/jasonkraley Hellos = Stevo, Keith, Ariana, Mike Williams, Gooding and his crew, Elaine (my non-pink mohawked chickadee), Mr. Jason Popejoy, Nicole, Mike Gaines, Matt Cirino, John "I Am Electro" Rowland, Sara "Loverlips" Langhenry, "Skinhead John", Toshio, John/Jeremy/June, Shwag & Lisa, Veronica Bound/Aaron/Ian/etc (heh heh), Dan (in the cheese state), Toshio, Ariana, CJ, Chrissy B., Jason W., Rosanne and Sara, Shannon, Lil' G, Christine Siarka, Shahin Afnan, Vince, Alx, Natalie, Bonepumpkin (Matt Jay), Rob Harmon (Bound In Ink), Brad & Shane, Coral, Disastro, Drubskin, Dan K. & Bill Hawk, Feima, Gavin & Jim, Ginger, Anne Marie, Holly, Jason D, Lori L, Lori A., John Nanovsky & Peggy, Drew, Sandy, Juleen, MC Cornflake and Marcus Absent (aka Christian), Crusher (I miss your chiropractic skills), everyone at The Bike Stop, Zach, Courtney and Jeremy, Phil & Stephen M., Jeff Junker (thank you for Bender), Pedro, Salaha (are you alive?), Sara J.M., Eddie Beverage, Mary & Toni, Mark & Darren (and that London pal Paul, too!), Stu, Nate, Sean & Brian (Boston), Mark & Kerri of the Hudson Falcons, Bear and Jeff, Johnny Shea & Mark Blanx, Anja, Mattymoo, Everyone at Muggs Bar, Tammy R., JoHn (Yep yep) Reno (still alive buddy?), Melanie & Terry R., Andre, (Where in the world is) Jeremy my ex-"acclink"-co-worker, Amanda North, Amanda Bell & Jason Mould, January & Jason (from the Bloody Irish Boys), Jason Coffman, Mike Trombley, Michael Casey, Jen D./Kate/Everyone at 1812 Productions, The staff at Sal's On 12th, John Loesch, John Gill, Justin, Evil Steve-o & Kev Kev, Kevin Glaccum, Mike Dees, Pete Prior, The Fabulous Lee Etzold and Doug, Luca & Adrien (forgive the spelling), Marc & Jay, Matt N & Todd, Nate, My NY pals (Crystal, Bill, "Good James", Hypofixx, Joe "The Director", Patrick, Roger, Steve & John, & Tammy R.), Psydde Delicious & his boutique, "R0gu3", Johnny Flash, Jen Engel (alive?), Jern, Lisa H. and T'Jork, Bob Nekic, Monica & Jerry, Nadine, Pepper McGowen, Bertie, Punkrock Pete, Amneh T., Eric "The Pigfucker", JT and Ty, Evan B. (where for art thou?), Soey D., Robby and Sal, Robert Drake, the parental units, Joe Minadeo, Jude (Jugoe), Brad from Low Technicians, Jack Dangers and his crew, Greg Boil (from The Boils), The Unstoppable Guy from Guns On The Run (we miss you Dick!), the blokes from Hard Skin (had a blast meeting you and hearing you each night), and everyone else not mentioned! You know who you are (or perhaps why you weren't)...