Rosemont May 2010

So I took that trip over to Rosemont metro a couple weeks back and did some trekking around the area and then along the tracks. I had not been to this area in quite sometime, definitely over a year, and it looks like pretty much the same areas are being hit along the tracks at least. saw some pretty nice stuff, some old stuff, and some interesting work by a good number of writers and artists out there.
I got a lot of pan shots of some of the long running walls in the area too and I think some of them came out pretty nice. There's a lot more on the streets that I wasn't able to get but I'll be going back in the near future to catch all of that too. Until then enjoy what I was able to snap with my glass and check back for more from the TA Wall and Factory that I shot last week. And head's up to those who like to frequent that area: it's under construction by the city -more patch work and maintenance of the existing structure of the Ville-Marie Expressway -but its loaded with construction crews and security that'll bust anyone painting the area if they can catch you. And police are cruising about the area more frequently too I think. So be extra aware and pay attention if your in the area.

As always I wasn't able to label everyone in this post, I am limited to 20 a post apparently so I've tagged whoever I could. All in all I have to say that there was some pretty nice and interesting stuff out there. I've got a TA Wall & Factory update to post this week too so keep in touch. And thanks to those who have posted comments, I appreciate your interest and remarks.
Till next.

The Pills - A Fistful of Pills - 2004

Since 1995, The Pills have been Boston's preeminent power pop faction, blending a hard-hitting guitar assault akin to the Smithereens with the rapid roar of the Jam. A Fistful of Pills finds the group more forceful than ever, with the addition of one-time Shods and Mighty Might Bosstones guitarist Dave Aaronoff. The tight, bluesy blast of "Hang On Tight" starts the commotion that evolves into the quirky roar of "Butterfield 8." Fascinations with early Cheap Trick and the Knack abound, if the blistering "Good Thing Going" is any indication, and the undeniable, spirited delivery of tracks like "Brand New Pair of Eyes," and "Rock & Roll Heart" prove that whether it's bassist Corin Ashley, or guitarist David Thompson handling the lead vocal chores, the results are usually good. "Rub My Eyes" is even brilliant, recalling 1970s nuggets by the Records and Bram Tchaikovsky, but the thirty-second shot of "Continental Breakfast" is pretty disposable. The countrified "Ballad of Don Crawford" affirms suspicions that there could be more to the Pills in the future than just skilled, easily digested mod rock. Just the same, the bulk of A Fistful is a blast. Now take your medicine.-AMG



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