Here are some shots of The Edison, but let me assure you that this is only a TINY slice of all there is to see, and that photos BARLY do this spectacle justice.



Now, let me start by saying not only had I been held up in my bunk with the FLU two whole weeks going into this show, but also I was terrified nobody would come. I mean lets face it: this was a night the Edison was not normally open, we were the only band playing, it was a Sunday, and the Edison doesn't even normally have bands. So when the promoter casually mentioned that afternoon "yes, we've pre-sold 75% of the house already"my jaw hit the bar. At least, it would have, had I not been so painfully cool. ;)



This night was EPIC. In fact, i even think Historic might be in order. The Edison was built to be a THE Steampunk club. A Victorian power plant, polished and primped into a work of art. But until tonight (as the illustrious and elusive owner/creator of the Edison told me that night) "we've never before had a crowd that looked like they belong here.

(yes, that is Kato dancing in the first row. And frankly, quite a few people mentioned they thought they saw an incognito Dr. Steel in attandance. I can nether deny nor confirm that...but I WANT to believe.)