DAVE & ALLAN ON LOCATION FOR KISM-FM BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTONWednesday, December 30, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
SNAPSHOTS FROM GLOBETROTTER GAME...
REBECCA and I suited up against The HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS Monday night at The Quicken Loans arena. We each poured in ONE point in a losing effort...
...uh, I wasn't guarding him at the time...I don't think....maybe I was...not sure...
THROWIN' THE HAMMER DOWN pre-game style
Game facin'....it didn't work...Friday, December 25, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
30 SECONDS TO MARS...
I have to admit, I'm pretty late to the party when it comes to 30 SECONDS TO MARS. I saw them for the first time last night at The House of Blues and loved the show!Saturday, December 19, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
JANE SEYMOUR STOPS BY THE SHOW...
JANE SEYMOUR stopped by the show on Thursday morning to talk about her art show coming up at Summit Mall this weekend. Her film credits include "Somewhere in Time", "Wedding Crashers" and "Live and let Die". She is first class and was a pleasure to talk with.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Q104 AQSTIC XMAS SNAPSHOTS...
BACKSTAGE WITH KATE VOEGELE
HOWIE DAY
BACKSTAGE WITH HOWIE DAY
HOWIE DAY PERFORMS
HOWIE DAY PIC TAKEN FROM SOUNDBOARD
CLEVELAND'S JOSHUA RADIN OPENED THE SHOW
BACKSTAGE WITH JOSHUA RADINThursday, December 10, 2009
WILDE & FEE TO FACE GLOBETROTTERS!!
WILDE & FEE have been traded to The Washington Generals and will square of against The Harlem Globetrotters on December 28th @ 7pm at The Quicken Loans Arena. (pictured; Allan Fee, Moo Moo Evans & Rebecca Wilde)
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
ROB SIMS VIP BDAY SNAPSHOTS...
ROB SIMS invited me to his 26th birthday party at THE LAST SUPPER CLUB in downtown Seattle on Sunday. We celebrated with Rob's friends, family and a few of his Seahawks teammates...
MARCUS TRUFANT
LOFA TATUPU
MARCUS TRUFANT
LOFA TATUPU SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE...
I went back home to the Seattle area over the weekend and had a total blast!
I went to my first SEAHAWKS game at the new stadium and enjoyed a Seattle win over San Francisco. The Seahawks kicked a game winning field goal as time ran out for a 17-14 win...
I met up with ROB SIMS from The Seahawks for all of his 26th birthday festivities. We had an awesome meal on the Seattle waterfront at The CRAB POT. What a great place! They just throw down a bunch of seafood, hand you tools and you go for it!! 
I spent the entire weekend hangin' out with my friends Dave and Woody gettin' caught up and enjoying all that Seattle has to offer...
We had a chance to tour the new Seattle Seahawks Headquarters and got the rare chance to sit in on their practice. Pictured L-R: Woody, Dave, me, Chuck, Sam and my brother Ian.42nd BDAY SNAPSHOTS
I celebrated my 42nd birthday on December 3rd with friends and family at a couple of my favorite places around town....
We had a couple of Dortmunders at HOOPLES in The Flats.
Dinner at Charm Thai in Seven Hills, Ohio. This restaurant is one of the best kept secrets in town. I love their sushi. The service is awesome. I highly suggest you check it out.
We had a couple of Dortmunders at HOOPLES in The Flats. 
Dinner at Charm Thai in Seven Hills, Ohio. This restaurant is one of the best kept secrets in town. I love their sushi. The service is awesome. I highly suggest you check it out.Thursday, December 3, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
"LIVE" BREAKING UP????
A personal message from Chad Taylor:
Dead Friend of Live,
Let me start by thanking you for your many years of devoted loyalty to our music. Bands are lucky if they have one hit and fade away but in the case of Live, you kept us relevant for more than 20 years. Today I am writing you as a fan of the band with sad news. As many of you know, Live was having a hard time keeping things together. After many years of friendship, love and laughter it became clear that things had run their course.
I was in denial. Our working relationship with Ed had grown cold and we were only on limited speaking terms for the last several months. We agreed for the sake of the bands future to take a break and announced the hiatus. During that time period we discovered a contract executed in 2005 that engaged the bands company into a legal obligation that did not have majority consent from the band. Ed’s signature was the only one required.We were fast to try and open communication with Ed or his legal team but got no reply.
Our hiatus had fast turned into a break up. Chad, Patrick and I have no plans to replace Ed at this point in time, however, he will no longer be a member of our band. We are excited by the opportunities ahead of us and will look to enjoin forces with vocalists and instrumentalists that will hold high the ideals set forth by the band and its fans.
Yes, there may be future Live recording and tours but we are all very realistic that it will never be the same without Ed. That doesn’t mean that it can’t be great. Like you, we are greatly saddened by the discoveries we made but as many of you know, life has a way of sorting things out. Ed will always be tied to Live and we will never make attempts to shadow his considerable lyrical and melodic contributions to our music.
Stay tuned to FOL for more details on our future plans. I would also ask that we all take the time to remember the positive energy Ed, Chad, Patrick and I spent so many years pushing forward. I’m trying hard myself to not be judgmental and let life flow freely around me.
Love,Chad TaylorOn behalf of Chad Gracey and Patrick Dahlheimer
Dead Friend of Live,
Let me start by thanking you for your many years of devoted loyalty to our music. Bands are lucky if they have one hit and fade away but in the case of Live, you kept us relevant for more than 20 years. Today I am writing you as a fan of the band with sad news. As many of you know, Live was having a hard time keeping things together. After many years of friendship, love and laughter it became clear that things had run their course.
I was in denial. Our working relationship with Ed had grown cold and we were only on limited speaking terms for the last several months. We agreed for the sake of the bands future to take a break and announced the hiatus. During that time period we discovered a contract executed in 2005 that engaged the bands company into a legal obligation that did not have majority consent from the band. Ed’s signature was the only one required.We were fast to try and open communication with Ed or his legal team but got no reply.
Our hiatus had fast turned into a break up. Chad, Patrick and I have no plans to replace Ed at this point in time, however, he will no longer be a member of our band. We are excited by the opportunities ahead of us and will look to enjoin forces with vocalists and instrumentalists that will hold high the ideals set forth by the band and its fans.
Yes, there may be future Live recording and tours but we are all very realistic that it will never be the same without Ed. That doesn’t mean that it can’t be great. Like you, we are greatly saddened by the discoveries we made but as many of you know, life has a way of sorting things out. Ed will always be tied to Live and we will never make attempts to shadow his considerable lyrical and melodic contributions to our music.
Stay tuned to FOL for more details on our future plans. I would also ask that we all take the time to remember the positive energy Ed, Chad, Patrick and I spent so many years pushing forward. I’m trying hard myself to not be judgmental and let life flow freely around me.
Love,Chad TaylorOn behalf of Chad Gracey and Patrick Dahlheimer
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