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The Fiery Furnaces and White Rabbits at the Grey Eagle Music Hall

Sep 3rd 2009 — Asheville,Concert Photography,Music — 11:21 pm

Both these bands absolutely killed it. They brought the rock with a furious intensity that your average hipster simply cannot comprehend.

On a political/ethical side note: The Fiery Furnaces want you to know the importance of health care reform in the United States that includes a government provided public option.

Perhaps you think it is reprehensible that someone might die, or their child or spouse, because they cannot afford health insurance and the standard of care that comes with it. If so, I encourage you to take a few minutes to contact the politicians who make decisions in your name. Urge them to support legislation that includes an affordable public option to help increase the quality of life for all Americans.

Contact Your Representatives in the House

Contact Your Senators

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Downtown Asheville

Aug 31st 2009 — Asheville,North Carolina — 1:41 pm

My hometown, Asheville, North Carolina.

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The War on Drugs, Circulatory System, Akron/Family

Aug 29th 2009 — Asheville,Concert Photography,Music,North Carolina — 1:03 pm

The last three bands to play at Harvest Record’s Transfigurations. At the Grey Eagle in Asheville, NC.

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Transfigurations, Jonathan Kane

Aug 27th 2009 — Asheville,Concert Photography,Music,North Carolina — 4:57 pm

After leaving the Books at Diana Wortham I went over to the Grey Eagle just in time to catch the last few songs of Jonathan Kane’s set. All five were onstage in a straight line, with Jonathan in the middle. They were absolutely wailing out some serious rock. Quite a change from the mellow pace of the Books. I was impressed.

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Transfigurations, Saturday at the Diana Wortham Theatre

Aug 24th 2009 — Asheville,Concert Photography,Music,North Carolina — 12:14 pm

More of Harvest Records’ Transfigurations. These pictures are from the Saturday evening show at the Diana Wortham Theatre. Villages opened, followed by Mount Eerie, and finally The Books.

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Transfigurations, Friday

Aug 23rd 2009 — Asheville,Concert Photography,Music,North Carolina — 4:37 pm

These pictures are all from the late show at the Grey Eagle. Ice Cream opened up for Budos Band.

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Transfigurations, Thursday

Aug 22nd 2009 — Asheville,Concert Photography,Music,North Carolina — 10:32 am

For their 5 year anniversary local Asheville record shop Harvest Records put on a 3 day music festival. My sister Rebecca arranged for me to attend the shows and take pictures for the local independent newspaper the Mountain Xpress .

It was my first time ever being commissioned to take pictures and it was a great experience. These are all from the first day at one of the best places to see live music in Asheville, the Grey Eagle.

The bands playing this show, in order of appearance, were:

Floating Action from Asheville, NC

The Coathangers from Atlanta, GA

Kurt Vile from Philadelphia, PA

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Asheville Downtown and Such

Aug 17th 2009 — Asheville,North Carolina — 2:06 pm

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Downtown Asheville Thunderstorm

Aug 16th 2009 — Asheville,North Carolina — 7:51 pm

An afternoon thunderstorm in Asheville, North Carolina.

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Asheville, NC to Hiwassee, GA

Aug 10th 2009 — Asheville — 10:52 am

Pictures from the drive through western North Carolina to Lake Chatuge in northeast Georgia.

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Asheville Misc

Feb 4th 2009 — Asheville,Family — 10:37 pm

A few final pictures from my last visit to Asheville.

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Flying from Asheville to Bozeman

Jan 11th 2009 — Asheville,Bozeman — 11:18 pm

Happy Birthday Davy!

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Mount Pisgah

Jan 7th 2009 — Asheville,Family — 11:06 pm

A few more pictures of a warm North Carolina Sunday in January.

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Western North Carolina

Jan 6th 2009 — Asheville — 9:26 pm

These pictures are all from a drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway and a hike up Mount Pisgah, a Sulock family favorite. It was my last day in North Carolina and it was probably about 65 degrees.