Wow, what a night. It's hard to believe that it was already a week ago that that crazy thing happened.

In case you don't know, or you haven't read any of my previous posts, Let All Prevail was a previous band that I used to be in. We called ourselves Post-hardcore. Sometimes we were metal. Heck sometimes we were screamo/pop/polka... who the heck knows.

Whatever it was, four years ago, we had lots of fun being guys right out of high school playing shows, winning band battles, and just making damn fools of ourselves on stage. Isn't that what being in a band is all about?

And last weekend was the power-house reunion show of that group, and boy it was bouncing son.

We had a turn-tablist by the name of Eric Thompson, a tight pop-rock band called Chasing October that did some sick harmonies, a killer metal band called Among The Fallen that tore up the stage, a hybrid female-fronted group called Steal the Spotlight, and Let All Prevail tugging on the reigns of this crazy carriage at the end of the night.

Above everything, it was just plain out fun and I don't remember the last time that I had that much fun.

Sure, it wasn't that much fun being the guy that had to sit at the front by the doors taking tickets, but you gotta do what you gotta do. Yea, taking out the trash at the end of the night isn't considered one of the perks... but you get over it.

Not to change gears here, but in case you haven't noticed, I haven't really been writing posts all that often anymore and there's been a reason for that.

I kind of just lost my momentum for awhile and wanted to focus on one of my other hobbies which is creating websites that act as mini online businesses. That probably sounds like a strange thing to say, but I've been at the online business game for about a year and half now and it's only getting better.

Just sometimes, I forget what's fun to do versus which will give me the biggest payout.

I think a lot of us get caught up in that game every now and again and this reunion show that just passed, helped me to get a little more perspective on things.

It helped me to realize that playing shows is awesome. To me anyway. If you've never played a show or something like that, try it. See if it's your cup of tea. I've been doing it for eight years and I'm addicted now.

So, I think that it's time I get aggressive with my music again, keep pumping out tunes, throw that live band together, and have a massive show.

You get me?

Stay slick guys,
HonestKyle