Meth Teeth and World's Greatest Ghosts

The sun's finally starting to poke through the clouds out there and I think that World's Greatest Ghosts might deserve some of the credit. They played a set of loud upbeat synth-touched sunny spazzy melodic pop.

The Ghosts were good enough to play our Parkrose school show this year and it was fun to see them again.

After The Ghosts, Meth Teeth took the the stage, direct from a touring gig in Missoula, Montana. Meth Teeth are like a blast of fresh air straight out of the nineties. They make authentic alternative rock: slashing harsh guitars, pounding drums, strong melodies, concise songs. It's not hard to imagine them opening for Mudhoney or Jesus Lizard back in the day.

Unfortunately, I had to miss a little bit of their set to go pay our port-a-potty vendor who was stopping by for a cleaning. Ah, the glamorous life of a music festival organizer...

Anyway, Poddington Bear is getting setup now. His sound check a second ago was so realistic that everyone was fooled into thinking the set was starting. That's probably a sign that it won't be long before he's ready to go. He's got a great big screen setup so it should be a multimedia treat.