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Tonight was special: friends, music, booze at
Jules Maes,
home to Seattle's
oldest bar (the wooden thing from which drinks are served). On the bill
tonight
was Porest and
Neung Phak
from San Francisco and Seattle's own
Master
Musicians of Bukkake.
Alan
Bishop sat in with Porest to do a darkly humorous
song and dance set about 21st century human slavery and black market
adoption
rings (sounds pretty funny, right?). Neung Phak played Americanized
morlam,
a
very happy sound that got people moving and gave me a real spiritual lift
somehow.
Bukkake won me over with their grinding guitars and tasteful use of fog.
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