Dimmer Beach: This week’s post is geared toward local crew and how they work with road crew.
I’m going to start with a concept and build from there:
The road crew is responsible for getting the rig up every day.
The local crew sets the rig up.
Before we go any further, we need to break down the last two sentences.
Consumerist:
When you strip off the logos from your typical cheerleader’s uniform —
especially in high school and college — you’re left with something that
is still distinctly an outfit meant for a cheerleader. But can a uniform
manufacturer copyright that basic uniform design? It’s a question
currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, and one whose answer could have
far-reaching implications.
www.q3lv.com:
Recently, the production manager came onto our bus before load in to
tell the entire crew that smoking pot is not allowed on this tour during
working hours. Yesterday, he came on to deliver some fine gifts of
cheese and wine from the venue and the whole bus reeked of marijuana
cigarettes..... reefers. He did not mention any names nor single any one
person. He did make it very clear that pot smoking would not be
tolerated while working. This is the way it is on bigger tours these
days. Drugs and rock n’ roll do not hang out as often as they did in
1982. I prefer not to smoke only because I don’t function well around
people when I get high. However, I really enjoy the company of people
who are high, compared to drunk, when I am sober. However, I am much
more tolerant to high people than some others.
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