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welcome...

to the SUPER unofficial freezepop archive! (super bcuz there's a youtube channel with the same name that i am also NOT affiliated with)

here you can find pics, gifs, fanart, vids, graphics, stories, tour diaries and more stuff related to freezepop. i'm sort of a new fan, so i'm finding new stuff almost every day and would appreciate your help if i get something wrong!! i'm starting this bcuz...

it's SO hard to find anything freezepop on here

i'm hoping to spread the disease and make EVERY tumblr user a fan of freezepop (mwahaha)

i think freezepop is awesome?

most of this is for myself

i hope you enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!! i encourage asks and questions and uh whatever idk reblogs whatevs it's all cool i love you all

who is freezepop?

freezepop is a synthpop band from boston started in 1999. it's original members are liz enthusiasm (jussi gamache), the other sean t. drinkwater (sean drinkwater), and the duke of pannenkoeken aka the duke of belgian waffles aka the duke of candied apples (kasson crooker). the duke left the band in 2009, but they got two new members: christmas disco-marie sagan (ashley holtgraver) and robert john bananas foster (seth damascus-kennedy). when they're all in the same place, they call it super freezepop!

you may know their songs from the rock band games or guitar hero. i have a little history on them on my main here.

who are you?

i'm cave!!! my main blog is @cavejebus. i'll probably be the only one doing this, and it might just be until the end of my summer break, but i'll try to do my best for the 2 freezepop fans out there...check out my main pinned post for more info abt me!

tour diaries log

i post one entry from liz's tour diaries daily with pics and descriptions copied and pasted from freezepop.net. there's lot's of cool stories and pix so go check it out!

1 - finished

2 - just started!

some freezepop web graphics

freezepop playing chess king, live at el corazon seattle, washington

Monday, April 22

We got up at 4 a.m. and took a cab to the airport. We flew to Frankfort. It's a cool airport. The security to get back into the U.S. was a lot tighter than anything we'd experienced flying over. The flight was long. Really really long. Then we had to sit on the plane for another half hour because the customs lines were too long. The weather was cold and gray and rainy. It made us want to curl up into fetal position. This day was not so good.

I want to go on tour again.

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Sunday, April 21

We actually had the whole day free to do what we wanted! It was sooooooooooooooo what we needed. The weather was gorgeous and sunny and warm. We started out walking through the park. There were a great many booths there, mostly of a vaguely hippie nature (natural food, hemp jewelry, candles, etc.). But a great many of them were selling crepes. The boys still had no luck procuring any carbonated beverages. We walked for a while until we gave up on finding a convenience store, and just went to a cafe instead. Whilst there, the Duke and Sean shared some kind of male bonding moment involving an attractive woman and very tight jeans. The Duke actually said "Boo-yah!" And I don't think it was entirely ironically, either. It was perhaps the most shocking moment of our whole tour. The Duke was really losing it that last day.

Also, we noticed a rather interesting Spanish-specific phenomenon of hot girls with brooms. It seems they all get jobs sweeping up. Who knew?

We walked as far as the Sagrada Familia, the most crazy, fucked-up cathedral we'd ever seen. It was amazing. We climbed the stairs all the way up to the top. Walking down made us very dizzy.

We discovered that it's impossible to be in a bad mood when there are palm trees around. At the Sagrada Familia cathedral. Mind-boggling. I highly recommend it.

We walked back to the hotel area and had lunch at a tapas bar. Advice to anybody traveling in Spain: try the potato omelette-y kinda thing. It's really yummy. We rested up a bit and headed back out, through the park again, but a different way this time. Lo and behold, there's a giant Wooly Mammoth! How terribly exciting! And then there was this amazing fountain/staircase that was just too beautiful for words. And we even saw parrots! Just flying around! Like normal birds! PARROTS!!! That kind of thing doesn't happen in Boston.

Me and my new friend Below: The boys in some sort of tropical paradise.

It was a short walk from the park to the beach. Yes, we got to see the Mediterranean. Sigh. I'm going all nostalgic. The water was really cold, but Sean and I had to wade in anyway. We hung out there for a while. It put us in the best mood ever. Seriously.

Sean made some new friends.

We got some gelati on the way back to the hotel. It was really really yummy. That night, Sean and I ventured out while the Duke spent some quality time with the QY-70. We found this big pedestrian street that we should have gone to the night before when we were looking for food. Except then we ended up having bad expensive pizza again. But it wasn't quite as bad. And then we had more gelati. It was a lovely night.

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