Past & present Amis w/ conductor Steve Moss!
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Past & present Amis w/ conductor Steve Moss!
because honestly where would this show be without Steve

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Monday, June 18: The Midnight Ghost Train, “Henry”
Buffalo played like a slightly more accessible version of Clutch, with “Henry” rolling and tumbling along with both carelessness and precision. The Midnight Ghost Train got by during their early years in large part due to the ragged charm of Steve Moss’ vocals and their bluesier take on stoner metal, and “Henry” was a perfect example of that approach. The song was a briskly paced rumbler that worked as both a stoner jam as well as a blues metal stomper, as its looseness felt reflective of both styles, and Moss’ craggly croaking stood out on its own even as it recalled a less ornery Neil Fallon. The Midnight Ghost Train would expand their sound on later records, but Buffalo and “Henry” established their template and set them on their way.
Discovery: Steve Moss returns from a two decade hiatus
Coming to our attention with his first album in 20 years, Steve Moss is an artist I’m looking forward to getting to know better. Continue reading Discovery: Steve Moss returns from a two decade hiatus
Will Vincent from My Guitar Lessons video interviews Steve Moss from The Midnight Ghost Train
Remembering New Times’ Steve Moss by Stacey Warde I worked at New Times as managing editor at the turn of the century, not long after 9/11, when the alternative weekly wasn’t yet 20 years old. Rece…
Before his death, Steve had turned the scrappy alternative weekly he started with Alex Zuniga and Beverly Johnson in 1986 into a viable and trusted source of news and information throughout SLO County.

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19. März '15: Stoned Jesus + The Midnight Ghost Train - Kulturbahnhof Jena
19. März ’15: Stoned Jesus + The Midnight Ghost Train – Kulturbahnhof Jena
Die Ukrainische Band Stoned Jesus ist ein Nebenprojekt des Krobak-Gitarristen Igor “Prog-Jester” Sidorenko. Unterstützt wird er dabei von “Nick” am Bass und “EphirZ” an den Drums Progressive Stonerelemente und traditionelle Psychedelic-Anleihen vollenden das Mosaik STONED JESUS. Die Heavy-Dampfwalze rollt als einer der fettesten Stoneracts aus dem wilden Osten endlich auch über lokale Bühnen.…
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The World's Shortest Stories - The Streets of The City
the Ordeal
She hated them! All of them! Their maskes hid not their glee, as their groping hands held her down—for him. The pain and blood were unbearable. Still, he persisted, forcing her. Her screams only encouraged him. She knew not to deliver meant certain death. Finally, satisfied, he said, "It's a boy."
—Tom McGrane
The World's Shortest Stories - The Streets of The City
Headed for Trouble
The Scantily clad hitchhiker knew she was in trouble the moment she stepped into the car. The driver gazed disapprovingly at her costume. "Looking for some fun?" "No..I'm just going to the beach." "Think so? Well, I've got other plans for you, sweetie, and they don't include beaches." "Guess I'm grounded, huh Mom?"
—Dick Skeen