At the fun, funky, the-way-it-should-be independent record store in San Luis Obispo, "Boo Boo Records," the entire display at the front of the store was dedicated to I.R.

Plus, the album (sorry - CD - old habits die hard )was featured at their listening station, and is, of course, being sold.

The buzz from the front counter staff was good, and they were encouraged (by me) to see them live . No promises were made, however, about an in-store appearance.

Three cheers for Boo Boo Music! Did you file this report from the stacks, wearing a trench coat and typing onto a wireless PDA underneath the sole of your shoe?

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Three cheers for Boo Boo Music! Did you file this report from the stacks, wearing a trench coat and typing onto a wireless PDA underneath the sole of your shoe?

that sounds ultra cool.
ahaha dont apologize for calling them albums!

[Edited on 29-10-2003 by nads]

i wish all stores were that hip. any chance you could get a picture of it?

Now why didn't I think of that??

I'm beating myself up with my PDA-embedded shoe :P

And...a nads sighting! Hey A :D

don't beat yourself up. i will have to use my imagination then.

Im from Pismo in the Central Coast. I bought my CD in the Grover Beach Boo Boos. Unfourtanantly, the album wasn't displayed as well as it sounds like in San Luis Obispo, but it was on the top display for the "I" section.

well, i suppose it is the little things.

that cool,
I still say album nothing wrong with it

Hey - thanks for the reassurance and support

And ImaCool - I'll have to check out the Grover store next time I'm around those parts. I assume yoiu've been to the Boo Boo in SLO?