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Two quick hits for you all tonight. Mr. Grant “Stemage” Henry has contributed a truly kickass track to the “Songs for the Cure ‘10″ compilation CD. 100% of the proceeds from sales of this record go to The American Cancer Society. A ten dollar donation gets you a digital download of the CD and twenty-five bucks gets you a physical CD in the mail. I don’t know a single person who hasn’t in some way been touched (and well and truly pissed off) by cancer and this is a great way to help in the fight and get some sweet tunes simultaneously, and at the same time, too!

I’ve heard the song Stem recorded for the compilation and it’s fantastic. Six minutes of instrumental genius that take you through serenity, into rock, and then into a little more rock. It starts you out in the Shire, walks you into Mordor and kinda leaves you there, but it totally destroys the one ring so it’s okay. His song alone is well-wroth the donation but I’m told there are other songs on the CD as well. I’m proud as punch of my boy G for helping out with this and was all too happy to throw down my monies and I hope some of you will see your way to dropping a little coin on this outstanding cause as well. If the CD isn’t enough incentive I’ll give a free For Catherine DVD to the first fifty people who forward me their receipt showing they donated twenty-five dollars or more. Go here to donate and go right on over here to read what Grant has to say about it.

In other news, my beloved little moving-picture For Catherine will be playing at The Browncoat Pub and Theatre in Wilmington, NC this Friday and Saturday (February 5th and 6th) as part of the Guerilla Film Series. The movie starts at 8 PM and tickets are only five dollars. If your in the area you should totally check it out. It’s a really cool film series highlighting micro-budget cinema and they have beer there. If you’d like any more information check out the theatre’s website above or write me up and I’ll help in whatever way I can.

Get a beverage of your choice and do something fine,

E
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