Great fucking idea...and it's about "bloody" time (Mick accent here). Actually, Dan really originated this. On one of the bike rides , we were chillin' in my living room, and I played him my rendition of Lucas Reilly...he kinda dug it (or was just being polite), and said.."why don't we do a CD of DBISers doing their versions of DB songs?" We were gonna call the CD "Punks n' Drunks", so puhlease use that title if this comes to fruition.

Well, I'm in for mixing and submitting a "performance" or two. Lemme know. I've got a very small home recording unit. I record direct with no gimmicks, and very little editing, but I get (what I think), is a great sound. I do have a fellow who does relatively inexpensive mastering, down in Charlotte NC who'd be happy to lend his services if we get a compilation. That way we'd have a cohesive sound, and could "give it a beat, and put it on the street", so to speak.

Again, great idea, and when you know something, tell me where to send the CD. When you get CD's from all the folks, I can send to Dave Harris for mastering. He works with Reflection Studios in Charlotte, and does an affordable superb job.

I'm stoked. This wil