"So ... Where are we going tonight?" "No idea" "East Side Club?" Yeah, sure. Who's playing?" "Duran Duran? British" "Haven't heard of them. Let's just go. Could be good" "What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy "Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin
As runners filtered through the main camp after their first 10-mile loop, the daily activities began. Much like the day before, these included a wide-ranging series of random games. From the Lego Lava Walk, an excruciating run on thousands of pieces of Lego, to a full-on Lucha Libre battle royal. But as soon as the games were over and the runners trickled in, the clouds began to build. The sky grew dark and suddenly a biblical rain poured from the sky. Participants scattered to find cover and a dry place to prepare for the grand finale of the weekend, The Dirtbag Prom.
Much like in high school, everyone at Born to Run looks forward to prom night. Here, it was an opportunity to wear ridiculously unique outfits and celebrate life with one another. As the band Metalachi began to play, the crowd exploded, singing together louder than the band itself as the rain continued to pour. The rambunctious party carried on into the small hours until finally the rain stopped and all was quiet again.
I first heard of them in one of the early episodes of the podcast, which Luis started in 2020, but he's mentioned them in others for quite some time
Check out Hootie doing justice to Scott Weiland. Perfect choice for his...somewhat limited vocal range.
Damn Scott was special. Glad I got so see him a few times before he punched his ticket. The devil made me do it the first time, second time I done it on my own - W
