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    OH! We had a lot of fun at The Dilboy VFW Hall in Davis Sq this weekend!!
   Friday night was Kim Ackland's party with two Prime Movers' sets. And man they were THE Best ever that night. Everyone was commenting on how awesome they sounded, now I do hear that they will be playing out from time to time but are yes pretty much actually broken up. Dennis and Cam are working on a project together so that good! It was a real fun night, everyone dancing and had a blast.

    Saturday night it was back to the Dilboy (I mean even the name is cool huh?) for Sue Lemont's birthday party and she had a loty of bands: Preston Wayne's band, Radio Knives, Red Invasion, Classic Ruins and The Doom Buggies playing. Again, there was a great turn out and everyone was in a great mood!

    This Dilboy place is so cool, right in Davis Sq, cheap drinks and it's a great size and ladies, they always have a can of Aqua Net in the ladies room!! Oh yeah! Everyone should think about having a show there for whatever reason or no reason at all except that it's a great place to have a show!

Friday Night - Kim's Birthday Party girl Kim. Photo:Michele Meadows

Prime Movers played two sets of primo garage.

Prime Movers

Cam Photo:Michele Meadows

The Friday night crowd. Photo:Miss Lyn

Kim, Michele, Miss Lyn, Anya.

Girls Gone Wild

Kim with matching purse. Photo:Michele Meadows

Ed 'Moose ' Savage, Dennis McCarthy, Boby Bear, Blowfish Photo:Michele Meadows

Miss Valentine and Dennis McCarthy Photo:Michele Meadows

The drummers summit. Dennis: It's - Boom de boom boom Boby: No it's - Boom boom de boom.

Saturday Night - Sue's Birthday Miss Lyn, Joeyboy and Birthday Girl Sue

The Preston Wayne Four

Preston's Strat which is signed by Dick Dale.

Red Invasion Photo:Miss Lyn

Amy Prohaska Photo:Michele Meadows

AquaNet always available in the Dilboy bathroom. Photo:Miss Lyn

The Radio Knives play as a duo and quite good too.

Classic Ruins

Classic Ruins with Joey Boy sitting in on drums. Photo:Miss Lyn

The height of entertainment.

The Doom Buggies.

The Doom Buggies with a picture of Dilboy (We assume.) overhead.

We look up to see the Dilboy disco ball, which has seen better times, and bid you adieu.