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September 15, 2002: "back to school bash" at the 
stone pony. and what a bash it was. the set was tight and th mix amazing. they started out 
with a version of "goddamn" that started from hell but ended up in heaven. 
absolutely beautiful. fans were also treated to a quieter more subtle version of 
the late Aaliyah's "Dust Yourself off and Try Again", a song which kelly milk is 
known for rocking out to. argueably, the coolest part of the show was when these 
two kids starting moshing all alone, and one started doing cartwheels and broke 
out into some type of breakdancing(who was that?)
 mad love.
 imran
 
 august 23. Krome Show...
 
 [email from steve to imran]:::::
 
 lasssssst nite, da da da da da, da da da da da, buda bum bum bum.
 Kelly Milk played the KROME last nite. It was cool. Much, much better than the 
last time. The two bands before us dropped out so we had to go on first at 7:30. 
We played Crime & 9, 17, break it up, only in america, bomb the kids, Try Again 
(by Aliyah), sundae, and we closed the set with a new song "Korea." At the 
climax of Sundae I took a flying leap off the stage onto the floor-
 remarkably, it didn't hurt at all. We played really hard and with a lot of 
enthusiasm. I've got rub burns all over my right wrist and scabs on my
 thumb and picking fingers. A good time had by all. Tara came but she missed the 
show because we went on early. whatever, at least she wasn't drunk.
 We're playing there again next friday, if that's of any interest. Imran, you've 
got to give me the web adress for Kelly Milk, I really want to see it.
 People keep telling me how good it is.
 Hope the weather is fair at the Malik residence.
 Yours truly,
 Steve
 
 august 6.the conduit
 wasnt there. but i talked to steve...
 
 ME:"how was the show?"
 
 STEVE:"It went well, ya know..." pauses for a second..."well, you know, they 
didnt really understand us"
 indulge in the kelly milk guestbook
 
 Krome Show
 kelly milk was last to play on the side stage, and tons of people came out to 
see the band tonight. it was great fun, and the band played a fairly harder set 
tonight, pleasing the "moshers" from the, well, second song. they started of 
with "sundae", and then kicked it into high gear with "CIA" right after that. 
ending with "crime & 9", the crowd was pleased to say the least
 
 
 
 
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