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fandomtownies2024-10-28 05:22 am
x_wondrous_x) wrote in fandomtownies2024-10-28 05:22 am
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Groovy Tunes; Monday [10/28].
Stewart didn't usually bother with coming into the store on a Monday, but not only did he have a whole mess of new records from the trip to Quebec to work with (yes, yes, Groovy Tunes was a music store with its own records, he did realize the certain irony in all this), but there was also something else he'd been think about that, now with the trip over, he was actually feeling a little inspired to get moving on. And so he was also working on posters.
The biggest one of which would be nestled in the window of the store for all passersby to witness, but there would also be smaller flyers and cards plastered up around town and on public billboards and what have you to spread the word maybe just a little further. They each had their own style and charm, in sort of an 90s indie zine flair with the impression of cut-out letters and a good garage band grunginess, but the message on all of them was generally the same gist:
NEW @ ~GrOOvY tUnEs~
OPEN MIC NIGHTS
Display your talents(?) at your
Charming Local Music Store
First Thursdays of Every Month
Starting November 7th
Contact Stewart (555-STRT) for
questions. comments. concerns.
He'd like to think it wasn't the worst idea in the world. He'd like to think that, if anything, his intrepid fellow Canadian musician and employee would be interested, too. He was trying not to think about him being the only one to want to take advantage of it, or of going through no one showing up again like the last time he tried holding something like this to scratch those creative...well, scratches.
Groovy Tunes is open!
The biggest one of which would be nestled in the window of the store for all passersby to witness, but there would also be smaller flyers and cards plastered up around town and on public billboards and what have you to spread the word maybe just a little further. They each had their own style and charm, in sort of an 90s indie zine flair with the impression of cut-out letters and a good garage band grunginess, but the message on all of them was generally the same gist:
OPEN MIC NIGHTS
Display your talents(?) at your
Charming Local Music Store
First Thursdays of Every Month
Starting November 7th
Contact Stewart (555-STRT) for
questions. comments. concerns.
He'd like to think it wasn't the worst idea in the world. He'd like to think that, if anything, his intrepid fellow Canadian musician and employee would be interested, too. He was trying not to think about him being the only one to want to take advantage of it, or of going through no one showing up again like the last time he tried holding something like this to scratch those creative...well, scratches.
Groovy Tunes is open!