Fountainhead

I like the way this one looks, I say we stick with it unless something comes up.

Alternatively, there's this
ALTERNATE STAGE MAP!.

Personally, I think we should put all our amps in the front and just stand behind them. The people in the back are kind of getting screwed, and having an amp behind a wall of people isn't the best for sound quality (it will be pretty poor anyways so we should try to get the best possible).

Is there any possible way to get a PA system?

I vote you go with the mirror image, because it's much sweeter, other than that you did your picture slightly strange, maybe intentionally i don't know, but normally justin is on the side with Andrew and mark is on the other side. (You probally already know this though.)

Justin, there is a flaw in your logic, I'm the only one getting screwed. The frequency at which a bass is played does not allow for the air to resonate, rather it has to push the air. Therefor, I need to actually move the air when I play, making the wall of people an issue. However, when there are comments on "Damn son, that bass was pimpin' fresh, yo" I have discovered I can be heard well. The guitar plays at a frequency which vibrates the air and allows the sound to carry through the air, rather than with the air (somewhat). So, with the guitar amp tucked inside the setup, acoustically, there aren't any issues. The only problem is us not rocking out with enough cock out. More cock, gentlemen.

To Nate:
Kay Fox asked about that, and I told her that we would need some sort of sound system. She said that she can either borrow something from the school, or Brennan might have something she could borrow. I assume they are providing mics and mic stands, as well as power strips, because those were the things she asked me about today.

To everyone:
I neglected to mention that this diagram is for me to give to Kay Fox directly or indirectly so that she with her party planning committee can know what our setup is and that way they can get all the right stuff in the right places and set up a bit without us. There is some more information about when we play and stuff, but since there are other people who visit this site, I'm not really supposed to post it publically.

Finally, here's a different stage map. Not as pretty and symmetrical, but it's another option:
ALTERNATE ALTERNATE STAGE MAP!

I like the alternative squared one.

On the Luther housing application we had to put what music we liked and I was a little nervous about checking "Alternative"

Thought everyone should know.

I like the original for the most part. Can Mike and I have separate mics? That would be ideal. I have a good idea for another alternate stage plan. I'll email it to whoever wants it, but I'll describe it: switch Mark with his amp and Justin with his. We can also put Justin's amp in front of the horns. That way the amps will be out of the way and not hiding anyone from view. It should also provide better sound with not all the sound coming from one relatively focused area. Anyway, think about it...

Okay, I ran my stage plan by Joe from Runway and he said that everything might work even better if the big amps are put in the back. Also, bass and chucka chucka amps should be closer to the drum set. Talk to me for questions. The End.

Love,
David

On mics:
I already told her we could do with three, so if you want another one, we can bring one of ours and one of our stands, I guess. Sorry for just grouping you both on the same mic. Mike said he could deal with it.

Go ahead and send your stage plan, and I'll put it up. Email address is up there.

Just for the record, the back kicks ass, no one move me.

Whatever the stage plan is on Thursday is what we go with. Right now it's the one that's up in the regular post. Unless that changes tomorrow, I'm printing it off tomorrow night and bringing it in.