We paid him well...

For this review.

or so you'd think. Jesus.

Maximum Linkage

The new album and the PDX shows are getting some traffic, so with that in mind i present the following shameless self promotion:

Bella is a good friend of TBRS and an awesome comedian and writer in her own right. We did this fun little web interview for her site, which you should check out for the pulse on Chicago comedy. Link

Citizen sugar is a group of blogs in the vein of aolblogs, and the gizmodo/lifehacker/wonkette collective. They seem to be geared towards the ladies (or so i'm told), but that seems to mean just a pastel-er layout. Link

It's like he read our press release, and reworded things so that we could use pull quotes. This is some fine journalism. Link
Hee hee..."as his bad self" Link


This is my favorite review of TBRS ever. Link

It's a Dream Come True

Many musicians have goals with their music. Some want to have a #1 hit single. Some want a gold record. Some want to get a song in a Mazda commercial. Me? I've had one goal, really, since I was a skinny, zitty little bastard in the 9th grade playing Nirvana covers in the back of the theatre classroom hoping it would make girls think I was deep and sensitive.

Today, ladies and gentlemen, I have achieved my dream.

I got a song played on Dr. Demento.

This won't mean much to you unless you were the specific type of nerdy pre-teen who huddled by his/her radio every saturday night waiting for the good Dr. to drop some hilarious science on your eager ears, but I can't tell you how honestly, sincerely giddy I am to discover this. I was googling around, looking for Big Rock press and it popped up. Next stop, dare i dream, the funny five?


Other highlights of my vanity googling:

TBRS is the Concert Pick for the First Unitarian Church's Good Times Committee. Thank God we're listed under "adult programs".

Arthur Delaney is the real star of TBRS. This guy reminds me of Buck Naked a little. Only, you know, without breasts pressed to his face.

Yesterday I went down and visited my alma mater (Willamette University), where I hadn't been since I graduated in 2001. I'll spare you the details of getting the gibblies while standing outside the building where I lost my virginity, but I will post this picture of the last time I defiled the stage as an actor:



Also, no, blondes don't have more fun. But that outfit got me so much pussy.


p.s.
D'ja get a chance to listen to it yet?

New album's out

The new album is out

and it's available exclusively online at www.scottyiseri.com.

and it's only six bucks!

(Why so cheap? Because i'm not goddamn Radionhead, that's why. * )

and it includes 12 awesome songs, 3 videos and six bucks goddammit.

Track Listing:
1)Your Face
2)Scotty Iseri You Can Do Anything
3)Fat Girl
4)Giant Robot
5)Goddammit, I’ve Had It
6)Coffeeshop Writer
7)I’m Sorry
8)Lilly’s Song
9)The Greatest Xmas Ever
10) The Big Rock Show Theme
11) SI, YCDA (Live at Davenport’s
12) Secret Bonus Track (oops)


Go here, you buy now.



And god bless amurica.



*Also, If your name's not Justin Timberlake, it takes 6-8 weeks to get an album on itunes. Then, when it finally shows up, they make you download their crazy format that doesn't work on any mp3 player except ipods. And at the end of the day, they charge me 4 bucks for the privilege. We here at TBRS say hooey on that. We make the same amount either way, so until Steve Jobs gets his act together and uploads our album, the only place to get it is gonna be here: http://www.scottyiseri.com/SI4Pres.html