muse_nine

Awwh, the hug line was AWESOME. That absolutely made my Otakon experience complete. ^.^

Yeeps!! Thanks muchly, Dom--and I'm rather honored that you used my description on the website. ^.^ Too bad you guys can't make AUSA, but hopefully I'll see you next year at Otakon. I might just be a gofer (gofer? Three more weeks of winter?) so maybe I can even help out, if The Powers That Be will allow it.

From video game music to anime intro tunes (in Japanese and English), from mini-raves and shameless danceoffs, from jazz and rock bands forming on the spot to folks who'd been playing together for years... Yeah. It was all there. Club Otaku didn't get a whole lot of publicity, but for those of us who ended up hanging around and making some music, it was probably the best part of the con. The dynamic of the music played went from silly to hardcore to irreverent and all the way back to folksy and jazz--we even had one gal who brought her saxophone all the way from FLORIDA, and a metal