Tonight a friend and I went to the LoFi venue to catch a couple of bands play. The first wasn't bad. They had a bit of a Brit Pop sound... like, Oasis. Minus the a-hole attitude. Anyways, The Green Pajamas followed up and took the show to a higher level. They didn't just get on stage and play. They PLAYED. And they did it with a sense of cool. Not jumping all around the stage and trying too hard to win the crowd over. Old school rock. There was definitely an attitude about them that carried through their music. They had only played one song and I instantly became a fan. A lot of their lyrics literally hit a note with me and reflected my own thoughts of late. And, I love it when music does that... They've been around the music scene for some time and I wished that I'd heard of them sooner. So, my 365 for today goes out to the Green Pajamas. Cheers, GP...

Group photo of Green Pajamas and boatclub along with Music Millennium store owner Terry Currier (2nd from left) and rock critic, Jud Cost (far right) after the groups rousing instore performances during their 2009 tour together. From l to r: Mark Hanley, Terry Currier, Laura Vanderpool, John Thoman, Stephan Junca, Jeff Kelly, Matt Piucci, Scott Vanderpool, Joe Ross, Jud Cost