Downtown we had a long lens we wanted to try out and decided to impromptu lead the guys down Clayton St and then cross the street in the middle of a green light. Ben and Pete seemed to drop off at the beginning and we all wondered or assumed they weren't going to participate in the song, but they always showed up for their parts-at one point running up at the last second.

We did several songs at the gas station off of loop 10. This was a favorite of ours from their new album and we couldn't resist including it, especially the enthusiastic fan at the end. Hopefully he didn't plan his evening around seeing himself on the 4 o'clock news on channel 4. On Monday. The owner of the convenience store shouted what sounded like "7 to 7!" Or maybe "77!" Either way, we didn't know what he meant but were glad we weren't in trouble for shooting on his property.

This song can be found on the band's EP, but not on the new album unfortunately. This was a cool little experiment, or so we thought, depending on one lone mic to grab the entire performance while Jason and I hung out across the street, grabbing bystanders and bywalkers.

We'd mentioned to Rand the possibility of singing one of the songs and he responded with this fantastic cover from the very under-appreciated Revolver album.

Bassist Dennis Baraw learned the song that morning and did a pretty good job, we thought. The light from the large windows at The Farm gave us a nice, easy, stress-free time with the camera. Indoors isn't always easy with significantly low light.