No. 2

Here’s the Pink Lighting cut of “You Might Be Right.” Almost went with this version. Directed by Sam Higginson, with some lighting bolts by , and edited by Neil, the track was produced by , recorded and mixed by Gary Jarman , and released on limited blue 7” and limited red 12” vinyl by Jealous Butcher Records.

"You Might Be Right" (Pink Lightning Cut) by No. 2

Had a long talk with Al Melchior for his podcast “You, Me & an Album” about the 2001 compilation CD Nigeria 70: Funky Lagos. And the episode is out now! Link in bio. It’s a wide-ranging, discursive conversation rife with historical inaccuracies and entertaining “facts” about Nirgeria in the 70’s (I read some wikipedia pages the morning we did the interview), which nevertheless is full of real love and passion for this album. One of the best compilations ever, in my book. Thanks Al!

Thank you Janet and Sam!! For all your unending generosity and for Quasi’s inspired performances that made us want to step it up, And thanks to all of you who came out to see us play together! A fun fact you may not know about Quasi: they know where every single one of the best coffee shops are in the entire fu***ng country.

Shuffling back into Portland…

When you’re in a band with a kick ass stylist… Almost ready for Vancouver

...And another new review! We got a 4/5!

"...the energy is so fresh and current, and the songs so solidly designed that they manage to sound vital and relevant even if revisiting a late 70’s classic groove."

No. 2: First Love [Album Review] No. 2First LoveJealous Butcher Records [2022] It’s been 20 years since Neil Gust last played with his Portland, Oregon band-mates in No. 2, the aptly named