"You know, I wanted to be a Now Muffin but they wouldn't let me. I asked them, I beg them, they wouldn't let me. I gave them a hundred dollars, they let me."
David Gentle, Drummer
David's interview with MTVs* Alice Fisher
" Well I'll tell you. Pigs, pigs! They were all pigs; for years, that is, until they branched off into the "movement". Not much could be done with them in the early years. They were all going in different directions. They trashed the place and the drums were far too loud. There was also some bad karma (if you know what I mean). However they were kind of sexy and sensuous in an earthy sense, you know, raw. No. No. It was nothing like that, they were just little boys. So that's how it was until one night, the night that Lola died. I had encouraged them to work Feng shui with the set but they were incredulous at the suggestion and rejected any assistance. So I let it go. Of course you know what happened. No one could stop it. And that's when everything changed. There was some knowledge imparted to them, far past anything they knew or believed. At this point they've evolved and the movement is still growing. In my heart is only gratitude for this wild and precious thing."
L.N.
"I think it was a marvelous show aside from david letterman it's the best show on TV."
Herb Morales, Press Operator
"After seeing the video, the biggest mistake of my life so far, was missing that party"
David Comar, Print Salesman
"Best thing since Woodstock"
John Falls, Artist
Above: The 1990 Addy award winning promotional package.
A Letter
from John
Photographer
* Muffin TV
We were HUGE! BACK