#locals only

[saltavista]

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[yvrfriend]

Mariachi player

[drugstorecowboi]

Agression: “Locals Only” Don’t Be Mistaken (1983)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

COASTAL CASUAL -- SUNSHINE STYLE.

PIC(S) INFO: Part 3 of 3 -- Spotlight on the final set of shots featuring model (and total beach babe) Jana Kruger in a photo-shoot titled "Locals Only" for "C-Heads" magazine, c. 2015, Sunshine Coast, Australia. 📸: Janneke Storm.

Source: www.sticksandstonesagency.com/agency/locals-only.

[quesadild0s]

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[dandelionapril]

angels corner liquor ☁️💕🎰🍒🥤

[b-tunes]

Respect locals 🤙

[magnetostits]

the barbenheimer experience i had was so funny i saw oppenheimer first and in a quiet scene we could literally hear ken singing in the theater next to us and then during barbie it when was quiet we could hear a fucking explosion coming from the oppenheimer screening

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[a-god-in-ruins-rises]

[icarusfellintomyarms]

The only non-indigenous Californians remotely deserving of the "locals only" attitude these bitches love to have, are the homeless people they're afraid of.

[keepingupwiththeboltons]

This just in

[thedaveandkimmershow]

It was our own Collison-Ris "That Thing You Do" moment.

We'd only got back from California late, late Saturday night nearly Sunday super early morning. We'd chosen to catch up with work needing to be done around the house after a lazy, lazy morning and, as we worked our way to evening, Kimmer decided to set up a badminton court in our backyard. Unfortunately we didn't have birdies, so we used a small whiffle ball that wound up in the neighbor's yard.

Twice.

So then we tried a sort of beanie baseball that also wound up in the neighbor's yard.

The trick to getting these objects back into our yard, by the way, is a long metal pole to guide our wayward, alternative birdies near the fence... and then a fishing net to scoop them up.

Our badminton efforts ended when one of our racket handles separated... so we switched to tossing a frisbee back 'n forth over the badminton net until the frisbee wound up in the neighbor's yard.

Nope.

Actually the frisbee didn't quite make it into the neighbor's yard. It landed squarely on the roof of our converted shack.

BAM.

Now, about five minutes before that, my phone receives this text:

TURN ON 1077 NIK AND LUKE ARE TALKING ABOUT MIDNIGHT HIGH

Of course we're well into our frisbee tossing, just then, so Linzy does not get an immediate reply. A few minutes later, then, she dials me up.

7:10PM.

Now she's in my ear excitedly telling me to turn on the radio to 107.7 The End. Of course we don't have a radio so we fire up the KNDD-FM website where Nik & Luke from the band Midnight High are being interviewed that very moment. Midnight High... the band for whom Linzy handles keys and harmonies at their live shows: the Sunset Tavern in April, the Bite of Seattle a little over a week ago, and the upcoming album release show on August 19 at the Tractor Tavern.

Linzy's excitedly telling me to turn on the radio because Nik & Luke are not only being interviewed; are not only showing off cuts from their upcoming album; they're also sharing some of their favorite music.

Their favorite music?

Yup. Music from the bands with whom they're performing in August and music by any member of Midnight High with their own project. Which means...

Linzy's project.

Dream Patrol.

So now we're all glued to 107.7 as the interview continues with Nik & Luke, interspersed with their favorite music.

Around 740, the host of the show mentions how Luke's handed over a list of more bands but that there might not be enough time to get them on the radio. So then we're all thinking Dream Patrol won't be played after all.

BOOOOOOOOO.

It's still cool to hear Midnight High on the air, though. At least that good thing happened. ❤️❤️❤️

So we're going through these few minutes of good wishes for Midnight High... while feeling bummed for Linzy and Dream Patrol when, out of the blue, Linzy texts us that Nik just told her she's pressed the interviewer to fit Dream Patrol into the show.

Dang.

Now we're super glued to the radio. Waiting...

Waiting...

They're in break right now and we're nearing the end of the hour so I'm thinking Dream Patrol's getting played coming out of the break.

But no. Midnight High gets it's fourth cut from the album before the final station promo. Which is when I hit record on my phone.

We're all on pins and needles at this point 'cause this has got to be it.

Because it's about.

To go.

Down.

You can hear what happened next on the YouTube clip above. What happened in our home and at Linzy's apartment, though, was something like this...

Well, maybe not exactly like that... but you get the idea. It's the moment, the exact moment a composer, a musician, realizes they're getting airplay for the first time. They all kind of lose it like school children, regardless of music genre, because it's on the radio. Because it's theirs. Because it's real.

And it's happening to them.

It's an amazing feeling, that moment. And we only felt it as life-long fans from the sidelines.

About forty-five minutes later, Linzy puts a reaction video up on her dreampatrol TikTok account.

Yeah.

She went nuts.

Plus, a good friend who lives in her building, another musician, came up afterward to kick her energy to the next level and celebrate what just happened.

What...

Just happened.

Because Linzy's music just got played on the radio for the first time.

😁😁😁

[heathengentleman]

Otter good, surfers bad.