The 365: Day 827

Thursday, April 7, 2011 (97/827)

Sir Reeves of DarkRoomDemons.com at Disappear Here reunion at Angels & Kings.





Disappear Here reunion at Angels & Kings





Disappear Here reunion at Angels & Kings





Disappear Here reunion at Angels & Kings

The 365: Day 400

Thursday, February 4, 2010 (35/400)

Deathface at Disappear Here.





Two-thirds of Midnight Conspiracy at Disappear Here.

The 365: Day 393

Thursday, January 28, 2010 (28/393)

Went to LaSalle Power Company for Malik Yusef’s “Amazing” Grammy pre-party. Then I ducked into Disappear Here just before closing.

The 365: Day 372

Thursday, January 7, 2010 (7/372)

The lads of Team Bayside High drop by Angels & Kings to Disappear Here.





Mother Hubbard of Moneypenny at Disappear Here – eyes never leave the booth, that’s commitment.





Heaven & Rose





Graham Cody & Mother Hubbard spinning at Disappear Here.





Heaven Malone, Derek Berry, and Mikul Wing at Disappear Here.

















The disappearing ladies.





Atomic New Wave Dance Party at Neo.





Atomic New Wave Dance Party at Neo.





Leela: What's this? [She sniffs.] Another bathroom?
Fry: No, it's a mobile apartment with no rent.

365 Days of Tommy P: Day 344

Thursday, December 10, 2009 (344)

Sacrificing another night out for the sake of recovery and Violet Winter business.

. . . look at my eyes . . .




The Disappear Here crew through together a very cool promotional tool. You can go to iDisappeared.com and make your own flier. I took a few liberties with editing the flier. Photo by Glitter Guts from Day 267.

365 Days of Tommy P: Day 316

Thursday, November 12, 2009 (316)

Fani kept antagonizing me to finish my beers quicker and get more. That combined with the fact that the bartender kept giving me closed cans led to only one logical response. I started shot-gunning in the middle of the bar. I’m sure that’s exactly what Pete Wentz had in mind when he opened the place.




The hottest new winter fashion.

365 Days of Tommy P: Day 281

Thursday, October 8, 2009 (281)

Hornitos tequila sponsored Disappear Here tonight and they had a photo booth. It’s been so long since I was in an automatic photo booth. The pictures happened too quickly, and I think I was too tall for it.




Excuse me; do you know what time it is? I’m waiting for the number nine.




Oscar provided entertainment as a one-man dance show at Neo.

365 Days of Tommy P: Day 274

Thursday, October 1, 2009 (274)

Nothing like smuggling beer and pizza into the cineplex.




Getting ready at Third Coast Recording Company for the Kill Hannah after show / pajama slumber party / pillow fight / listening party at Disappear Here in the basement of Angels & Kings.




I know her boyfriend, so she asked me to help her get rid of some guy who was hitting on her.




Check out Mat’s blog The Raccoon Society.




Kill Hannah’s Wake Up The Sleepers cover model Jillian. We took a photo together, but it didn’t quite come out.




These are the pillows at the party.




Pillow fight in action.




Melissa.

365 Days of Tommy P: Day 267

Thursday, September 24, 2009 (267)

Glitter Guts photo shoot at Angels and Kings for Disappear Here.












The Third Coast Recording Company crew at it again.
















Third Coast Recording Company




Third Coast Recording Company




Third Coast Recording Company




I ran into this young lady on my way to the DJ booth. She stepped in front of me and looked into my eyes, took my glasses and struck a pose. A took this photo and she promptly returned my shades to their hanging position off of my necklaces. Before we parted she made a lasting impression by twisting my nipples, smiling, and turning away. No words were spoken between either of us. That’s a woman.




Taking a photo of the surveillance screen at the Chicago redline northbound platform.

365 Days of Tommy P: Day 260

Thursday, September 17, 2009 (260)

I turned 9,000 days old today.

My first wake up call came at 8 AM from Oscar. I was asleep on the floor of the VIP lounge at Third Coast (because someone else was on the couch) and he was in the other lounge. My phone was supposed to wake me up at 6:30. We ran out to my car, which was parked at a spot that says “No Parking 7AM-6PM.” No ticket. I finally catch a break.

My second wake up call came from Amanda. “Hey Tom! Guess What! I’m probably coming in town this weekend. Think you can pencil me in? . . . were you sleeping? News flash: It’s 12:30 and gorgeous out.” “News flash: I’m a rock star, and I do what I want.”




This is Colin. He was No Fate’s drummer for a few years. I tackled him outside of AK47 when I saw him because I hadn’t seen him in years. When I entered the doorman called me a “jackass” for making a scene in front of the door. It’s not like I interrupted a speech. Additionally, I wasn’t the one who let a 20 year old into a 21-and-over only establishment.

No Fate on Face Book

No Fate on My Space

No Fate on iTunes



When I got back to car I found this plant on my windshield. The apartment building under which I parked has balconies overlooking the street. The must’ve had a drunken party. I felt bad that the owner lost his/her plant. I picked it up and hurled it back up to the balcony, exploding it against the sliding glass door. Enjoy.