Huge Pipe Organ rescued from church slated for demolition- gets a new life in the FACC!

This video was captured by a train enthusiast filming in Fairfield Iowa this week.

Here’s one of the many trains I saw pass through Fairfield, Iowa, on the afternoon of March 18th, 2010. This is a westbound empty BNSF coal train featuring BNSF ES44AC #6262 and Kansas City Southern SD70ACe #4037, with BNSF SD70MAC #9879 on the rear. This was the first time I’d ever seen a KCS SD70ACe on a moving train.

Scott Holderbaum, of Fairfield Public Access Channel 9, takes viewers on a tour of Fairfield Middle School in order to show where 5th graders will be schooled next year.

Performed by The Missing Lens, guest band at the MSAE Senior Talent Show in Fairfield, Iowa.

Theo Shier: music, lyrics, lead guitar & vocals
Hagen Rainbow: bass
Nathan Everetson: drums

Parental Advisory: video contains profane language.

Live from The Beauty Shop, Fairfield, Iowa’s underground music venue. Black sheep band Porno Galactica, now renamed Utopia Park, basks in the glory of being voted Fairfield’s Best Musical Act of 2009 by FairfieldVoice.com, and kicks off a multi-state tour.

Dom Rabalais (who also plays in the band Coyote Slingshot) raises his mug and yells, “Tonight, we dine in heaven!” – a proclamation which shares, perhaps, a unintended parallel to the movie “300″ in which you hear, “Spartans! Ready your breakfast and eat hearty, for tonight we dine in hell!”

Brother Phil, sporting his dlf.tv t-shirt, also assures that the mugs get full attention. Decibels = sound crunch. Compared to the rich full-bodied heart-melting strength of their live music, the music recording portion of this video is crappy, thanks to Sony cameras. It is included for the “hard-core” fans.

Live from Café Paradiso February 5, 2010, the local band Two Drifters performs a cover of the song Por Ti by the band Tribu del Sol. Two Drifters are guitarists Paul Garrido (middle left) and sister Bettina Garrido, lead vocals. Backup by Micah Salaberrios on percussion, and Robbie Roth (right) on guitar. Paul Garrido, though silent on this song, is also known for his amazing ability to dance like Michael Jackson, including some very smooth moonwalking.