The first iPhone wasn’t released until 2007. It wasn’t easy to take a video clip and move it the internet, somehow.

Also during this gig, Dana Colley from @vaporsofmorphine came up for an extended jam on Dylan’s “One More Cup of Coffee.” It was epic.

To do that took a lot of intention in those days. I remember seeing them with the camcorder on their shoulder. From there it would have meant they went home, transferred the footage onto their PC, and then used loaded from there.

We lost Jim in September. He was a tremendous songwriter and collaborator, founding member of King Radio. We played together in our first high school band Exit and then years later he asked me to join him in his new group Hadley Transfer Station.

That’s the way to do it.

Written, produced, and recorded by Joshua David Thayer at Brave Tiger Studio. Production assistance by Bradford Swanson. Drums recorded by Monte Arnstam at 1357 Recording Studio. Mixed by Mark Alan Miller at Radio Valkyrie. Mastered by Jonathan Wyner at M-Works Mastering.

“For all the rugged emotional terrain, It Will Still Keep Feeling Rough is at its core a triumphant album. When he was feeling his roughest, Thayer sought solace in music — and after 35 years in a supporting role, found that he’s more than capable of stepping out front.” — FreakScene

“Despite the roughness of the journey, “It Will Still Keep Feeling Rough ” is ultimately a work of hope and resistance that marks a promising start to this new chapter of his musical career.” — The Greenfield Recorder

“Joshua David Thayer absolutely shines with debut solo album 'It Will Still Keep Feeling Rough.’ Thayer is a skilled storyteller. A musical treasure trove filled with well crafted songs that touch both the heart and soul.“ — The Whole Kameese

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