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By Jonanna Widner
Published on May 30, 2007 at 2:51pm
Freaks and geeks know the epicenter of their Little D kingdom is located on Hickory Street: For a year now, Secret Headquarters has housed the weird, the loud and the good when it comes to musical excursions and experiments. And, in the process, proprietors/local rock gods Scott Porter (Record Hop), Cody Robinson (Medicine Window) and Rob Black (Birth to Burial) have lost their freakin' asses. To celebrate the milestone of 365 days of a monetary butt whuppin', SHQ is throwing a "One Year of Losing Our Asses" party. But this will be no pity party, mind you, not with musical fabulousness courtesy of the Drams' Brent Best, Deep Snapper, Dana Falconberry and many, many mas.
