DC9 in SPACE, Ep. 5: RTB2

Last week, at our weekly, Wednesday night DC9 in SPACE taping, the duo of Ryan Thomas Becker and Grady Don Sandlin, otherwise known as RTB2, stopped by SPACE Studios for an intimate, low-key, 40-minute-or-so performance for a pretty good sized crowd, actually. It all made for a grand time--Becker's attempts to harness his in-performance animation,...

By Pete Freedman

June 3, 2009

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Last week, at our weekly, Wednesday night DC9 in SPACE taping, the duo of Ryan Thomas Becker and Grady Don Sandlin, otherwise known as RTB2, stopped by SPACE Studios for an intimate, low-key, 40-minute-or-so performance for a pretty good sized crowd, actually. It all made for a grand time--Becker's attempts to harness his in-performance animation, Sandlin's quick color commentary--and you can watch the fruits of the band's labor in the above video, in which the duo performs a cover of Sam Cooke's "That's Where It's At."

And, since it's a Wednesday, we'll be doing the whole thing again tonight--some Internet sleuthing and you might be able to figure out who this week's special guest is--starting at 9 o'clock. Stop on by. Should be an especially fun one.

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