Yahooooo! Carson City, an especially cool sounding town. I guess we'll see. I see a lot of sage brush and bears in the news. Occasionally a chopper goes down alone in the stark dusty and cold  desert. But oh well it should be great.

We are packing it in and heading to Reno. At least 3 of us Pleasant Head are going to work from that area for a while. There are a few more of us living there now. So we will continue on til we drop I suppose. I will post more as I know more. Have fun.

Yeah the info is, the fouth is coming up pretty quick and we still have to find out when we play. However in the world of Pleasant Heads, I have just about figured out how to upload music on this site.  We are working on a compilation CD  of our 35 years of playing. I found a old box of our cassette practice tapes. From a number of bands, Automatic Pilot/ Mary and Unaimit/Automatics/Gold Road Band/ and others blelieve it or not, and a lot of studio / reheasal time audio. This stretches throughout 1978 and on.  So over these years I found all of these practice tapes I through in a box and didn't want to listen to anymore than the day we were rehersing. None of these are finished production. So you hear us talking and making mistakes bad endings, singing a bit flat as we learn the songs and whatever. The tapes weren't made for public but since some of these pals of ours are now dead, and we sounded pretty good as we learned the songs, I plan on fitting some of them on This site. So Check it out. I have about 30 song samples of us, from young to old, and some of you too. We will add as we are enlightened. Hope you guys who played on some of these enjoy these old songs, flaws and all, we do and we miss those who have gone on. We will update frequently. Thanks CW Randolph

Ok, so that gig was another experience. We went in with no expectations to practice and that is exactly what we did. Bob,s Java Jive is one unique experience. The first time for me or all of us Pleasant Heads and it was everything we thought as we patiently wait till it opened at 8:00 fairly on time. First thing through the door you notice the Jive has its own particular atmosphere and even it's own particular oxygen. There is the history of the place written on the walls and ceilings. Dave the friendly bartender had no idea anyone was playing this night so as I followed behind him and let him know the the bands were there to set up. He simply said, ok if you want to play come on in. Not a lot of pressure to start on time or anytime as far as we could tell.  So we found a few spots to set up on and began to play. Had some folks stop in as we played but mostly it was just us jammers. Ron Smith from the Great Pretenders stuck around as we rehearsed in Jive. Nice to see him out listening. We've listened to Great Pretenders Since the 70's and they're always fun. It was Third Degree Burn's first public (gig?) rehearsal, And Shandi got to rock. And so it went for about 3 hours or so. Thanks to all of you who came out and all of the players who played. We will probably do it again if ever again we need to feel that Java Jive soul coursing through our minds and lungs. We had some fun

We are going to be playing at the good old" Java Jive" at 2102 S Tacoma Way, in Tacoma on March 13th, Thursday night 9-12.  We will be hosting this jam and  two bands are already coming by so come on out,  bring the instrument of your choice (except bagpipes}and have some fun playing. We always do, so should you (--: