aloha e komo mai. I’ll try to make my writings helpful. If they’re not at least fun, call me on it. 
So pack it up, pack it in, let me begin.
Tonight was a great time for revolutionary music as my friend Kurt Dela Cruz would say. Basic Human Tone did solo gigs and together gigs and braddah Kurt convinced the packed coffee shop that it’s time for re-establishing the nation.
Much talk about too many and not enough changes. The local ballot initiative by Roger Christie was mentioned, that asks, “Shall public policy be amended to end all marijuana eradication operations and transfer all manpower and funds for such programs to anti-methamphetamine education and treatment?”
A pretty bold question that needs addressing in an election year on an island that is being ripped apart in some areas by ICE and ignorance.
But enough with that. The treehouse is far from the city tonight. Like braddah Kurt says, “the stars are the ceiling of my home”
Check out this basic human tone mp3:
Kurt from Basic Human Tone last Saturday at Nichols Public House in Hilo doing a rendention of Skippy Ioane’s “Abel Lui.”
aloha again, be sure to click the “read on” button at the bottom-right on the post on the homepage. Then you’ll get the rest of the story…