All the best to you sir. Make sure that album fucking ROCKS.

That is one hell of a story, man. I don't really know what to say. You seem to have an optimistic attitude, which I think is a courageous way to deal with the end of your life. Shit man... this really is inspirational. When you come to Chicago, you should try the best of everything. Eat every Hot Doug on the list. Drown yourself in Kuma's burgers. Record your heart out.Good luck to you!If there's room to stuff my face with you and the cadre of people who want to do the same, consider me there. There's some music going on that weekend, if you are not recording late. Of course, the most important thing is your recording, to tick that one off the list.

Have an outstanding time here in Chicago.barndog wrote:Can we put together a Kuma's fund to make sure this fine gentleman enjoys a fine burger during his stay?Think Doug would make an exception to people doing a delivery run to Hot Doug's for an encased meat or five?

you are a machine Grabski.Stay strong, and have fun recording.

When you said you were doing this for your kids... My mother is a cancer survivor and a total inspiration to my brother and myself. Your head's in the right place. Wish I could do something more but all I can do is throw horns for you, my good man.Chin up.

Mr. Grabski, no matter how things turn out for you (and we all hope that you will crush it - both the cancer and your recording session), you are now in the hearts of many good people here at the PRF. Many great feats have been accomplished by these folks, yet it feels like you are about to top them all. They will show you a grand time during your visit, I'm sure of it.

Good idea, Mr. Hall.Have fun bashing out your songs, John!I agree with Sleepkid that a bandcamp page is a good way to get your music out there so that people can hear it instantly.Best of luck with everything.Salut!

All I can is that I wish you best of luck, and thanks so much for sharing this. It totally made me feel that I should reconsider some things be doing more stuff with my life while I have nothing really major to worry about. Best wishes.

steve wrote:Couple-tree things.1) The studio is not concerned with getting paid for this session. When John asked about the money I said don't worry about it and meant it.Heaven Sent Hero, indeed!I only wish I could bottle Mr Grabski's attitude. My hat is off to you sir!

Yeah, what Justin said.I like the videos you posted above and also look forward to hearing what you do at EA.