Show w/ Aa and Mr. Quintron

November 12, 2005 · Posted in History · Comment 

HIGH FIVE SPACE, Bushwick

This was one of the loudest events RMO ever played at, benefiting musicians from New Orleans who lost their homes during Katrina. Included were synchronized dancers and a big noise device that looked like the front bumper of a car.

Freewheels Total Denial Party following Brooklyn Critical Mass

November 11, 2005 · Posted in History, history-stub · Comment 

A Loft on Meserole St, East Williamsburg, Brooklyn

www.bicycledefensefund.org

From the organizers:
“Freewheels presents: Total Denial!

Hurray! Cars have been banned from 4 boroughs of NYC! You can drive in Staten Island if you really want to! The roads are safe and tree-lined! We’ve torn down the parking garages and built community gardens! We grow organic produce there! It’s delicious! It’s free! Norman Siegel is  the mayor of New York! The NYPD has been disbanded! No one’s in jail! Except Bloomberg, Kelly, and Smolka!
And Ratner! They’re fixing bicycles! There’s bike parking everywhere! You don’t have to lock up! No one steals bikes! Everyone has a bike! They’re free! So is healthcare! And housing! And everyone recycles! And Santa Claus is real! So is the Tooth Fairy! They’re here! And there’s no more TV! Just parties! Like this one! Hurray! Let’s dance!”

http://www.scorcher.org/bklyncm/

NYU Grad Student/Teaching Assistant Strike

November 9, 2005 · Posted in History · Comment 

Washington Square Park

The RMO played in support of picketing Teaching Assistants wanting some say over their work conditions.

Pied pipers we, we led a march around Washington Square.

The RMO supports the right of all workers to unionize, no matter how much the bosses say that’s bad.

Watch the movie.

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