Finally getting a copy of Pow Wow!

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Finally getting a copy of Pow Wow!

I've been trying to track down a copy of Pow Wow '93 for the past few years, but have been unsuccessful in doing so. Pow Wow was the annual talent competition held at Maconaquah High School in Bunker Hill Indiana. I was in a band back in 93, my sophemore year, called The Flying Gimps. We performed in Pow Wow, playing Helmet's "Unsung". We ended up winning $100 from the competition. At one point I had a copy of Pow Wow for that year but it got recorded over by something a few years later. I've tried contacting the school, but the media teacher who ran the show for many years no longer works there and no one there has an archive of the old shows.

A few weeks ago Derrickfound me on Myspace.com. Derrick and his brother Sean were in the band as well, Derrick actually wasn't going to play in the show but do to some unfortunate circumstances had to take Sean's place and fill in. I asked if he happened to have a copy and he gratiously offered to dupe me a copy and send it over! It should be here in the next few days! I'm hoping to digitize it and get it online, as well as get a copy for Lindsy as she also performed in a different part of the competition.

More on Pow Wow soon!

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I was a senior in 1993 and I still tell people about how awesome you guys did on "Unsung". It brought down the house. I was actually supposed to do a Nirvana song with Al Pike on guitar and I think a dude named Dennis on drums. I got a terrible case of stage fright lol and we never got to get beat out by you guys. Hope this finds you doing well. Rylan.
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