Last chance to see MW+MPT mock Lord of the Rings!

Joe and David as Hobbits. Photo by Heather Leah Kennedy.
Joe and David as Hobbits. Photo by Heather Leah Kennedy.

Hey folks. This weekend is your last chance to catch Mascot Wedding’s David and Mac as they join forces with John and Joe of Master Pancake Theater to mock Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, downtown at the Alamo Ritz. These shows will sell-out so getting your tickets sooner would be wise.

There’s also an exclusive video from Mascot Wedding running before the show. Unless your love of the halfling’s leaf has slowed your mind, it’s obvious these last shows are gonna be hot hot hot. You don’t believe me? Maybe this image of Joe will convince you.

Tickets, times, and more info.

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the Mascot Wedding show Podcast: 04/25/09

Episode 72: Your radio friends take ACL Fest gripers to task. Some NBA playoff talk leads to call from a famous basketball player’s brother. Lotta sportstalk on this show.

Opener: “1901” by Phoenix, off the album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
“Civilization’s Dying” by the Zero Boys, off the album Vicious Circle
“East of Hercules” by UME, off the Sunshower EP
“Something More” by Kelly Stoltz, off the album Circular Sounds
Closer: “Far Far Away” by Slade, off the collection Get Yer Boots On

Mascot Wedding and Master Pancake mock Lord of the Rings – 2 weekends left!

Mac and David have joined forces with Master Pancake Theater to present a thorough and severe mocking of Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. If you hate the LOTR trilogy, come watch David squeal with girlish delight as he eviscerates one of the movies on his own personal Enemies List. If you love the LOTR trilogy, come on down and have your mind blown by how much better the movie is by removing half of it and putting jokes over the “action.” Plus, there’s a bitchin’ skit by the MP/MW crew, and a special video presentation featuring some familiar Mascot Wedding faces. This can’t lose! It shan’t lose!

This show will only be around for two more weekends before it’s gone forever, so get your tickets now at the Alamo Drafthouse website.

MWS 71: Timothy Longshanks

Mac and David disagree about Kevin Garnett’s “intensity”. Some talk about sad wrestlers, a stupid Time magazine list, stupid protesters, and a haircut giveaway. A call from a writer for Sunken Week Magazine.

Opener: “Nice N’ Sleazy” by the Stranglers off the album Black and White
“Hysteric” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, off the album It’s Blitz!
“Come Saturday” by The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, off their self-titled album
“Leave the Biker” by Fountains of Wayne, off their self-titled album
Closer: “The Heartbreak Rides” by A.C. Newman, off the album Get Guilty

the Mascot Wedding show Podcast: 04/11/09

Mac and David continue to be the best friends your radio ever had. The magic boys delight in stories about some jerks they’ve met. Also, some gut reaction talk about the Texas Relays, and PETA gripes


Download Episode 70: “the Mascot Wedding show 04/11/09”

Opener: “Now We Can See” by The Thermals, off the album Now We Can See
“Young Folks” by Peter, Bjorn, and John, off the album Writer’s Block
“If I Fell” by the Paybacks, off the album Knock Loud
“Pick Up the Tempo” by Phosphorescent, off the album To Willie
Closer: “Runaway” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, off the album It’s Blitz!

the Mascot Wedding show Podcast: 04/04/09

Mac is on very little sleep, David is on no sleep, but the magic boys are here and they hate stupid April Fool’s Day pranks. Also a KOOP softball update, and a quick round of “Man I needed that” vs “Man, I did not need that”.


Download Episode 69: “the Mascot Wedding show 04/04/09”

Opener: “I Want my Baby Dead” by the Manikins, off the album Crocodiles
“(I Used to Couldn’t Dance) Tight Pants” by the Eagles of Death Metal, off the album Heart On
“Soft Shock” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, off the album It’s Blitz!
“The Bottle” by Spiderbags, off the album A Celebration of Hunger
Closer: “Butterfingers” by Gentleman Jesse, off the album Introducing Gentleman Jesse