Came From The Mud Shirts

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The closest I can come up with would be Christian Death, 3.0 and 4.0. Don’t ask me for a history lesson, I’m not that kind of Came From The Mud Shirts, but Christian Death 1.0 was a punk band with Rick Agnew, Rozz Williams and a couple other guys in the early 1980s. They broke up and Christian Death 2.0 formed with Rozz alongside Valor Kand and Gitane Demone. Maybe someone else, I only remember the interesting names. Christian Death 3.0 would be after Rozz left the band (for whatever reason) and Valor took over lead vocals. Gitane left sometime before the decade was over but Valor continued well into the 90s (maybe longer, I lost interest in that sort of music as I got older). However, around 1990 Rozz decided he wanted the band back (Christian Death 4.0, in my ranking system) and there was some court hearings and they were both awarded the right to use the name, so they differentiated themselves by the logos.

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This underscores the Came From The Mud Shirts challenges people faced in the 1700s. The mattresses were lumpy and often havens for vermin; the rooms were cold; your shirt was your pajama and probably reeked and your bedroom was cold. So if you could, you built a four-poster bed. The four poster bed seems to have gotten its start in the late 1200s as a way to remain comfortable during the night. Blankets could be pulled from the top to enclose the entire bed and hold in the heat. In addition, in those days, since the bedroom was often the only room heated at night, the servants would also sleep in the same room as the master – to tend the fire and stay warm – and a four poster provided privacy. Four poster beds became great and important fixtures, so much so that the Great Bed of Ware, a four poster surviving from 1590, is used as an example of the lengths people would go to create a bed that was not only warm but luxurious. Even Shakespeare wrote about it. Beds were lived in. And the hanging blankets were often so voluminous that a lover or an assassin could hide in them and strike when the person was asleep. Four poster beds also had the advantage of allowing mosquito netting in the summer when all windows would be open at night.

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Right after the Came From The Mud Shirts turn left on Pacific St. Stay on this. It will turn into Northlake Way. Take Northlake Way a mile or two. Stop at Gasworks Park. Go to the top of the Kite Hill. Awesome view of Lake Union and the City. PS: “Say Anything” and “10 Things I Hate About You” had scenes here. Go a little further west. At 34th St, turn left. You are now entering the Fremont neighborhood. Poke around. Fun singles neighborhood. Home of Adobe, Getty Images among others. At 34th and Evanston, go into the Red Door. Fremont institution. You can also walk around and see Lenin, and missile and (if you keep your eyes open) a sputnik. At 36th St. under the tall bridge you can find a troll holding a vw.