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Benjamin Valis Rosedale , MD. Benjamin Valis Balt , MD. PO Box. Filters clear filters by State Arizona. Bisbee, AZ. Perrysburg, OH. Rosedale, MD. Apply filters. And, well, he alluded to this very flyer in an interview with Bmore Art in When I talked with him, he still vividly remembered sitting to make the flyer with Emma, The Superstation and The Idea Men typed out in different fonts when he got a phone call from someone he had never met asking to be put on the bill.

He had only hosted one concert before. Two hundred kids came through his basement—some taking breaks to sit on the driveway or lawn to smoke cigarettes—for a full-day lineup of 15 bands, all for free. The person on the other end of the phone said they had heard about the show and asked if they could play. Dorsey asked for something to put on the flyer, so they gave their proper names. And that was all it took. An attempt to reach Dibb, the only member still living in Baltimore, by email was unsuccessful.

There was only other show in the Dorsey basement after that. But not because his parents were mad about the noise or the stream of teens going through their house. In fact, they were supportive of it all. They would have rather had him there instead of going out, he said, and so they supported the concerts.

The only rule was no drinking or drugs. Around this time, Valis managed to open a spot on Belair Road called the Small Intestine, a space that in its brief existence became a local underground music landmark that featured performances by notable national acts such as Joan of Arc, Songs: Ohia, Arab on Radar and Les Savy Fav. There was also, Dorsey recalled, a woman at St. Wherever something was booked, kids would show up, coming from the city and points across Baltimore County, he said.

Many are still pursuing the arts, be it here or somewhere else. I wanna be back in Baltimore. Booking those three shows and being a part of that scene taught him about hard work, collaboration, dimensional thinking and being quick on his feet, Dorsey said. Dibb, performing under his stage moniker Deakin, was the opening act. Having only met briefly some 21 years ago, Dorsey decided to walk up and introduce himself. The memory of their first encounter came rushing back.