Saturday, April 16, 2011 - Obviously, I've done some updating since 2009! Oops. I have added many poems to the Poetry Page. I have also added the Stable Hill Concepts site.
Saturday, February 9, 2008 - Video Footage Available! There is now video footage of last night's show online, and more to come. See the Forum for more details.
Friday, February 8, 2008 - The CD release show was cause for much speechlessness. For many long-time fans who never thought they'd actually see the day Five O'clock People played again, it was like being transported back in time 6 years. Even thought the sound has evolved and they played mostly new stuff, it was in all ways a Five O'clock People show. The CD is out, and while those of you tracking their MySpace page have heard it all already, it's great to have it in the CD player and sounding incredible. It's so good to have them back.
Thursday, February 7, 2008 - The rest of the site is now online, although there will be a lot of updating and content added over the next few days with the release of the new album tomorrow and the CD release show at George Fox tomorrow night.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008 - The "Music" section is now online with the Songs, Lyrics, and Discography updated. In addition, the domain fiveoclockpeople.org is now active again so you can more easily get here that way!
Monday, January 28, 2008 - Welcome to the new Any Little Anything site. Since the band has reinvented itself, I decided this site should as well. Unfortunately, I'm just getting started so all that's here right now is the news and the new discussion forum that has replaced the old mailing lists. I'm looking forward to some great discussions so head on over there and sign up. The rest of the site will be coming on line over the next few days. The biggest news is that the band will be playing at George Fox University (at Bauman Audiorium) on February 8th in support of the (keeping my fingers crossed) release of their new album, which is scheduled to be out that day. So their 6 month hiatus turned into 6 years instead. I guess if Boston can do it then so can Five O'clock People, right? Check here for more info.
