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Yo, Barn - that's "Mr." D*Bag to you, bub ... Now then, as ye know, the Jay H./Golden T. Blurt was indeed in, could've run last Thurs. - but will read fine this Thurs, yes? Cool you mentioned their show tonight at Bar Pink, hope people go ... in the meantime -- special Blurt advance teaser here/now, whaddayadsay? Some o' intro paragraph, some o' last -- to-wit: '“I love San Diego and I love Brooklyn,” explained Golden Triangle drummer Jay Hough via e-mail from Calgary. Trapsman from 1999-2003 for San Diego’s defunct GoGoGo AirHeart, Hough returns to SD on Sunday with the Brooklyn-based sextet GT, his first time back playing with a New York band since moving there in 2004 ...' '... Hough’s move to Brooklyn coincided with his pursuit of a cooking career, eventually studying for a culinary arts degree. As the blurb writer for Golden Triangle’s new album Double Jointer (on Sub Pop-spinoff label Hardly Art) puts it: “Jay ... is a chef of the highest order. His bread pudding is great. I am getting paid to write this bio with a bucket of the stuff ...”'— July 11, 2010 11:58 p.m.