Against Me! Tornado and Storm Relief
. Working in conjunction with Fender and hosting the auction on their official Web site, Against Me! will be donating 100% of the funds received from the winning bid to the Alabama Red Cross and their continued relief efforts. Andrew Seward, bassist for Against Me! and former Alabama resident, said the following: "I grew up in Huntsville, Alabama - my parents still live there and my brother and sister-in-law live in Birmingham. I vividly remember when I was in 5th grade and a tornado came ripping through Huntsville during rush hour. Fortunately, my brother and I were at home with my mom. I remember her rushing us into the downstairs bathroom and making us get in the tub. The tornado didn't hit us but it hit about two miles away destroying a grocery store and shopping center. I remember Huntsville being on the national news and how huge the tornado seemed. Now the tornado from my youth seems so small compared to the twisters I have seen on television in the past weeks. The images are horrifying. Our hearts go out to all those who have lost so much." About the Roger Waters signature Fender Precision bass: "This is the new Roger Waters signature Fender Precision bass. These are the basses that I play live every night. Big, fat maple neck, bright maple fretboard, Quarter Pounder pickups and, quite frankly, just a mean and loud bass. It rules." - Andrew Seward For more information about the American Red Cross, please call 1-800 HELP NOW or email [email protected].
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