The Concept

Roll Call of the Famous & Dead

Costume TIps

FDPB 2005

FDPB 2002

FDPB 1988

FDPB 1997

FDPB 1995

FDPB 1994

FDPB 1993

FDPB 1992

Contact T&T

It took two years to recover from FDPB 1997. By then, Thomas and Trystan had finally moved into our own place. This basement flat wasn't big enough for a party like the previous years. So we called it something like a cocktail party and christened it FDPB 4.5, in recognition of both the skipped year and the scaled-back event.

None-the-less, it was a rousing success with many creative costumes. We even had performances! There were ghosts, many dead rock stars, another dead concept, a pair of Joplins, and historical figures too.

The Invitation:

A geek-inspired invitation. Yes, that was back in Silicon Valley's boomtime! You can also read the invitation text.


Pictures:
Click on any image for a larger version.

Bela Lugosi Elvis and Jesus
(above) The King (Elvis) and the King of Kings (Jesus)

(left) Bela Lugosi shooting up



Nosferatu Nosferatu
(left) Max Schreck as Nosferatu
(right) Sir William Wallace


Janis Joplin and James Dean John Denver and Elvis
(above) a duet by John Denver and Elvis

(left) Janis Joplin and James Dean



Jane Austen Timothy Leary and Bloodletting
(left) Jane Austen
(right) Timothy Leary and Bloodletting with Leeches


Gen. Lee and Lady Jane Dickens and Monroe
(left) General Robert E. Lee and Lady Jane Grey
(right) the ghosts of Charles Dickens and Marilyn Monroe


John Denver Jim Henson
(left) John Denver
(right) Jim Henson


H. P. Lovecraft Mozart
(left) H. P. Lovecraft
(right) a vampiric Mozart


Elvis Janis Joplin
(left) Elvis
(right) Janis Joplin


Nosferatu
Salome


front yard
our graveyard entrance