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posted by Casey Jones at 7:13 AM
Tuesday, July 05, 2005
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Infrequency and Indie Punching. Not Professionalism.
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So much work, so much onlne crap with which to catch up. Question is, do I really care?
Very odd, Decemberists @ Sonar. Maybe they feel guilty that no one ever plays in Baltimore. But Sonar? I know nothing about that place.
Congrats on your Rollins meeting. Maybe you and he and Danzig can get together and chase Motley Crue down Sunset Boulevard, or just vomit.
I think sonar is newer-ish. It seems to be more in the vein of wanna be dance party club that also has bands sometimes, but literate bands? I dunno.
They formed a band.
Give me a Rickenbacker guitar and a badass teenage moustache and I, too, could form a band.
Linkage is f'ed again. The BigYawn proprietor had a similar experience to you.
I appreciated the stories but don't see why that guy though that buying anything would impress them. Like later they're going "Oh my god, did you see what that guy bought! Kraftwerk? How cool!"
The new Klosterman book is out. I'll probably buy that and the Hornby book at some point. Damn it, my wallet hates me.
Books are good. Watching About a Boy (I know, I know, not reading) reminded me of how bad How to be Good was. Here's hoping.
The BigYawn guy shouldn't be ashamed of being starstruck. I was really excited back in 1990 when Kevin Stocker and Jim Eisenreich lived in my neighborhood. That is a funny way to compensate, though. When I saw Stocker in my local Rite Aid, should I have bought a bunch of baseball cards? I probably did anyway.
You guys are both stupid consumers. Go buy some Nikes.
I wear only vegan footwear handmade by man machines.
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