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•January 6, 2010 • Leave a CommentRIP Vic Chestnutt
•December 30, 2009 • Leave a CommentJust found out via Kristin Hersh’s tweets that Vic Chestnutt passed away last week after several days in a drug induced coma. Suggested suicide. Very sad news.
Vale Vic.
I have seen my future and it is The Phenomenal Handclap Band
•December 30, 2009 • Leave a Comment
Looks like a fun one. See you at Falls.
True or False: Digestives is a shit name for a biscuit
•December 9, 2009 • Leave a CommentSongs In The Key Of Life
•December 1, 2009 • Comments OffAs adapted from ?uestlove’s Myspace survey here.
Song You Believe Your Parents Conceived You To
Eve of Destruction – Barry McGuire
Song That Best Makes The Soundtrack of Your Childhood Neighborhood Theme
Bad Medicine – Bon Jovi
Theme Song To Your Sibling (B)
Rock Lobster – The B-52’s
Theme Song To Your Sibling (M)
Powerpuff Girls Theme Song – Bis
The First Album You Ever Purchased
Rhythm Nation 1814 – Janet Jackson
Ghetto Song That Rocked The Suburbs
OPP – Naughty By Nature
Song That Played When You Got In Trouble And Grounded At Home
Blasphemous Rumours – Depeche Mode
The First Compact Disc You Ever Bought
Achtung Baby – U2
Album That You Stole From A Friend
Killing Joke – Killing Joke

Your Favorite Album You Think Your Friend Stole
Neon Genesis Evangelion – OST

Soundtrack To Your Worst Breakup
Your Sweet Voice – Reindeer Section
First Concert You Ever Went To
Indecent Obsession at Warragul Arts Centre 1991

Song That Has The Ability To Make You Cry
Beat Of Your Drum – 78 Saab
The Theme To Your Wedding If You Were To Marry Now
Velvet Waltz – Built To Spill
These were the easy ones. To be continued….
Whatever and ever amen
•November 10, 2009 • Leave a CommentOh and before I forget, this came up in conversation this evening. I laughed.

From the New Yorker.
Sleepy time. Goodnight.
































