Buffy ,'Dirty Girls'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
She should do Devo, with their radiation suits and "energy domes."
Did I mention my brother bought an official Devo "energy dome"? One night we had "silly hat day" for high school pep band at a football game. I wore the energy dome, but the director told me to take it off. Apparently Devo was too subversive for my high school.
That's a lovely review there, Corwood. I'm fond of Joanna. She takes some getting used to, but so many fantastic musicians do.
The energy dome was too subversive for Silly Hat Day?! Oy.
Knitted KRAFTWERK
I love that she lists the band personnel, as if they didn't all have the same wee knitted face.
Isn't it great when fandom and crafts collide?
I finally had the bright idea to sign up for concert venue notifications, and discovered that the Arctic Monkeys and Regina Spektor will be playing down the street from me next week. Not together, though. That would be weird.
Musical Buffistas, I need your input on my book cover...
DavidS "Natter Area 51: The Truthiness Is in Here" May 3, 2007 9:29:50 am PDT
Has David, or anyone else, ever seen movie "Gonks Go Beat"? It looks like a must-see: [link]
I've never seen it, Jon, though I'm certainly aware of it. I'm pretty sure it's in the Psychotronic Film Guide and the Hollywood Rock book of rock and roll films.
Corwood, I have nothing to say on Joanna Newsom but I enjoyed hearing your reaction 'cause while I'm both oblivious to and generally apathetic about the folk tradition, there's nothing quite as refreshing as hearing an informed someone's personal reaction to a thing they're informed about.
David, I liked the swordf/isht/rombo/nes from Natter but I can see the publisher having another mind. What kind of freedom have you with it? Also, I know nothing about the album and, obviously, nothing about the book's relationship with it.
Thanks, 'Spring!