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So creepy, and, yes, so damn awesome. I really love this band.

Something else that I really love? Last night's season finale of House. It was the first season finale since season one's "The Honeymoon" that didn't make me want to throw something at the screen. All hail Doris Egan!

Dogs Die are playing San Francisco again. Thursday, April 21st @ Great American Music Hall.

::bites lip; whimpers::

There's no way I'll be able to resist, esp. since it's at GAMH and the sound is oh-so-fabulous there.

Erm. ryca?

::resolves to stop spamming for the night::

I had this post all written and ready to go and then -- computer randomly loses power. Bastard.

So, yeah, anyway: For those of you who haven't been playing any attention whatsoever, Scotland is the land of phenomenal music. Glasgow, in particular, is home to the best music scene ever. Ever. Sure, Manchester was/is great, but the diversity and ( Read more... )

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By all the talk over at Idlewilder, I'm was seriously expecting all of the songs off of Idlewild's Warning/Promises to suck. But then again, since a lot of Idlewild fans won't be happy until they record another Captain or Hope Is Important, I should've known better ( Read more... )

Am currently regretting not putting anything from Ballboy's The Royal Theatre on my Best of 2004 mix. I should've known that I would enjoy the album much more after really listening to it with headphones ( Read more... )

I was peaceful, dozing, and listening to Idlewild's "In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction" when the clock struck midnight. And if that's an indicator of how the year is gonna pan out, then I'm okay with that.

The most anticipated albums of 2005:
Idlewild: Warnings/Promises -- March 7th (FINALLY)
Elbow: Station Approach (working title) -- April
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