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The Joy of Bootlegs
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The Joy of Bootlegs

On September 19, 2011 by Rachel Anderson

Image via Wikipedia Sometimes, I think I was born a generation or two too late–almost all of the music I love is from before I was born, let alone cognizant of music. If there’s one advantage to the modern era, it’s having…

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The Sparks Project: A Look Back
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The Sparks Project: A Look Back

On July 7, 2011 by Matt Keeley

Image via Wikipedia Rev. Syung Myung Me: And thus, the Sparks Project draws to a close.  Or at least a nap that’ll probably be a year or two long, depending on when there’s a new Sparks album.  Admittedly, if I had my…

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More Weird Media-Related Recurring Dreams
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More Weird Media-Related Recurring Dreams

On June 21, 2011 by Matt Keeley

Image via Wikipedia So, I’ve had this sort of thing happen before.  And, as I expected, in that case, writing about it made it go away — which was kinda bittersweet in that case.  In this case, however, I’m kinda hoping it…

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Review: Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins
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Review: Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins

On March 24, 2011 by Matt Keeley

Cover of Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins Who don’t love Sparks?  I suppose the folks who don’t know who Sparks are might not love Sparks, but that’s only because of plum ignorance.  But REST EASY, reader — we’re here to set you…

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Review: Music That You Can Dance To
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Review: Music That You Can Dance To

On February 17, 2011 by Matt Keeley

Cover of Best of Who don’t love Sparks?  I suppose the folks who don’t know who Sparks are might not love Sparks, but that’s only because of plum ignorance.  But REST EASY, reader — we’re here to set you straight by reviewing…

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Interview: Fred Schneider
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Interview: Fred Schneider

On December 21, 2010 by MCBrennan

In 1976, Freddy “Boom Boom” Schneider busted straight outta Athens, GA with a dollar in his pocket and a dream: to bust mad stentorian rhymes about wild planets, private Idahos and monsters in his pants. Over a 30-plus year career, Schneider has…

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Review: Introducing Sparks
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Review: Introducing Sparks

On October 28, 2010 by Matt Keeley

Cover of Introducing Sparks Who don’t love Sparks?  I suppose the folks who don’t know who Sparks are might not love Sparks, but that’s only because of plum ignorance.  But REST EASY, reader — we’re here to set you straight by reviewing…

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Review: Sparks/Halfnelson
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Review: Sparks/Halfnelson

On July 29, 2010 by Matt Keeley

Who don’t love Sparks?  I suppose the folks who don’t know who Sparks are might not love Sparks, but that’s only because of plum ignorance.  But REST EASY, reader — we’re here to set you straight by reviewing ALL the Sparks records…

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Interview: Ike Reilly
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Interview: Ike Reilly

On May 25, 2010 by Matt Keeley

Cover of Salesmen & Racists Ike Reilly‘s a tremendously talented singer and songwriter.  I first became aware of his talent when I got Cracker‘s great Countrysides record — my favorite track, by far was “Duty Free” — when I read the liners,…

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Interview: Chantal Claret of Morningwood
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Interview: Chantal Claret of Morningwood

On April 27, 2010 by Matt Keeley

Morningwood first hit the scene on a national level with the insanely catchy single “Nth Degree“, with the “M-O, M-O-R, M-O-R-N-I-N-G-W-O-O-D” hook and great video featuring different record sleeves.  After their first, self-titled album for Capitol Records, they left the label and…

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