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datura800's last.fm station just now, I heard a cover of "I Can See for Miles" by an act called Lord Sitar. Internet radio, you are a strange and wonderful thing.
Kudos tomichaelpop, btw, who was so v. close to hitting the Decemberists' Pitchfork score on the head. He was off by but a tenth. The review was relatively lucid, although the phrase "homosexual undertones" sort of grated on me. When you're gonna follow that up by using "inform" in the liberal arts-y way, at least have the decency to employ "homoerotic," right? Otherwise, you end up sounding just a little too American Family Association. In other words, the opposite of liberal arts-y. :(
[This is the last we'll say about Meloy and co. until next month when they play the Riviera. In other words, I'm not obssessed.]
datura800's last.fm station just now, I heard a cover of "I Can See for Miles" by an act called Lord Sitar. Internet radio, you are a strange and wonderful thing.Kudos to
michaelpop, btw, who was so v. close to hitting the Decemberists' Pitchfork score on the head. He was off by but a tenth. The review was relatively lucid, although the phrase "homosexual undertones" sort of grated on me. When you're gonna follow that up by using "inform" in the liberal arts-y way, at least have the decency to employ "homoerotic," right? Otherwise, you end up sounding just a little too American Family Association. In other words, the opposite of liberal arts-y. :([This is the last we'll say about Meloy and co. until next month when they play the Riviera. In other words, I'm not obssessed.]