August 2011
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Aug 31st
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Free Matthew Ryan live track. →
Hey everybody, go get a free live performance from Matthew Ryan.  If you don’t know who Matthew Ryan is, that’s all the more reason to try him out for free, right?  I mean, if you download something of his illegally instead, the RIAA could bust through your door and demand to know who the Hell Matthew Ryan is, and why he’s still allowed to make records.  Then they’ll force...
Aug 29th
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St. Vincent on Letterman tonight.
So check it out.  She’ll be playing “Cruel”, which should be fun.  And you can also join me in reminiscing about the 80s, when Letterman was… how to say this gently…  funny.
Aug 29th
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ListenSissy Bar- Gin & Juice Hey, it’s my...
Aug 29th
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ListenSpoken Word- Gin & Juice (Snoop Dogg cover) ...
Aug 29th
Aug 27th
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Aug 26th
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Aug 25th
Aug 20th
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Jeff Bridges- Maybe I Missed the Point
Aug 18th
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Aug 17th
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This is the kind of thing I say often:
I think love must truly be something like a miracle or magic because a relationship between two human adults just has so much that can go wrong if it actually goes right, the sky should open up and there should be lightning like in Highlander
Aug 17th
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Aug 16th
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ListenElvis Presley- Hey Jude (live outro, 1969) I...
Aug 16th
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“I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask...”
– from Sea Fever, by John Masefield. Not the most substantial of poems, but the opening couplet has always stuck in my head.
Aug 13th
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A note to the women of the world.
First:  Hello, ladies… Second: Saying that you like “all types” of music doesn’t make you a music fan.  In fact, it makes you quite the opposite of a music fan. Thank you.
Aug 11th
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Aug 11th
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Aug 10th
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Aug 10th
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ListenIron & Wine- Thousand Miles I’ve had...
Aug 10th
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“…”Suffering is the origin of consciousness.” Dostoevski wrote. But suffering is...”
– Introduction by Hayden Carruth in Jean-Paul Sartre’s novel Nausea (via kittiro)
Aug 10th
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Aug 8th
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Aug 8th
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Aug 8th
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Aug 5th
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Aug 5th
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ListenDonny Hathaway- Little Ghetto Boy I’ve...
Aug 3rd
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