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ktybutler
So, I was listening to John's cover of Civilian, which led me to listening to the original, which led me to the page for the song on here. Saw your comment about getting there from JD's cover and thought, "this person is cool, I want to befriend them." Then I come to your page and realize I follow your tumblr. Small internet world!
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fadingecho
Then I bet pretty much all of your songs are awesome ;) Haha, but really... I adore banjo music.
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angelangela
Oh man I'm sorry you couldn't see them those times. But you were so right! I had crazy amounts of fun and recorded the entire thing, but now I can't really talk or move. Whatever!
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angelangela
Anytime! I'm always down to share. Seeing them Saturday for the first time no doubt. They haven't been to Michigan since 2004. Aw I'm really sorry they sold out! :(
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angelangela
Our charts are so similar! So yes! Other than Fuck Your Emotional Bullshit I have their tour tape (Which can be found here: http://www.mediafire.com/?ztowtdqttmy). It's super good for only being two songs.
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valerie2776
it's an unreleased song, so other than live recordings, it's not anywhere. i can't remember where i got this particular live version/show from, so here you go http://www.mediafire.com/?mf34d883jkb38u6 enjoy enjoy!
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whatweshouldnt
It actually wasn't, it was MACY's, which is so ironically un-hip, that it's hipster. And speaking of hipsters, you should watch the Hipster Olympics video, I posted it on my Tumblr. I personally guarantee that you will pee your pants.
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whatweshouldnt
Oh wow, I never knew that! I would have figured she used more than one. And ahhh Sigur Ros <3 I feel so calm when I listen to them. I was in the mall (where I never go, anyway) a few weeks ago, and "Gobbldigook" was playing in whatever store I was in, and I was like, "WHAT, NO, STOP. Don't pretend you play good music here." And here, just request me, there are multiple people with your name! http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=552481284
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whatweshouldnt
W00t for piano prodigies! And I don't like Lauren as much as Julia or Nataly, but she's definitely up there. What did you ask her? I want to incorporate more violin into my music, and I also want to see what would happen if I used my violin bow on, say, a nylon-stringed guitar, or ukulele, even. It does seem that we have a similar way of writing music, but lately, I've been on a bit of a writing binge. I need to record so I don't forget it! And yes, I'm not too far from Lancaster! There are usually some pretty good acts that go there. And sweet, we'll have to arrange a jam sesh when I'm down there. Until then, unless you'll be coming up to PA, Grapefruit will have to be like The Postal Service.
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whatweshouldnt
Your little sister is very cool, I have wanted to play the saxophone since I was a little kid. But I do love the violin, it's been a love of nine years. And check out Nataly's new project, it's called My Terrible Friend. She did recordings and made video songs with Julia Nunes' best friend, Lauren O'Connell. In one of the videos, Lauren uses a violin bow on a banjo. THAT is badassery. And assure you, my music is far from good. I wish I could write lyrics and music together, but I always write either lyrics or music first, and then have to take a step back from it for a while before I do the corresponding half. I need to record more of my original music. I'm from Downingtown, PA, which is about an hour West of Philly. I'm actually going to be looking at UMBC soon, where do you go to school?
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whatweshouldnt
Oh boy, you are incredibly fortunate. And you must have been rocking really hard, it's not quite the same, but I feel like a bit of a bad ass when I play my uke through the amp. Ah! Noah and the Whale are one of my favorite bands. I actually learned to play that song in chords on my violin and recorded it out in the hallway at school one day, just messing around with Garage Band. I like that you can hear people walking in the background of the recording. Aw, that's sweet. It's grown out a bit, but actually, hers has too. It's odd to see her with longer hair, but I like it! And trust me, my music is nowhere near the caliber of that song (referring to "Our Hands Together"). I wish I was better at piano, I can only play a handful of songs, most of which are what I wrote. After hearing your song, it makes me feel out of the running to collaborate with you, but I think that Grapefruit will be some good times. What area are you from?
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whatweshouldnt
You may be one of the luckiest people I know, to have seen both. I have seen neither, and would very much like to change that. Both need to add more tour dates. I'm glad that you have come to realize the fun and lighthearted nature that is the ukulele. I just got one for Christmas this past year, and just recently bought a new one (that has an active pickup, what's up, Mr. Amp?) I'm afraid to guess what the first song you learned was, I don't want to guess incorrectly! SOO GLAD you love Pomplamoose! They are absolute geniuses. And I must admit, I have a little bit of a big fat girl crush on Nataly Dawn. I cut my hair like hers a few months ago. I think that a Pomplamoose-like collaboration between us would be an EXCELLENT thing. Why are we exactly the same?! I'm going to make a new channel for music when I start making video songs, as well. But oh my God, "Our Hands Together" is absolutely beautiful. I'm in awe, you're very talented.
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whatweshouldnt
I have not seen him live! I want to more than I can express in words. Every live recording of his that I have heard is tear-enducingly funny. In fact, watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sONMDqGGv78 Have you seen him live? And ah, yes, Little Prince is on one of the Ghost Mice albums, which I haven't downloaded yet. I will definitely doing that in the immediate future. Yeah, you're special for playing ukulele! And you're good, to boot! I'm glad that you've heard of Julia, she's really rather spectacular. Download some of her original stuff! It's excellent. I'd recommend her new EP, I Think You Know, to start off. And I'm glad you like said Youtube phenomenons! Does that, by chance, include Pomplamoose? And I've been doing the same thing. I've recorded about ten or so songs this summer, and I want to make video songs, but I CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO DO IT. I wish I knew how to use Windows Movie Maker, or something of the like. And what's your Youtube channel? I'll listen to them!
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whatweshouldnt
John Darnielle has the power to strip me of my defenses completely. I'm also rather in love with his sense of humor. And the same goes for AJJ. I love their sense of...offensiveness. They can both make me laugh and really think. "We Didn't Come Here to Rock" is easily my favorite. I'm glad to hear (literally) that you play ukulele! Guy ukulele players a bit more rare. And if you like females who play ukulele, look up Julia Nunes. You will not regret it.
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whatweshouldnt
Thank you so much! Your About Me pretty much describes my music taste right now, I've been listening to The Mountain Goats and Andrew Jackson Jihad a whole lot lately. And I love your Tumblr! Your cover of "I Thought I Could Find You" was fantastic. Glad you're a fellow ukulele player!
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stagnantdisplay
Yeah, it totally is! I'm digging them both about equally. It inspired me to find more antifolk/folkpunx so I got some Paul Baribeau and a couple more Jeffrey Lewis albums. I like Baribeau alot. Any other similar recommendations?
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piranhamoose
I went to a performance this past November, in Boston. It was easily the best concert I've ever been to, and you're right, his descriptions, and 'small talk' in between songs is great.
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piranhamoose
mm, The Sunset Tree is probably my second favorite. He's such a great song writer, I honestly don't hear many lyrics that are as complicated as his, but still eloquent. Have you ever seen them perform?
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piranhamoose
Oh, jeez. Probably Tallahassee. I just really enjoy the whole concept and story line that goes along with it. How about you?
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piranhamoose
Hahaha! Well, I thank you for following me. I'm glad my interest in the Mountain Goats has been well received. I quite like your taste in music.
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owls_go
You are the most coherent, put-together drunk I've ever come across. I'm a sloppy ho when I get intoxicated. Your night sounded fantastic though! I'm excited for YOU to get into Radiohead - I was kind of the same way, I didn't get into them until my senior year of high school so I'm a relatively new fan. They are so darn good though. And I like having a new friend to share music with! Let me know what you think of the Mirah album. It's so pretty and mellow and her voice is obviously... stupidly good, and I'm a sucker for stand-up bass so the whole thing just blows my mind.
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owls_go
There's a reason Radiohead is like, one of the most popular bands of all time. Thom Yorke has the voice of an angel and Johnny Greenwood has the nimble fingers of... Jesus. Or something. I don't know. They're brilliant though! OK Computer was always my favourite but lately I've been on a Hail to the Thief kick. Anyhoo. Glad you enjoyed Radical Face! Too bad these conversations weren't happening two weeks ago because you would've loved the show. And too bad I got way too drunk and was sitting on a couch in the back for the first half of the show. Sssssiiiiiiggggggghhhh. ANYWAY, currently listening to Mountain Goats and reallyreally digging it. The singer's voice reminds me of a grown-up version of the singer of Ghost Mice, which is good. This comment is so long. I'm sorry. I wish I had something more interesting to say!
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owls_go
You are quickly climbing to the top of Katerina's Favourite People List! And that just made me realize I never actually introduced myself. Hi! I'm Katerina! Or Kat. Or whatever you want to call me (I'm not picky). And I will definitely check out that album, even though I'm hesitant to take music recommendations from someone who isn't a superhugemassive Radiohead fan. This is the part where I'd squint my eyes and scowl at you if we were really talking.
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