Thanks for your friendship, friend of all things Denver.

Meow.

You're welcome, darlin'. :)

...I'm going to assume that Unentitled came yesterday? :)

I feel like my music library is going to start looking suspiciously similar to yours more and more as time goes on... Not that it's a bad thing. Thanks for the new and different! I'm still at a loss as to what the heck I like that I could share with you in any meaningful way, boooo. Happy Friday, my dear! /smoosh-hug

sign into facebook and join my Denver events gatherings here: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_124194944301922&ap=1 ... next outing is Slim Cessna and Munly on New Years Eve ! Come one come all.

...Oh, and much more fiddle ;) I ♥ teh fiddle.

I think the best part of subscription is seeing who's dropping by your profile. And I think there's less advertising, but I don't really remember. I've been throwing money at Audioscrobbler/Last.fm since 2004. Yay, new musics! I would suggest Louise Attaque's first album, self-titled, over what you actually downloaded from me. It's rawer, less poppy.

Beirut is very, very enjoyable. I feel like I owe you new music.

hi, find you because of ship shirey :) greetings from germany

You are up *far* too early for a man who has the day off. ;)

Sorry to have missed you on the way out of the show. I was super tired! Nice to have been able to get all fannish with you. I'm such a little kid when it comes to meeting artists; I'm so super happy about it. And Munly seemed like a sweet guy.

Again, no worries. Easiest way to avoid shouting at yourself is to hit the "Reply" link below the shout you're replying to :) If you can't find any Frank Morey around and about to listen to, I think I have some to send, if I can find my CDs. He's more of a musician I'm used to hearing play at the bar, rather than one I listen to much of at home. You should pop by the Plough & Stars for a beer when he's on some Sunday night. It's nice and pretty low-key.

:-) haha. cool that you're going, you will have a blast and see Munly who is very very fascinating to look at. yeah, definitely more on the "music is transcendent" side but they do kind of blur the line a little bit. kind of like a pretend revival, a little tongue-in-cheek but a bit serious. i do sort of like the idea of being in a "church" where everyone knows they're just pretending and having fun. Goofy indeed! will check out your rec when i get home, thanks!

Ooh, ooh! I just thought of something. The term for "Jesus will be shoved down your gullet, hallelujah!" should be Evangelical Gavage. ^_^ I am a goofy ass.

I actually downloaded five of their albums last night, so no worries. Real church, eh? Hmm. I hope you mean that in a "music is transcendant" way rather than a "Jesus will be shoved down your gullet, hallelujah!" way, haha. I do plan on going to the show :)

I do like SCAC (at least what I've managed to hear), but still prefer Jay Munly's solo stuff (he's more poetic/somber on his own, which I dig). Just gave my first listen to Jimmy Carter Syndrome this morning and lovelovelove it. He needs to tour on his own. I would die.

if you like the Menomena , also try out Ramona Falls , side project of one of the members

I'm already at work (huzzah for desk jobs), so I'll have to check out your recommendations when I'm again at home... but thank you for that! :)

Well, you will certainly meet a whole plethora of real-life Cave fans next month! ;)

Also: I am incredibly jealous of your Sundance flyby. :D

It's entirely possible I will see you there, yes. I will be drinking beer and probably screaming crazily :) The reason I ask about EN isn't due to their random arty subculturishness; it's that their singer is Blixa Bargeld, who played guitar for the Bad Seeds for about 20 years (and is the person he sings a duet with on "The Weeping Song"). I figured it'd be likely that you would know them... I find that people who have a love for Mr. Cave tend to explore all of the branches of musical connections to him (PJ Harvey, Mick Harvey's solo stuff, Roland Howard, Neubauten, Die Haut, Anita Lane, The Birthday Party, Crime & the City Solution, etc.). I actually discovered Nick through Neubauten, when I think most people discover Neubauten through NIck, hehe :)

Do you like [artist]Einstürzende Neubauten[/artist] at all? They're playing a 30 year anniversary tour, but only doing limited cities in the US. I may be going to NYC for that.

I've only seen the Bad Seeds once, and that was a couple of years ago in Amsterdam, because he happened to be playing there when I was backpacking through Europe (lucky coincidence). I cried like a little sissy for portions of his set, it was that good. I haven't seen Grinderman live, so I'm excited over that aspect as well. I plan on camping out by the bus after the show to meet him; I'm that kind of fan. Really, it usually works! I've met a ton of performers that way, and how epic would it be to have a picture with Nick Cave?

Nick hasn't been to Boston in a very, very long time. I am exploding with excitement to see him again! :D Agreed, the Bad Seeds need to come 'round again.

hallo fellow Cave fan :)

hello, how have you been doing? thanks for the shout - i'm sorry that i've been out of touch for so long. mitchell & webb are so brilliant; i'm so glad you've enjoyed them. have you seen david mitchell's appearances on panel games? his epic rants bring joy to my heart :) thanks for the dark dark dark recommendation; look forward to checking them out. cheers.

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