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didn't they just recently pull a body out of there? i have a hard time believing that.

i really like the smiths but i love nine inch nails

i wouldn't you are mistaken, at least when it comes to their latter releases

it went really well but got oddly personal, unlike any of the other roundtables we have hosted. i think the location lent itself to an intimate conversation. dave rempis, who i've only dealt with over email, was wonderful and articulate. there was much talk about his political activism, something the archive doesn't often touch on. i'm not sure if the recording will be made public but i'm happy to put it up on a private soundcloud link if you'd like to check it out. i was also impressed with kent kessler, who i've heard many many times while transferring but never seen in person. he make

the gala apple cider is so tasty

we sure did! that was set up by me. we are also having a roundtable and performance at comfort station on the 27th.

if you are local, feel free to drop into the studio as we just mounted an exhibit about him. it is a version of the one that was featured at the whitney biennial

the malachi ristcher collection http://www.creativeaudioarchive.org/xml/malachi-ritscher.xml he was a taper in chicago from the mid-80's until his death in 2006. and so you know, you can stream a show from 1994 here https://soundcloud.com/creativeaudioarchiveess/sets/gastr-del-sol-live-at-the

yup, and i have the recordings in a collection i manage.

uh huh

i wondered that as well. 311 (and their twitter account) says all things are a go today but that it will be opening at 12 instead of 11. it looks pretty nasty up here, not sure by you.

will you sing to me of greater things?

yeah i think you are the only person that is excited about that

today i realized that i had forgotten to buy a toad the wet sprocket ticket

meet you at state and congress! winner buys burgers.