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1st 5 minutes of the dark knight. http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertain...knight-the.html cool.

via MySpace Aug 7 2008 8:00P Spaceland Los Angeles, California Aug 8 2008 8:00P Sunset Tavern Seattle, Washington Aug 9 2008 8:00P Towne Lounge Portland, Oregon Aug 11 2008 8:00P JK O'Donnells Fort Wayne, Indiana Aug 12 2008 8:00P Black Cat DC, Washington Aug 14 2008 8:00P Mercury Lounge New York, New York Don't know if you guys have seen this vid, and I hadn't until a couple month's ago. 'Tis a thing of beauty and I may have already posted it 5 or 6 times: http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=FeQUOi2iWPY

great thread!

wow, they made the cover of Exclaim this month. Great article that also explains the Lethbridge connection Elliott Brood Building a History By Vish Khanna On September 11, 1857, approximately 120 men, women, and children emigrating from Arkansas to California were slaughtered by an unlikely collective of Mormon militia members and local Native American tribesmen in a part of the Utah territory known as Mountain Meadows. A complex amalgam of political conflict and religious fervency set off the Mormon-led siege upon the Baker-Fancher emigrant party, who were forced into a standoff af

Me too. In fact I can't stop listening. Read a comment that they deliver the promise once held by Marah, which I kinda agree with. The other comment I agree with is that they sound like a Satan worshipping 16 Horsepower.

oh god damnit, there is a new wrens song. http://www.futureofmusic.org/rockthenet/ streamed in the player. and I really like it. --

same as Mart - REM on the Murmurs tour in 83 (?) really small club called Larry's Hideaway that no longer exists. Didn't really know who the band was. Saw them again on the Reckoning tour up at Canada's Wonderland (Stipe had long hair) and then in 85 (Stipe had short hair). Met the band for extended periods both of the '84 and '85 times. U2 - October tour. It was friggin crowded. I was next to CNN's John 'JD' Roberts as he interviewed the band. Think this was at the El Mo, but I might be wrong. JD also had long hair. all the others are too early for me.

cool http://chrwradio.com/lma/2004/Basia%20Bula...Bulat/basia.htm

oh fucking hell this is one great cd. Instead of the old drawings of the Ambassador bridge from their last album, they included a fake piano roll for Mountain Meadows. Unbelievable and it is now easily the best thing I've heard this year. Supposedly the whole thing is some concept album about Mormons massacring a wagon train in the 1870s: http://www.nowtoronto.com/music/story.cfm?content=163587

Loved the Acorn's message on the Elliott Brood Myspace page. I gotta go to the Hillside fest in Guelph this year. Those 2 bands mixing it up in 'Sexy Time' will be fantastic.

Jimmy, they are a fantastic dark, dark folk band who have seemed to have found feedback on the latest cd. Kinda like if 16 Horsepower were Satanists. They were simply awesome live this past weekend.

Elliott Brood - Mountain Meadows. HOLY FUCK this is great. ie listen to this The Valley Town (it was described as 'a complimentary ukulele song') : http://www.divshare.com/download/4801552-a68 Miss You Now (this will probably become their signature end-the-concert-song) http://www.divshare.com/download/4801565-844 Fingers and Tongues: http://www.divshare.com/download/4801686-6de Instead of the old drawings of the Ambassador bridge from their last album, they included a fake piano roll for Mountain Meadows. Unbelievable and it is now easily the best thing I've heard this yea

Matt Mays - Terminal Romance holy fuck - the 2 sample songs rule or to quote mr site master/taste maker/solace "god 'Tall Trees' fucking just KILLS" Mp3 "Terminal Romance" from Terminal Romance: http://www.pigeonrow.com/MattMays_Terminal_Romance.mp3 Mp3 "Tall Trees" from Terminal Romance: http://www.pigeonrow.com/MattMays_Tall_Trees.mp3

I guess you'd call us contras But no one calls us much no more There ain't no fun in killing folk And I don't want to do no more Did Reagan give the order Did cocaine pay the bill They said we're killing Communists But it was awfully hard to tell.

Bridge - you get to one of the recent US shows? They sounded like fun.

The Acorn - cover Cyndi Lauper - Goonies 'R' Good Enough http://www.paperbagrecords.com/singles/the...uper_cover).mp3 Here we are Hanging on to strings of green and blues Break the chain and we break down Oh it's not real if you don't feel it Unspoken expectations Ideals you used to play with They've finally taken shape for us. What's good enough for you Is good enough for me It's good enough It's good enough for me Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah Now you say You're startin' to feel the push and pull Of what could be and never can You mirror me stumblin' through those Old fashioned super

Cool. Was thinking of you. Did you bring it to the Couteau Twins guy's attention?

The Acorn - Good Enough http://www.paperbagrecords.com/singles/the...uper_cover).mp3 looks like Glory Hope Mountain gets a Euro release on Bella Union with a British tour in the fall. Lucky Brits

it really pleased me to be around so many people but of course half of them were visions never actually had a real copy of the above. fixed

from the Josh Ritter mailer. Hollee crap the concert with Hillary Hahn is a thing of beauty: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.p...toryId=90185501

Yeah, I certainly have not heard them all especially things like Silver Mt Zion or french language discs.A couple years ago I ended up loving the Malajupe record, only hearing about it from the nonimations, so I'll at least do a myspace on them all. Skipping City and Colour though. I could happily never hear them again.

second thought, there is no Andre Ethier or Rizdales, so it is indeed the worst. list. ever.