Am listening to an old mix tape I never got 'round to sending (was it for Alex?), because I suck. Think I managed to kill Scrawl, although I did get to see 'em live once. Beezus I know broke up, but deny responsibility. As both groups had actual talent rather than relying on T&A, neither achieved the success of [insert pop tart of the moment here]. Stupid Americans.
Anyway, you can get a Beezus single for fifty cents from Parasol, if you're a dino like me and actually own a turntable. Otherwise, there's EMusic. Who I can no longer download stuff I bought and paid for from, since I don't have a subscription. They're getting a nasty email one of these days.
Oh yeah, and listen to Women in Music with Laney Goodman. It does tend towards granola, compared to the old "She's Actual Size" show on WEFT, but don't let my ignorant prejudices stop you. And I'm sure there are some people who just can't get enough of female folk singer/songwriters with guitars. . .
Haven't seen boy-friend-of-Scrawl-singer lately- but from what I hear, the band's broken up- but it's a funny town for that- Manda & the Marbles may/not be, too. &, as far as I'm concerned, the sooner we hear less granola music, the better- gives us all a bad image.
So, reunion tour within the next, what, five years? Unless Yoko was involved. She kills bands dead.
Yoko-bashing is such a cliche. I apologize.
Some of the playlists are extra-crunchy granola over soy milk, with a side of herbal tea, so maybe you wanna not listen to that show. . .
You could be my Yoko Ono;
You could follow me wherever I go.
I know that when I say this,
I may be stepping on pins and needles
But I don't like all these people
slagging her for breaking up the Beatles.
I mean, what are you talking about?
send me the worst