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The Soundtrack of Our Lives
There's a little story I like to tell about The Soundtrack of Our Lives (TSOOL), and since I just posted the interview with their keyboardist, Martin Hederos, I think now is a fine time to tell it here.
Dinosaur Jr.
The silver lining of growing older is that eventually, your favorite bands reunite and you get to relive your youth. That’s what I did Saturday night at the Dinosaur Jr. show in Boston. I remember going to see them back in ’87/88 at Green Street Station and becoming totally addicted to their particular blend of melody and noise. And yes, the cover of my You’re Living All Over Me LP says simply “Dinosaur” because the Jr. part hadn’t been tacked on yet.
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- I Like Food, Food Tastes Good
It's a real cookbook with real recipes from real indie rockers. No, I didn't write it (Kara Zuaro is the author), but if you like this site, this book is a great read, even if you don't spend much time in the kitchen.- LiamLynch.net
- Director, producer, and musician, Liam Lynch, is also my brother. Check out his site and definitely don't miss his amazing and hilarious podcast, Lynchland (also available through iTunes).
- Pitchfork
- I'm probably not telling you something you don't already know, but this publication sets the standard for new music reviews.
- KEXP
- I've found out about more new bands by listening to KEXP (based in Seattle) than through any other source. I love you, John in the Morning.
- Chow.com
- I've been a fan of Chow since it first appeared in print. Now an online resource, this my first stop for all things food.
- Serious Eats
- A foodie/blog community that is another place to hang out if you're looking for food ideas and recommendations.
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