| it list : tuesday |
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Another slow day, but the Granada is showing some new music DVD's on their big screen tonight. They're mostly lame but one of them is Nirvana: Unplugged In New York, which is a holiday classic from late 1994. That and the Charlie Brown Christmas Special are pretty much the last two cultural icons that I associate with this time of year that haven't been completely ruined. Oh wait, there's always this. |
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Defensive Listening |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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That sounds about right, Crust were FREAKS... |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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I remember that show! Didn't Crust open? |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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I saw Flipper with Ed Hall at Trees back in, oh, 93? |
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| Alex says.. |
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I heard a flipper song on KNON the other night. |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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the night Nirvana sold out. yuck. |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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jinglecats melted my ice cold heart |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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I agree, 2:24. The production on "Carol of the Bells" is pretty good, too, especially compared to "Jingle Bells," which, in my opinion, sounds like someone hit the DEMO button on a keyboard (a la "Crocodile Rock"). Anyway, I can't wait to see what the Jingle Cats do next. |
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| Anonymous says.. |
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the vocals on carol of the bells are pretty ,pretty, pretty good. |
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