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Amy Brener
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		"The boarhound and the boar" Brooklyn, New York United States Profile Views: 5848 Last Login: 4/20/2008
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Member Since	10/22/2006
Band Members	myself
Influences	Emily Dickinson, PJ Harvey, Young People, Mary Timony, Kate Bush, The Raincoats, Jherek Bischoff, Bjork, Bach piano concertos, Lhasa, Emily Haines, Nick Cave, Janet Weeden, Blonde Redhead, Parenthetical Girls, Animal Collective, Nina Simone, The Tom Tom Club, Joanna Newsom, Joni Mitchell, gypsy music
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Deep Sleepover	Dec 28 2007 11:44 AM HAPPY HOLIDAYS AMY!
Soft Circle	Nov 5 2007 7:58 AM Nice tunes =) like the art work on the page a lot, did you do that too? Are you playing shows? Here's one of my collages. Peace and Light xxSCxx
jherek bischoff	Oct 3 2007 2:40 AM i hope your doing well. still listening to your wonderful songs on a regular bassis..... ah man i am a total dork.... i just tried to make a joke with the word basis. oh well, i am getting old, its about time i start rockin puns. heart jherek
the wind blows	Aug 19 2007 3:02 AM i'm in love with the songs, especially "amaryllis".i only wish they were downloadable! merci pour l'add
The Collisionists	Aug 18 2007 3:45 PM great influences. amazing music. thanks for making me a friend.
Korum	Jul 21 2007 8:26 PM Thanks for the birthday note. We're thinking about taking a little family vacation up there in August. Will you be around?
gubia	Jul 21 2007 10:14 AM chiming, charming music, arrangements
Django	Jun 25 2007 1:45 AM Hello Amy, congratulate for your new songs...I like them!! :D see u..
Julian Amacker	Jun 20 2007 12:09 PM hello amy! thanks for adding...its really cool what you're doing!i like it. cheers, julian
!{><}!	May 1 2007 7:55 PM aha. i heard it. in my left ear even. which is difficult because it's infected. jesse's old piano was good for something i suppose.
!{><}!	Apr 21 2007 9:36 PM a very small frog for you, little pal.
Instituto Mexicano Del Sonido	Apr 16 2007 9:10 AM myspace es tuspace gracias por unirte al Instituto Mexicano del Sonido! salud
christa couture	Feb 28 2007 11:43 AM hello amy* i like your tunes. and your artwork! jess hill and i are playing in victoria next week, if you fancy some tunes at the solstice cafe. thanks for the tap on the shoulder, christa
Cher Ami	Feb 11 2007 7:56 PM thanks for the add, i admire your instrumentation.
Erin	Feb 8 2007 11:39 AM last weekend i listened for the first time, i shouldn't have taken this long. it's like you've built him a skyscraper.
Julia Marcell	Jan 30 2007 8:36 AM Thanks for the add Amy, love the music, many lovely sounds and inspiring experimentation. All the best Julia
Svavar Knutur	Jan 30 2007 5:39 AM Wow, cool music Amy. thanks a lot for the add. Best wishes and always welcome to Iceland, Svavar Knútur
ELIZA	Jan 29 2007 12:10 PM Coooool... takk takk og ble xE
The Lonesome Hearts	Jan 23 2007 8:55 AM Your voice is a killer. Great songs full of heart. Thanks, Paul
Palm Apodaca Films UK	Jan 19 2007 2:03 AM great stuff amy, love the art too! x
L'enfant Plus Solitaire	Jan 7 2007 11:30 PM hello amy, thanks for the add, hope you've found my music somehow good, yours is very pretty, so is your singing. you know what, i lost my dad too, last december, less than a month ago, and i think i know how you feel, this music is a very nice thing to do to remember your father. take care, hope we keep contact, by the way, i'm planning to move to canada next year if everything goes ok. well. best wishes and greetings from monterrey, mexico. -j.c.
Annabel (lee) and Richard E ~ by the sea	Jan 7 2007 9:55 AM really nice sound...and your cover photo is absolutely haunting...beautiful
Annabel (lee) and Richard E ~ by the sea	Jan 7 2007 6:23 AM SUBLIME you are, Amy...thank you for your comment as well...but SUBLIME you are!...and my FAVORITE poet is Emily, by the way...i see her amongst your friends too..much love/much music
Tobacco Pat	Jan 6 2007 8:35 PM I really like Better Detectives, i have a new tune up. i think it could be my best one yet
alice	Jan 6 2007 9:23 AM hi!! thank you very much, I love your songs too! happy new year!
Gypsy Dave and The Stumpjumpers	Jan 3 2007 8:43 PM Music makes the finite forever, and in doing so, overcomes death.
Greenlandic Blaque	Jan 3 2007 6:36 PM Your music is swell. I like it a lot.
Ulula	Jan 2 2007 11:39 PM i really enjoyed listening to your songs. music is definitely the best way to work out the emotions too deep and abstract for words alone. i feel exactly the same way. writing music is the only way i can really work through the overcoming emotions of life. keep it up.
papershack	Jan 2 2007 9:56 PM any friend of joanna newsom's is a friend of mine
tiffany - deconstructed theorem	Dec 29 2006 9:45 AM Hi Amy, Thanks for adding me. I lost my Grandfather nearly 10 years ago. People say that the pain lessens, but I think we just learn how to divert it, to deal with it. Just this morning I was making food for my baby, Alexander, and he started giggling and looking at empty space. I'd heard it said that sometimes soul's come back into our lives, seen by children, but oft unseen by jaded adult eyes. I thought of that and it made me smile. Then I starting thinking, "why can't he be here?" and the torrent of tears came. So sure, I think it may appear that the pain lessens, but really it is merely in a pit somewhere inside of us, sometimes bubbling forth. I suppose the best solution is to embrace the pain as a necessary stipulation of life.
Django	Dec 21 2006 6:37 AM Hi..i'm happy you enjoyed my songs..i really like the way u changed your layout profile and the new picture too.. have nice holidays and a merry xmas :) see u.
Jeff Zentner	Dec 20 2006 3:58 AM Amy- Your music is full of pain and beauty, two qualities I admire very much in music. I'm honored to be your friend.
Tobacco Pat	Dec 19 2006 9:38 PM your music is very hypnotising, thank you for finding me
Leo London	Dec 17 2006 1:24 PM You should play a show in Portland.
Django	Dec 13 2006 6:10 AM Hi Amy, thanks for the add request.. I really like your music and I think u have a brilliant beautiful voice.. keep on. your new friend django.
carla bozulich	Dec 10 2006 12:20 PM i am sorry it happened. xo
!{><}!	Dec 9 2006 12:51 PM Lesson one: "The magic-maker imputes omnipotence to the world in which technique is unavailing, useless, the world of inscrutable, indomitable forces that control chance. The making of magic does indicate a stubborn seeking after practical results, but it also signifies the acknowledgement of a hierarchy of values: in it, the sacred stands above the profane, the disorders precipitated by desire above reasonable right-acting, luck above humble merit, and the end above the means. Man, in his status of the worker, of the technician, is by and large reduced to the size of the means whose end is the animal being, never subject to work, never technically skilled. Otherwise phrased, profane activity is the means whose end is the sacred moment: from the start, the human's innermost meaning was the divine." G. Bataille, Lascaux or the Birth of Art, 1955
Julius	Dec 7 2006 1:25 AM Hey Amy, wicked sound! Really like it, it's grabbed me : ) Stay in touch. Julius x
Tony Youngblood	Dec 7 2006 12:33 AM Wow, I'm not sure how you found me, but I'm glad you did. These songs are sparse and beautiful. I think your father would have been very touched and very proud.
William Fitzsimmons	Nov 22 2006 10:36 AM warm thanks. peace on your day, william.

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