Trio, Oblivians, Marguerite Oswald, Nina Simone, P.T. Barnum, Tom Ze, Arthur Miller, Wes Anderson, Gore Vidal, Arnold Dreyblatt, Bill Hicks, Violent Femmes, Jon Wayne, the Trump Guitar, Meredith Wilson, Gerald Jablonski, Jonathan Richman, Deerhoof, Tom Waits, Steve Reich, Herman LeRoy Emmet, Satie, Ray Johnson, Burt Bacharach, Stanlislav Szukalski, Absolute Kinography, Gustav Flaubert, Banjo Pussywhistle, P.T. Anderson, Paddy Chayevsky, Peggy Lee, Gnarls Barkley, Andy Goldsworthy, Moondog, Dziga Vertov, Ricky Jaye, Roger Miller, Chopin, Ed Wood, John Henry Faulk, The Gourds, James Hand, Neutral Milk Hotel, Battles between Grizzlies and Longhorns, Spalding Gray, Werner Herzog, Cubicle Ephemera, Network, Albert and David Maysles, Jim Woodring, Swingy McDingledong, Flash Memory, i forget.
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Pristine artistic bastardry in an easy-to-eat, pellet-sized mediocrity.
Welcome to the Rupert Murdock home of Subpop band the Baptist Generals, and One (1) Baptist General. You can keep up at twitter handle @harmjoy where I talk about a bunch of shit you probably won't care about, and there's occasionally more stuff at the blog. We are currently not performing and should have announcements about a new release in early August 2009.
Hey! Is there an announcement about an August 2009 release? What about a party to celebrate it in Austin?! C'mon you guys opened my ears I haven't wanted to close them since.
You know, there was a massive creole population in nawleons during the time of the depression. It was a state of brotherhood shared between all creoles in the creole community who took part in creole festivities and creole activities.
We would stay up till the wee hours of the mornin, drinkin whiskey and rememberin a time when we weren't seen as stalwart thieves of the past, but rather as powerful savants of the future.
