All Hail the Mountain Goats
Geoff SanbornA newsletter about the Mountain Goats and John Darnielle, the incredible songwriter and performer who is the core member of the band
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | allhail.substack.com |
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1. The Best Ever Death Metal Band in Denton
[This is it! Thanks so much to everyone who has been reading this, I’m incredibly grateful to you.]
2. This Year
The session drummer, Alex Decarville, gives us eight flat beats per line on a snare and sixteen beats per line on a hi-hat. Darnielle chops his guitar to the snare’s rhythm but sometimes downstrokes sixteenth notes, along with the hi-hat, a...
3. No Children
In August 2001, Darnielle was driving from Ames, Iowa, to the airport in Des Moines and Lee Ann Womack’s “I Hope You Dance” came on the radio. “I was listening,” he said at a show in 2006,
4. Going to Georgia
The acoustic guitar stumbles a little on the way to the song’s three-note riff: A (open), B (hammer on), D (open). Back when Darnielle still played the song in shows, the fans would freak out as soon as they heard that riff; it’s extremely ...
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Literature prof., currently at Amherst College, grew up in ME, lived in CA, author of The Value of Herman Melville, Whipscars and Tattoos, and Plagiarama!
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