Bring Me Giants
Gina ArnoldAn incomplete encyclopedia of my thoughts about music, the media and the 20th century. Mostly in alphabetical order - except when it's not. Enjoy!
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King of the world
Yesterday when I got to work, I put PJ Harvey's record "Rid of Me" on my iPad to listen to while I waited for the kids to file into the classroom, because I had been to see her perform the previous night and I wanted to think about her musi...
Ghosted
The other day I saw a post that said that Pearl Harbor was closer in time to the start of MTV than we are now, and when I thought about, I saw that it was true. There's 40 years between Pearl Harbor and the beginning of MTV, and it’s now 43...
Into the blue again
Back when I was in high school, my Dad worked at UC Berkeley, and one day I drove to work with him in the morning because I heard on the radio station KSAN that a New York band called Talking Heads were playing a free concert there at noon....
Miracle workers
The other night Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson were playing in my neighborhood. I wasn’t prepared to drop $80 on them, but I thought maybe if I went there and hung around for long enough someone might hand me a ticket. So around 5 o clock I ma...
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