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I Can't Stop Loving You
I want to be precise with my words, but I also want to risk being imprecise, as the topic for me supersedes language in some respect. “All my powers of expression/ I thought so sublime/could never do you justice/In reason or rhyme,” Bob Dyl...
A House Built for Hunting*: Four Reflections on Destroyer's: 'Streethawk: A Seduction' After 25 Years
It’s been nearly twenty-five years since the release of Streethawk: A Seduction, Dan Bejar’s fourth album as Destroyer, but his first full-fledged masterpiece, the lodestar for what would ultimately become a legendary and fulsome songwritin...
On Bash & Pop’s Friday Night Is Killing Me and Tommy Stinson’s Deep, Dark Truthful Mirror
The rat-tat-tat of the snare, the “Some Girls” guitar line, the still young but beautifully weathered and raspy voice, the first dispatch from the first mate whose ship sank because the leader went Captain Queeg. Drafted into a sort of stra...
“You Work in the Village Shop/ Putting the Posters Up”
Me in my beloved Belle and Sebastian shirt.
“You Go All the Way to Being Brutal”
It’s their best groove and they’ve got some sterling ones: “White Collar Boy,” “Like Dylan in the Movies” or, obviously, “The Boy With the Arab Strap.” That’...
“Got struck by the first volley/ Of the war/ In the corps”
Some period of years back, Marc Maron interviewed David Lee Roth on WTF, which was a wild listening experience. Roth was an absolute house of fire. He enthused about so many things: Tin Pan Alley-era jazz, Top Jimmy and the Rhythm Pigs, the...
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