The Song Seekers
Andy PulliamWelcome! At its most basic level, this space will be about the constant quest for music that inspires, delights, and fills a need that can't be put into everyday words. In a larger sense, I hope to meet you at the intersection of music and place.
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The Greatest Songs - Under the Radar
"If someone buys a Silver Jews record, they get to buy some freedom from the ickiness”—David Berman, from May 13, 2008, Utne Reader article, “Freedom from Ickiness with David Berman” by Michael Rowe
I could listen to Silver Jews all day....
Be Brave Enough to Listen
Read this please:
Entering The Lung
IN WHAT FUCKING UNIVERSE?
This last week I was just cookin’ along minding my business when I suddenly found myself quite depressed. Was it the stifling heat? Well, that didn’t help… but that’s not some...
Ghosts of Troubadours Past
Glen Hansard died this past week in a motorcycle accident. Though I didn’t know his music well, I was moved tremendously at his passing.
I’m reminded of when Phil Hartman was unexpectedly and brutally taken from this earth. I was in high s...
Cover Story: "You're No Good" and "Stop Your Sobbing"
As someone who considers himself fairly knowledgeable about music, I’m often humbled and sometimes embarrassed by the things that it turns out I don’t know. But I just read a quote about life being a classroom and not a courtroom and I dig...
The Rolling Stones are More Relevant Than Ever
Let’s go back a few years, shall we?
It’s 1989 and the Rolling Stones have released their Steel Wheels album and the song, “Mixed Emotions” is getting a ton of radio airplay.
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