XML FeedsDan Deacon - Bromst: Review
By ra734 on Aug 23, 2009 | In Music | Send feedback »
by Pete Weiss
Dan Deacon is many things: electronic composer, party-maker, Pitchfork golden boy. That last part might throw you, but make no mistake: Deacon is no mere hipster-flavor-of-the-month, as evidenced by his sprawling, ambitious second LP, Bromst.
Donate a Dollar, Save a Stove
By ra734 on Aug 23, 2009 | In In real life | Send feedback »
by Walter Pookrum
Preparing to raise money for people who need help paying their heating bills reminded me of my experience growing up in a household which could have used a heating grant or two.
Dan Deacon - Live Review
By ra734 on Aug 23, 2009 | In Music | Send feedback »
Troubadour, LA - 4/22/2009
by Pete Weiss
I'm admittedly a late bloomer when it comes to concertgoing; except for family-sanctioned, childhood trips to see MC Hammer and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Live!), I didn't really start going to shows on a regular basis until my early twenties. I'm almost 30 now, and the novelty has yet to wear off. There's almost nothing I enjoy more than celebrating music I like with a roomful of strangers who like it, too.
Heckler Lines - You Gotta Love 'Em
By ra734 on Aug 23, 2009 | In The Business of Comedy | Send feedback »
By Chili Challis
You see folks, this is what happens when cousins marry!
This is the result of the fetus not getting enough oxygen!
Congratulations! You’re proof that a person doesn’t really need a brain.
My Advice to Open Micers
By ra734 on Aug 23, 2009 | In The Business of Comedy | Send feedback »
by Stu McCallister,
House MC at Dr. Grins (Grand Rapids)
This is my advice on how to do a better job as an open micer onstage. I know something about open mics as I do them and have run one myself for 3 years now. None of this pertains to any material you do. As an open micer, you have to figure out what is funny on your own. This is all about how you act at the club.
