Comments on: let’s talk about something different. http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/ The Life of A Bath Tub Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:31:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: adam http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/#comment-76 adam Thu, 24 May 2007 13:54:09 +0000 http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/#comment-76 good choices. yes, canada make excellent music as well. good choices. yes, canada make excellent music as well.

]]> By: dom http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/#comment-75 dom Wed, 23 May 2007 20:41:09 +0000 http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/#comment-75 TECHNICALLY yndi halda have two releases: the self-released "enjoy eternal bliss" with three tracks and personally hand crafted artwork, and the proper 4-track release of "enjoy eternal bliss" tmyk TECHNICALLY yndi halda have two releases: the self-released “enjoy eternal bliss” with three tracks and personally hand crafted artwork, and the proper 4-track release of “enjoy eternal bliss”

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]]> By: leindiemeister http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/#comment-74 leindiemeister Wed, 23 May 2007 13:29:58 +0000 http://teaplusplus.com/2007/05/23/lets-talk-about-something-different/#comment-74 When I get a job, I'm buying Sigur Rós's first album, some Neutral Milk Hotel, some Radiohead, and perhaps Echo and the Bunnymen--the last two mainly because Win Butler is heavily influenced by them. My indie world is a little sheltered because of lack of money and because I find it more novel to own the CD than to download, but I do download when the necessity or opportunity crops up (which is often). On another note, I do agree that most of the best music comes from England. Well, England and Canaaaada, but you're welcome to disagree. As for American indie, it all has to be from the Midwest, like uh, Sufjan Stevens and Bright Eyes and, well...Azure Ray is located in Nebraska, even if they're both from like Atlanta, Georgia in the east. ANYWAY. I get on MSN occasionally; I think my screenname on there is something along the lines of welchs828@hotmail.com. It's either at hotmail, yahoo, or comcast, but I'm fairly certain that it's at hotmail. When I get a job, I’m buying Sigur Rós’s first album, some Neutral Milk Hotel, some Radiohead, and perhaps Echo and the Bunnymen–the last two mainly because Win Butler is heavily influenced by them. My indie world is a little sheltered because of lack of money and because I find it more novel to own the CD than to download, but I do download when the necessity or opportunity crops up (which is often). On another note, I do agree that most of the best music comes from England. Well, England and Canaaaada, but you’re welcome to disagree. As for American indie, it all has to be from the Midwest, like uh, Sufjan Stevens and Bright Eyes and, well…Azure Ray is located in Nebraska, even if they’re both from like Atlanta, Georgia in the east. ANYWAY.

I get on MSN occasionally; I think my screenname on there is something along the lines of welchs828@hotmail.com. It’s either at hotmail, yahoo, or comcast, but I’m fairly certain that it’s at hotmail.

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