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Month: September 2008

More News After This Quick Commercial Break

September 7, 2008 / Leave a Comment

Mountain Dew commercials rarely make me sit up and pay attention – I simply don’t like their product or most of their commercials. But, towards the end of this ad, which begins with the familiar trope of extreme people drink Mountain Dew, I practically jumped out of my seat: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ95LQLDZ3w] What is Jack Hanna, the … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: 1968 Democratic National Convention, Bulls On Parade, Circuit City, commercials, Dear Science, emo, Fall Out Boy, Golden Age, Jack Hanna, Kick Out The Jams, Killing In The Name Of, Kyp Malone, MC5, Michael Jackson, Mountain Dew, music, New York Times, Panic! At The Disco, Punk Percussion Protests, Rage Against The Machine, Republican National Convention, St. Paul, TV On The Radio, Wayne Kramer, Williamsburg

Merely An Interview

September 4, 2008 / Leave a Comment

Lev Yilmaz is one of countless individuals who’ve found the internet to be an excellent resource for creative endeavors. The difference between Lev and any site you can stumble upon? Well, his webcomic, “Tales of Mere Existence,” is perhaps one of the most striking pieces of pen scrawlings set in panels and put on the … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Art School Confidential, Comedy Central, comics, emo, How To Break Up, Jim's Journal, Julie Doucet, Jump Cuts, Lev Yilmaz, Life In Hell, My New York Diary, Reuben Bolling, San Francisco, Scott Dikkers, Tales of Mere Existence, The Simpsons, Tom The Dancing Bug, web-comics

A Heavy Cure

September 3, 2008 / Leave a Comment

You have to hand it to the Boston Herald on this one. The Weekly Dig usually dispenses the mean-spirited disses, but this Michael Marotta column on bad summer trends takes the cake. Specifically, the following point: Ivy League indie rock Right now, Vampire Weekend and Chester French are taking our hard-earned money with half-hearted indie … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Beach Boys, Black Flag, Dillinger Escape Plan, emo, Heavy Heavy Low Low, indie rock, Michael Marotta, music, Nick Catchdubs and Mr. Ducker, Nickelback, Radio Friendly Unit Shifter, rock, screamo, Stuff White People Like, The Boston Herald, The Weekly Dig, Turtle Nipple and the Toxic Shock, Vampire Weekend

Weathered Bones

September 1, 2008 / Leave a Comment

It looks like Hurricane Gustav barely lay a hand on New Orleans, which is all for the best. What might be better is the fact that this time around, the country actually paid attention to what was occurring in one of its most under-appreciated places. It seems that New Orleans truly is something in-and-of-itself, and … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: emo, Hurricane Gustav, Lucero, music, New Orleans, Rougarou
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