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Film Threat: Roman Coppola’s “CQ”
After wrestling with the MTV (the usual vacuous b.s.), the postcard printer (I get to pick up 45 pounds worth of postcard this afternoon), the guitar shop (that still hasn’t received my replacement guitar from Martin), the CD duplication company (won’t be done ’til Tuesday), I needed a Blockbuster Night (I know, I’m so corporate).…
View Post Still Standing
Spirits were restless today. The sky was clear , but whipped with gale-force winds. Our building creaked wildly all day long which, coupled with the barrage of crumbling WTC footage and personal interest stories about survivors and victims of September 11th, made for a day I could only characterize as creepy. It reminded me of…
View Post The Hole In The Sky
I do love this city. And I do love summer. But I’m ready for autumn. It’s just stupid hot right now — sticky, sluggish, Africa hot — and coupled with having 4000 things to do and no sleep, it’s soul crushing. The long story short is that I woke up, dropped the CD of for…
View Post Barroom Favorites
I have discovered the most demoralizing way to start one’s week: 45 minutes in a sticky, florescent lit post office. I stamped 108 press kits — one $1 stamp, two $.03 stamps — before trudging to work through the 90 degree Indian summer morning. Ouch. Not fun. But with each envelope comes the hope that…
View Post The Rolling Hills Of Iowa
I went home to Iowa for 36 hours this weekend, and what a beautiful, amazing, grounding trip it was. So far from the gritty streets of New York. Unfortunately, I’m way to tired to share it all right now, but I’m so glad I went, caught up with a my family, at some catfish and…
View Post What came first: the music? Or the misery? Up at 5:30 to pubish the news to MTVNews.com that the Notorious B.I.G. put a hit on Tupac Shakur. Showered and went into work where I whipped up letters and kits for Michaela Majoun at WXPN in Philly, and Aimee Mann’s manager Michael Housman. Then worked. Then…
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