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Wonder if the album will sound exactly like every other one of their albums? Probably.

 

I wonder if you'll be able to figure out the quote function and the concept of the question mark.

 

Probably not.

Wasn't trying to be rude, I actually like them a whole lot.

 

Fair enough, and I'm a big fan of Southern Illinois University.

 

Former mid-major powerhouse turned MVC doormat turned FCS football powerhouse.

 

Crap boobs crap, I'd totally be there if I saw this ... 10 seconds after you posted it, since I live like two hours from Richmond.

You going to their April 15 show in Norfolk?

 

You didn't miss much. Then again, I've been listening to the new tracks for months. Also heard a lot of them live in Raleigh and Charlottesville. Probably not going to Norfolk; thinking of doing Chattanooga/Nashville on back-to-back nights a couple weeks later. I'll let you know if the Norfolk plans change.

 

I've yet to see DBT; they had the Avett Brothers open for them a couple of years ago in C'Ville, but I couldn't go because I was freelancing a football game (for which I was never paid). That must have been a fucking amazing show.

You been by World of Mirth (the storefront in Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife) yet?

 

Ya, went there a few weeks back. That type of store and the terrible story surrounding it is an odd dichotomy, to say the least.

You really need to see DBT. I've seen them five times, and the last two they were better than ever. If there's a better mid-40s frontman than Patterson Hoood, I'd like to see him.

 

Yep, Daytrotter is a kick-ass site, and a great concept: Get bands who are traveling through the Quad-Cities region to lay down some tracks played live in the studio.

It's got a treasure trove of archives by now ... and the guy behind the site is good people.

Check it out: www.daytrotter.com

 

HearYa is the same. The studio is in Chicago.

 

Wanting to check out the new Titus Andronicus album, but the idea of a Civil War concept album is pretty scary.