SXSW 2010: the South by Southwest Music Conference and Festival in Austin, Texas (March 17-21)

The anticipation and discussion begins here.

http://sxsw.com/music

http://twitter.com/sxsw
http://www.facebook.com/SXSWFestival
http://www.myspace.com/sxsw
http://www.youtube.com/sxsw

load records showcase as usual will be a good time: white mice, tinsel teeth, shit n shine, etc.

So, ILM -- who's gonna be in Austin this year?

SUP i live for this

I live here and am hoping to get a day off completely to see free stuff with my wife (and have grandma watch the kid).

Did this last year without a badge and got to see the showcase at Ms. Bea's w/ Oh Sees, Real Estate, Kurt Vile, Eat Skull, Fresh & Onlys, Blank Dogs, etc. and then a house party with Oh Sees and Mayyors. Even with those going on, there were still a bunch of other great free options.

Jesus that's a great showcase lineup, how did I miss it?

i know, i'd just found out about it the day prior. i missed a lot of it, but saw quite a bit -- outdoors, loud, and free! this was the full line up (last year):

:: 11:30 - NO AGE
:: 11pm - Wavves
:: 10:30 - Crystal Stilts
:: 10pm - Woods
:: 9:30 - Eat Skull
:: 9pm - Thee Oh Sees
:: 8:30 - Blank Dogs
:: 8pm - Psychedelic Horseshit
:: 7:30 - caUSE co-MOTION!
:: 7pm - Kurt Vile
:: 6:30 - Christmas Island
:: 6pm - the Fresh & Onlys
:: 5:30 - Ganglians
:: 5pm - Real Estate
:: 4:30 - Los Llamarada
:: 4pm - AIDS Wolf
:: 3:30 - Fiasco
:: 3pm - the Evaporators
:: 2:30 - the Mae Shi vs. Crime Novels
:: 2pm - Gun Outfit
:: 1:30 - Dirty Beauty Shoppe
:: 1pm - That Ghost
:: 12:30 - Talk Normal
:: 12pm - So So Glos

Mrs. Bea's is always a solid free-of-admission indie fuxxor SXSW venue. my favorites are whatever's going on at Lady Bird Lake (cuz that's just a party) and the rap showcase on Saturday nights at Austin Music Hall (if you can't tell, i have issues with intimacy)

Todd isn't doing miss b's this year. He's putting on a fest in Mexico. Have fun waiting in line for the fader fort, y'all

why are we waiting in line at the fader fort? there's a zillion other free shows / house parties...

and then a house party with Oh Sees and Mayyors.

JEALOUS

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/artsdesk/music/2010/02/05/festival-watch-does-south-by-southwest-ignore-mexican-american-music/
Posted by Mike Kanin on Feb. 5, 2010, at 12:46 pm

SXSW Music 2010: We here at Festival Watch have, from time to time, strapped on the ole press badge in order to piece together a reported effort. We were serving in that capacity this past Thursday when we found ourselves stumbling onto a bit of SXSW-related news.

Each week, the Austin City Council offers its citizens an opportunity to address it on any topic that might be nagging at their conscious. A week ago, Leonard Davila got up to speak about the lack of support for Mexican musicians during SXSW. “The city of Austin is about to extend open arms to the world…it will mean millions of dollars to the local economy where many business and individuals will profit. Some ethnic communities will also be rewarded, and their culture celebrated. But one group in particular will be ignored, that being the Mexican-American community.”

Davila went on to ask his government to support his community by, in the future, reserving a park for SXSW Mexican-American-centric musical events. As is the norm, no one on the dais responded to his request.

Are there any clubs in town not booking SxSW music where Davila could do Mexican shows?

even to people who are going to sxsw, that month-long lead-up where every blog announces another 5 bands is the most grating, dull, useless info overload imaginable

Load // Parts Unknown // Siltbreeze SXSW showcase
Saturday, March 20, 2010
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Club 1808 - 1808 12th Street Austin TX

Ratas del vaticano
Tyvek
Mantles
TODD
Mount Caramel
Tinsel Teeth
Drunkdriver
White Mice
Pigeon Religion
Home Blitz
Dry Rot
Broken Water

Wristbands on sale now, $129 each (no extra fees) at http://wristband.sxsw.com.

Just bought mine a few minutes ago.

There are apparently already 2,000+ sold, so if you're interested in this I'd buy sooner rather than later.

damn, i remember when that shit was like $20 </old>

Great show added Wednesday: Dam-Funk, Madlib, Peanut Butter Wolf and others.

Thursday: jj, Holy Fuck, GZA and the xx at the Mohawk. That's gonna have a line down the block...

Been looking over the official SXSW showcases today. Building a schedule. More soon...

are we gonna finally meet, ilxor? we're always at the same fests but never say hi

Happy to, Chris. No doubt I'll share my schedule in this thread, you can make fun of my tastes and then show up to tweet-review the shows for RS, so we'll likely cross paths at some point...

Anything you're guaranteed to show up at?

Talk Normal and breakfast tacos at noon at Cheer Up Charlies, Thursday, no question

Breakfast tacos, mmmm...

I doubt I'll be off work that early, but hey.

do you live in austin?

real question, not lead up to "can i crash at your house" hahaha

Yup. Austinite my whole life.

Here's a legitimate first attempt at a SXSW official showcase list -- stuff that's of interest to me, possibly others. These are just the names I recognized and saved at first glance; not complete by any means, and no idea how to prioritize most of these.

Wednesday, March 17th

10:00 PM Dam-Funk at Speakeasy Kabaret 412 Congress Ave
11:00 PM Stardeath and White Dwarfs at Spill 212 E. 6th St
12:00 AM Califone at Club de Ville 900 Red River St
12:00 AM Madlib at Speakeasy Kabaret 412 Congress Ave
12:00 AM Nas & Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley at Emo's Main Room 603 Red River St
12:15 AM High On Fire at Mohawk Patio 912 Red River St
12:15 AM Spoon at Stubb's 801 Red River St
01:00 AM Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO at Rusty Spurs 405 E 7th St
01:00 AM Flying Lotus at The Phoenix 409 Colorado St
01:00 AM Peanut Butter Wolf at Speakeasy Kabaret 412 Congress Ave
01:00 AM Torche at Club 1808 II 1808 E 12th St
01:05 AM Bun B at Aces Lounge 222 E 6th St

Thursday, March 18th

06:00 PM Avey Tare (Between Sets) at Wave 408 E 6th St
07:00 PM Peter Rosenberg's Noisemakers w/ Bun B at Aces Lounge 222 E 6th St
08:45 PM Kria Brekkan at Wave 408 E 6th St
10:00 PM jj at Mohawk Patio 912 Red River St
11:25 PM Strong Arm Steady at Aces Lounge 222 E 6th St
12:00 AM GZA at Mohawk Patio 912 Red River St
12:45 AM Black Milk at Victory Grill 1104 E 11th St
01:00 AM The xx at Mohawk Patio 912 Red River St

Friday, March 19th

08:00 PM Thurston Moore at Red 7 611 E 7th St
09:00 PM School Of Seven Bells at La Zona Rosa 612 W 4th St
09:30 PM Zola Jesus at Club 1808 1808 E 12th St
10:15 PM Pocahaunted at The Hideout 617 Congress Ave
10:30 PM jj at Central Presbyterian Church 200 E 8th St
11:00 PM Real Estate at Klub Krucial 614 E 6th St
11:25 PM Pharoahe Monch at Scoot Inn 1308 E 4th St
12:00 AM Anti-Pop Consortium at The Independent 501 N IH 35
12:15 AM No Age at Red 7 Patio 611 E 7th St
12:30 AM The xx at Central Presbyterian Church 200 E 8th St
01:00 AM Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO at Club 1808 II 1808 E 12th St
01:00 AM Liars at Antone's 213 W 5th St
01:00 AM Matias Aguayo at Emo's Jr 603 Red River St

Saturday, March 20th

10:40 PM Kurupt at Club de Ville 900 Red River St
11:00 PM Woods at Red 7 611 E 7th St
12:00 AM Dam-Funk at Mohawk Patio 912 Red River St
12:00 AM Real Estate at Red 7 611 E 7th St
12:10 AM Murs at Club de Ville 900 Red River St
12:15 AM J Mascis at Red 7 Patio 611 E 7th St
12:30 AM Big Star at Antone's 213 W 5th St
01:00 AM Adam Franklin (of Swervedriver) & Bolts of Melody at The Tap Room at Six 311 Colorado St
01:00 AM DJ Quik at Club de Ville 900 Red River St
01:00 AM No Age at Barbarella 615 Red River St
01:00 AM Stardeath and White Dwarfs at Soho Lounge 217 E 6th St
01:00 AM The Black Angels at Galaxy Room Backyard 508 E 6th St
01:25 AM Black Milk at The Independent 501 N IH 35

Haven't even begun to look at fucking day shows yet... that list is intimidating.

Hey, a bunch of people I know both made and are in a film debuting at SXSW. It's called "The Corner Parking Lot Movie" and has a bunch of musical folks in it. Should be a good break from bands for anyone so inclined.

Rockers in the movie are: James McNew of Yo La Tengo, members of True Love Always (from Teenbeat Records), Mr. Horribly Charred Infant from The Happy Flowers!!! (aka John Beers), and other less not-very-famous but cool band dudes.

Here is a brief review and here is the movie's website.

Screening times/venues:

SUNDAY, 3/14 - 5pm - Alamo Ritz
MONDAY 3/15 - 9:30 pm - Alamo Ritz 2
THURSDAY 3/19 - 3:15pm - Alamo Ritz 2

A lot of the people involved in this are great friends of mine, so I apologize for all the info, but I am really excited for them. And I think a lot of folks would relate to a lot of the shit in the movie. Jealous of folks going down to be honest.

hey dudes

i'm working a bunch next week but wanna hit some shit

One of these days I'll suppose I'll get to this thing but the timing's always off given my university job. "So you want to go see a bunch of bands right when the library is impacted with everyone studying for finals, I see..."

Here's a what to see (enclosed excel) list from a whirled muzik publicist--

http://www.dubmc.com/dubmc/2010/03/sxsw2010_excel.html

I posted about this in the metal thread, but for those who don't stop by there regularly, I'm gonna be interviewing Lemmy live onstage at 5 PM Wednesday. If you're around by all means come by and check it out.

I'm gonna be at the load showcase

March 20
Club 1808 (Load/Parts Unknown/Siltbreeze showcase)
Broken Water / Mount Carmel / Dry Rot / Tinsel Teeth / Ratas del Vaticano / White Mice
Pigeon Religion / Puffy Areolas / Home Blitz / Mantles / Todd / Drunkdriver
8PM - 2AM

will also be at this show at an undisclosed location

march 19
trash stache / patsy / numerators / tiny hands / mountrighteous / infidel / guards / white mice / tinsel teeth
10pm - 2:30am

anybody know if mayyors are playing this year?

even to people who are going to sxsw, that month-long lead-up where every blog announces another 5 bands is the most grating, dull, useless info overload imaginable

^^^^^^^ brace self for next two weeks of "on the heels a triumphant backyard party appearance at sxsw that had everyone talking, the Infinity Teens are proud to announce a series of instores across the upper midwest...we'll keep you informed of dates & locations!"

i am going to want to bomb twitter all week

i am gonna have a bomb twitter all week

http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2010/03/09/rolling-stone-at-sxsw-2010-100-tweets-two-showcases-and-more/

that’s right … SISYPHEAN!

You are apparently moving the rock for rock.

That's awesome, Whiney! Congrats and have fun!

March 20
Club 1808 (Load/Parts Unknown/Siltbreeze showcase)

is now free admission. Recession buster special.

Still at work today, so not going to many day shows. I may try to head over to Waterloo Records on my lunch break to see High on Fire (2pm) as they have precious few shows (two?) this week.

Tonight's up in the air. Not sure.

Will probably spend a good block of my time at the Stones Throw showcase:

MAR. 17, 8:00 PM Stones Throw & Wax Poetics & Converse: Madlib, PB Wolf, J.Rocc, Dam-Funk, 14KT & Amir playing ALL 45s @ Speakeasy, 412 Congress Avenue, 21+

Trying to decide between Acid Mothers Temple and Flying Lotus at 1:00 AM... thoughts?

12:00 AM Nas & Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley at Emo's Main Room 603 Red River St

The recent Nas poll thread has me kinda wanting to go see this... is it going to be any good?

Have they played a show together yet?

Motorhead at 10:30 PM at the Austin Music Hall, hmmmm... I'm not really a big fan of these guys (I know, I know) but somehow I get the feeling that I need to be at this show.

how was gza

sucked last time i saw him tbh

Holy Fuck are a lot... Krautier...? Than I seem to remember?

GZA going on stage in uh... 20 min?

GZA 30 min late and still counting... Can't say I am particularly surprised. Ah well.

I had no idea so many ilxor's lived austin. Anyone going to this Matias Aguayo at Emo's Jr 603 Red River St?

Whiney, based on yr tweets I think we crossed paths at the GZA/xx show but I didn't see you...

well ilxor and i live here, pretty sure everybody else is just in town for media/band/etc stuff

Nah, I live here too. Just seeing stuff sporadically though; no badge or wristband. Ran into Whiney at the noon (but running late) set by NY girl noise duo Talk Normal on far East 6th St yesterday; turned out the drummer used to take lessons from my Latin percussionist housemate Helen in Philly in the late '90s. Went from there to something called "Lunch With The Germans," where there were German techno DJs and theoretically German food but there were no meat dishes left, only beer and vegetables, so I wound up buying a bratwurst from a stand on the street. Roamed up and down Red River for a couple hours listening to no-name bands (well, one name was Zlam Dunk -- dorkcore from San Marcos). Interviewed Mike Cooley from Drive By Truckers at Stubb's at 4 pm. Went to the Fader Party and drank with Wes Orshoski, who co-direceted the Lemmy movie, and this guy named Klaus from Stuttgart who is Motorhead's biggest fan ever (332 shows I think) and other folks; allegedly some hyped jangle-pop bands were playing in the background, but we did our best to ignore them. Then went to catch Fucked Up back on East 5th; Pink Eyes' belly shaking like a bowl full of jelly was kind of amusing for a couple songs (liked the ones maybe called "Two Cents" and "I Hate Summer" best), but they played six or seven. Then I took a cab home.

If I can motivate myself, I'm thinking of catching This Moment In Black History (3 pm at Plush) and/or Slim Cessna's Auto Club (5 pm and Habana Calle 6 today). Blessure Grave in-store 3pm at End of An Ear probably too much of a trek. Or might catch part of the Girls Rock Camp showcase w/ Exene Cervanka and Girl In Coma at Cafe Mundi. Or maybe I won't.

'allo, also a resident. the kid's at grandma's tonight through sunday a.m. so my wife and I (and visiting sister/brother-in-law) will be catching whatever's free. i need to put together a list of shows to hit today!

i know there's couple more locals here on ilm...

kevin john bozelka, for one -- but I believe he's in L.A. at a film fest.

I met up with Kevin when I was in town. I was an austinite for 9 yrs, but I still call it home.

thinking of movin to austin, tbh. all these weird austin connections/coincidences keep popping up irl

School of Seven Bells show a couple hours ago was holyshitamazing. I've caught their show 2 or 3 times before and it was great, yes, but went into tonight's thing expecting more of the same. So they were 30 min late to the stage... "My Cabal" came and went as song #1, it was enjoyable and sounded great (glad that long soundcheck was put to good use). So that was that; I was expecting them to breeze through "Fast Asleep," "Disguise," "Connjur" and the rest on autopilot, pretty but predictable.

Nope. Song 2 was brand new, same with 3, 4, 5... All a BIG progression from Alpinisms, waaaayyy wayy better (and I say this with Alpinisms being one of my most played, and favorite, albums of the past few years).

The new songs are more confident, less fleeting and the vocal interplay has been really pushed forward. They still do the dual vocals thing but I dare say it's improved, been spotlighted at the front of each song, more complex harmonies, just absolutely gorgeous. Meanwhile Ben Curtis has gone more in a Kevin Shields direction, guitar parts less Cocteau ambient-wash, more muscular, straight out of Medicine's "5ive" or "Aruca" era stuff, blasts of feedback stabbing between Spector-y vocal harmonies. Song tempos are all faster, easier to dance to; they've kept the drum machine but added a live fourth member who compliments it well. First new song had me floored, almost at tears, just incredibly beautiful and absolutely the right direction for their sound to go next.

Watch out... This new album is really gonna be something to fuck with.

An easy comparison for the new songs would be MBV "Soon"... But that might not be a high enough compliment. Yes, really.

Nope. Song 2 was brand new, same with 3, 4, 5... All a BIG progression from Alpinisms, waaaayyy wayy better (and I say this with Alpinisms being one of my most played, and favorite, albums of the past few years).

NICE. I'm quite jealous. Now about this "Soon" not being a high enough compliment...

See, the thing Kevin Shields still has on Ben Curtis is that Shields, like our dear Mr. Raggett, does not give a damn about his hair. During those gorgeous breaks in his guitar parts where the vocals take center stage, Curtis is constantly tempted to keep slicking back his pretty-boy, keenly kept hair. He must've done it 50 times throughout the 30 minute set...

"Soon" is of course untouchable, but these new songs (esp. the first) really did bowl me over in the same way. Maybe not quite to the level of Ned + MBV insta-rapture, but not many things come close.

Way worth coming to see the xx for the second night in a row just to see them play to a reverent, hushed, dimly lit Presbyterian church full of natural reverb and stunning acoustics (pretty much the #1 perfect setting for their music), and to have a chance to play long enough to work "Fantasy" into the setlist.

So far:

"Intro"
"Crystalized"
"Heart Skipped a Beat"
"Fantasy"
"Shelter"
"VCR"
"Basic Space"

And still going...

...

"Night Time"
"Infinity"

(End set.)

Caught the tail end of Matias Aguayo before the night was over.

i don't own one CD that came out in the last 12 months that i know the name of every song to

the dark side of 1000

the dark side of 1000

^

Was anyone at the Hole show last night? Not a fan myself, and obviously Courtney Love is a fucking prima donna of the highest order, but this report from RollingStone.com makes it sound like absolute torture:

Hole Cover the Rolling Stones, And Courtney Love Isn’t Satisfied at SXSW

“Make a hole!” yelled one of the bouncers at Dirty Dog, where Courtney Love was about to continue her return to music with a reconstituted version of her band Hole on the third night of the SXSW Music Festival. It was creeping up on 1:15 am. The crowd was packed so tightly together stage left of the dive bar that an emergency situation seemed imminent. Just then the bouncer bulldozered an opening through a space out of thin air to accommodate Woody Harrelson, dressed in a light tan suit and matching Kangol cabbie hat, and his entourage of almost 10 deep. John Doe, frontman for the punk band X, was nearby in the crowd and grew absolutely irate. He pointed at a passing Harrelson and barked, “You fucking celebrities.”

Harrelson and crew, en route to Love’s dressing room, did an about-face minutes later, as Love had just taken to the stage. She was dressed like a wood nymph in pink, with a halo atop her long blond locks. She was telling the audience that she wasn’t doing this for them, but for herself. Then she flipped everyone the bird and said, “Suck it.”

A sludgy, bluesy opening number led to a cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Sympathy for the Devil,” followed by a take on the new Hole song “Skinny Little Bitch,” from the forthcoming album Nobody’s Daughter, out April 27th. It sounded much better live, with Love’s raspy growl coated by new guitarist Micko Larkin’s swirls of fuzz.

Love continued with “Doll Parts,” an older song that was supposedly written in response to her first encounter with Kurt Cobain. After that, she started complaining that her voice was shot and that if she kept playing loud songs she wouldn’t be able to play Perez Hilton’s party the following night. “It’s 1:00-fucking-am and I’m an old person,” she said. “It’s time for me to get my blowjob on.”

But she broke out a few more covers, including a full-on band version of Fleetwood Mac’s “Gold Dust Woman” and an acoustic duet version of “Bette Davis Eyes” with Larkin. Elsewhere in the crowd, Matthew McConaughey, wearing a Kangol to match Harrelson’s, looked on approvingly. But Love, who wouldn’t let up about her voice, wasn’t pleased. “Worst show of my life,” she told the crowd, in parting. “I’m so glad you were here to witness it.”

I caught Bear In Heaven yesterday at Red House. I'd never heard of them, but was surprised, they weren't bad. Ended up at Hole In The Wall, and too many pints.

Really can't decide if attending (or even trying to get into) the Big Star tribute tonight at Antone's is a really good or a really really bad idea. Members of Big Star, Cheap Trick, the dB's, Mike Mills of R.E.M., rampant rumors of Paul Westerberg... would it be an enjoyable, fitting tribute with great music? or a shitstorm of poorly rehearsed covers, rubbing in Chilton's death when instead I could go see Death play down the street? To go or not to go? Hmmmmm...

caught white mice at okay mountain show, while checking out the show flyer I realized I had just missed dominique leone ;_;

white mice/tinsel teeth @ lamar street bridge show got shut down by the cops. this is going to sound like some drug induced fantasia but bill murray was there, and he ended up hassling the cops for shutting it down.

as noted above, the load / siltbreeze / parts unknown showcase is free @ club 1808, 1808 east 12th st

come say hi to me

Broken Water / Mount Carmel / Dry Rot / Tinsel Teeth / Ratas del Vaticano / White Mice
Pigeon Religion / Puffy Areolas / Home Blitz / Mantles / Todd / Drunkdriver

8PM - 2AM

this is going to sound like some drug induced fantasia but bill murray was there, and he ended up hassling the cops for shutting it down.

Either you're legit or we are taking the same drugs. I saw Bill Murray at the xx/GZA/Holy Fuck/jj show the other night at the Mohawk.

HOOS, since you asked the other night, I must inform you... GZA was awful. Came 40 min late to stage, played for no more than 15, had his associates do more of the rapping than he did (and they were better, too). He kept leaning over the front row, flirting with various ladies, asking to see tits, and then checked his BlackBerry on stage a few times. One of his associates kept holding him up by the back of his coat, to keep him from falling over; dude was fucking WASTED.

Well, there goes that idea. This was posted on Austin360.com about an hour and a half ago:

http://fwix.com/austin/share/8f582cbfa6/sxsw_scene_update_the_line_at_antones_for_big_star_tribute_already_down_the_block

SXSW scene update: The line at Antone’s for Big Star Tribute already down the block

By Music Source | Saturday, March 20, 2010, 07:23 PM

At 7:05 p.m., the line was already down the block (Lavaca) at Antone’s, presumably people lining up for the Big Star - Alex Chilton tribute, scheduled to being at 12:30 a.m. The show is badges only.

Walked by the Perez Hilton joint maybe 30 min ago. Shit was packed to the streets, maybe 300-400 extra waiting outside, and about two dozen cops -- overheard it was possibly being shut down.

Headliners, for those wondering; Hole, Estelle, Snoop, Macy Gray.

Dam-Funk packed with Surfer Blood playing beforehand. Hanging out next door at DJ Quik, Murs, Kurupt, lots of great hip hop. Austin ilxors: FAP? Whiney: where u at?

Walked by the Perez Hilton joint maybe 30 min ago. Shit was packed to the streets, maybe 300-400 extra waiting outside, and about two dozen cops -- overheard it was possibly being shut down.

Headliners, for those wondering; Hole, Estelle, Snoop, Macy Gray.

Marina and the Diamonds. (Don't know if she's considered a headliner, but she's certainly being mentioned as a highlight in online discussion of his party.)

(But I'm in Albuquerque eating a Chinese crunch salad.)

That sounds like a hell of a Chinese crunch salad. Kurupt is all but finished, no sign of Quik or anything from the recent album, and I am going to head next door and see how the Dam-Funk line is progressing in the wake of Surfer Blood...

I am into Dam-Funk and motherfucker has a kehahas a keythas

Motherfucker has a KEYTAR!!!!!!

OH SHIT

I'll take this to mean ilxor was killed by the power of keytar

kehahas a keythas

forks screen name in training

Whiney are you really not coming next door from Scissor Sisters to Death, and to meet the infamous "ilxor"? Come on, you can withstand #101. I'll buy you a shot...?

i started walking to Death but then couldn't fathom spending another show in an outdoor venue. I didn't even pack the right clothes for 38 degree weather.

seriously who the fuck saw this happening my dad is a weatherman and he didnt warn me dammit dad

Fuck you Whiney. May we be forever damned to trading inconsiderate, irrational jabs on the Internet. And Jesus you are missing a hell of a DJ Quik set...

U THINK I GIVE A SSSSHIT, MAN U RONG

hitting the road now

met david first tonight, which was unexpected + cool

also fuck you austin it was 70 in providence today

What a fucking week.

got to dallas and there was snow on the ground o_O

o_O indeed.

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/archives/2010/03/how_fucked_ups.php