Archive for February, 2002

The Ash board bares the gift of LEGO Porn links!

Brilliance in pop reporting from Popbitch:

>> Craig David writes for Ronan

Praise the lord, I’m rid of the Gorillaz ticket!
TV alert: “BIG week ahead of us. First off, be sure to tune into “Last Call with
Carson Daly” tonight (night of 2/28, morning of 3/1) on your local NBC
affiliate. Ben [Kweller] will be playing something from the new
record, and having a little chat with […]

Um, someone made a dumbass error in the current issue of Shout. In “Anatomy of a Trend,” Martin Edlund wrote: “Raw rock has precious little in common with these previous movements- there is little kinship between the acts, and no common geography. In fact, you’d be hard-pressed to name any two bands […]

Join me in beefing up your knowledge of Cooper Temple Clause. You’ll need to know this stuff come mid-March.
“Monday is fancy day — like black pants or maybe you bust out with a skirt. You want to remind people how cute you are in case they forgot over the weekend.” An amazing article […]

If pictures of Ryan Adams looking like a drunk weren’t enough for you, watch the man in action at last night’s Grammy Awards. I don’t think Joan was impressed at all. And in pre-Grammy footage… I do not understand the need for Elton’s old glasses.
Ash or Starsailor? Today I’m feeling… Starsailor. […]

Picking up my jaw from off of the ground. WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 18… and then some.

Too. Many. Music. Awards. Too. Much. Music. Death.

It’s so nice to see the Make A Wish Foundation is still doing good work.

Poor deary got his tie in a twist.

Guy Berryman as a Zen Budhist

Guy Berryman as a Big Mackin’ Pimp Daddy. […]

Added one new Starsailor picture from the Sam Goody instore.
I have to see the Chris Lee Trio 3 times in the next two weeks. They better be good.
Strokes take on Leeds.

THE WHITE STRIPES
@ THE BOWERY BALLROOM
SELL OUT AT THE BOX OFFICE 45 MINUTES AFTER GOING ON SALE.

Ticketweb goes apeshit. People curse the Mercury Lounge. Music fans mourn their loss.