Labels: interludes, The Hold Steady, videos
posted by cindy hotpoint at 3:51:00 PM
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4 Comments:
Explain to me how so many New Yorkers really dig the Hold Steady when clearly, the only way to experience the Hold Steady (particularly this record) is via a car stereo? Watching local stations go by on the 2, A, or 4 isn't quite like using the GIRI (Gun It & Run It) Method in Hutto, Texas. ...or suburban New Jersey. ...oh wait. Long Island. I think I just answered my own question.
Um, yes.
(but I hear you, still sounds rotten to me on headphones. oh well.)
how cool is that--berryman's dream songs. i'm vv impressed.
Wow, how could that be the only song you like on that record? If you like that, then at the very least you should also like "Hot Soft Light," in my opinion. Of course, I love the whole thing. And live in NYC. It's true that the best listen I had was when I rented a car and drove to see a friend in Pennsylvania.
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