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Photos: Tyrone Wells/Andrew Belle/Crown Point at the Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis (10/21/10)

I won't be home all day, so this is just a quickie placement post. Full article later.

♥ Crown Point

♥ Andrew Belle

♥ Tyrone Wells

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Godsmack/Five Finger Death Punch/Drowning Pool at Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St Paul (10/19/10)

It was a mini-Ozzfest last Sunday at the Roy Wilkins Auditorium in Saint Paul. Headlining was Godsmack, but from seeing all the various Godsmack or Five Finger Death Punch or Drowning Pool T-shirts and jerseys, I would say that all three were headlining.

I'll start with the band that started the metal mania party: Drowning Pool. Chatting with two Drowning Pool fans, they tell me that this band's been around for ages. That their original singer (Dave Williams) died on tour. The singer was temporarily filled by Jason Jones, but this recent show was the first time that the two fans will finally see the band with ex-Soil singer Ryan McCombs as lead singer of Drowning Pool.

From what I can tell, McCombs did a great job filling in the shoes of Dave Williams, but understandably most of the songs on their setlist is from the recent self-titled album, starting with "37 Stitches". However, for their finale, they did an oldie, "Bodies", from Sinner. For that last song, McCombs did a bold move and climbed over the barrier and sang in the crowd.

There was a long setup time for Five Finger Death Punch, but as soon as the Drowning Pool backdrop was replaced by the 5FDP logo, the crowd went wild. You can tell who the Five Finger fans were (hint: they had mohawks or wore skelley masks), and just feeling the buzz, and you were in for a great show. And they did not disappoint, from the custom mic stand (the mic was a chrome hand holding a gun) to the hydraulic drummer lift (for the drum solo, the kit was sent up about seven feet in the air).

Before Godsmack took the stage, we were shown what basically was a commercial for singer Sully Erna's debut solo album. It sure look like he's gone acoustic/organic with his solo stuff, which makes sense, since he probably has a ton of songs that just won't fit into the alternative metal sound of Godsmack.

We were also shown another movie intro before the band took stage, this time it was a little more interesting. They were basically a historical clips of anti-metal in the news. From suicides to accusations to metal equals evil. But you know what ? Metal is still here, and it's bigger than ever. At least that's the point the intro was trying to make.

When Godsmack took the stage, I quickly realized that music and video plays a huge role in their performance. Each song was accompanied by a specific video, so I'm assuming they cannot go off their setlist randomly without the OK from the video guy. They started their set off with "Cryin' Like a Bitch", their lead single from their third consecutive #1 Billboard album, The Oracle. It was followed by "Straight Out Of Line" and "Awake" and then a long, long, very epic instrumental song (sorry I'm not a major Godsmack fan that I would know what the song was called).

My personal favorite was their performance for "Love-Hate-Sex-Pain", which featured some suggestive videos while they hit the chorus.

Based on the high production of these artist's elaborate stage sets and an excellent bill (all three bands can easily headline) and if you like at least one of these three bands, I'd say you're getting your money's worth. Below are some photographs and tour dates.

♥ Drowning Pool

♥ Five Finger Death Punch

♥ Godsmack

10/22/10 Freaker's Ball @ Verizon, Dallas, TX 10/23/10 Buzzfest @ Woodland+ Houston, TX 10/24/10 Bell County Expo Center, Belton, TX 10/26/10 Santa Ana Star Center^ Rio Rancho, NM 10/27/10 1st Bank Center* Broomfield, CO 10/29/10 The Joint* Las Vegas, NV 11/01/10 Fox Theater* Oakland, CA		10/30/10 Memorial Coliseum @ State Fair* AZ 11/02/10 Arco Arena* Sacramento, CA 11/04/10 Nokia Theatre* Los Angeles, CA * with Drowning Pool & Five Finger Death Punch + with Seether & Papa Roach ^ with Papa Roach

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Peelander-Z at the Turf Club, St Paul (10/17/10)

Tour Dates 10/20/10 Lincoln, NE @ Knickerbockers 10/21/10 Denver, CO @ Hi - Dive 10/22/10 Salt Lake City, UT @ Burt’s Tiki 10/23/10 Boise, ID @ Neurolux 10/24/10 Seattle, WA @ Fun House 10/25/10 Portland, OR @ Berbati’s Pan 10/31/10 Las Vegas @ Double D Saloon * 11/02/10 Albuquerque @ Atomic Cantina * 11/03/10 El Paso, TX @ Low Brow * 11/05/10 Dallas, TX @ Double Wide * 11/06/10 Austin, TX @ Fun Fun Fun Fest 11/07/10 Austin, TX @ Fun Fun Fun Fest 11/09/10 Pensacola, FL @ Sluggos * 11/10/10 Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum * 11/11/10 Sarasota, FL @ Paddy Wagon * 11/12/10 Gainesville@ Common Grounds* 11/13/10 Atlanta, GA @ The Earl * 11/14/10 Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506 * 11/16/10 Charlotte, NC @ Milestone * 11/17/10 Washington, DC @ Black Cat 11/18/10 Phila, PA @ North Star Bar * 11/19/10 Bordentown, NJ @ Rec Collector 11/20/10 Cambridge, MA @ Middle East * = w/ Tsu Shi Ma Mi Re Discography [2001] Rocket Gold Star [2003] P-Bone Steak [2005] Dancing Friendly [2006] Happee Mania [2009] P-Pop-High School [2010] P-TV-Z Read More Peelander-Z I had the intention of doing a tour announcement for Peelander-Z, the most amazingly fun band to see live. Listen to Cristina and I gush over them on episode #78

Peelander-Z, the crazy, colorful Japanese garage band from New York, stopped by Saint Paul last Sunday and show us a little of what their planet, Peelander, is like.

Before I get to them, we had two bands to welcome Peelander-Z: In Defence and Birthday Suits. They odd one out is In Defence, but what they lacked in being Japanese, they sure made up with a high energy performance. The Birthday Suits was a perfect match for Peelander, they were a Japanese punk duo (bass and drums) and incredibly fun to watch.

♥ Kengo Hioki: It's coooooooool!!! I'm soooooooo handsome!!!!

By the time Peelander-Z came on stage to do a quick soundcheck, the Turf Club started to fill up with fans and friends of the fans. At the marching order start, you are introduced to everyone: Peelander-Red (bass), Peelander-Green (drums), Peelander-Yellow (guitar), Peelander-Pink, and, new to me, Peelander-Black (I think he plays rhythm guitar). Black seems fairly shy to me, rarely does he take center stage and he's usually in the background and lets his counterparts, mostly Yellow and Red really ham up their roles as performers.

If you've never seen Peelander-Z play before, I can tell you that they're not very complicated songs. It's basically Ramones-style songs written for kids, with easy-to-follow chorus. In fact, they often hold up lyrics on signs for you to sing-along.

I was having too much fun to write down the setlist, but from what I remembered, I loved hearing "Ninja-High Schooool", "Mad Tiger" and "So Many Mike" played. During "Super Health", they had audience members come on stage to play their instruments. Some girl played bass (don't think she knew what she was doing or what she was in for, judging from her Britney Spears shirt). While the audience were beating on pots and pans, it gave them some time to setup their squid bowling. Which is pretty awesome and lame and puzzling at the same time. But it doesn't end there, they were doing jump ropes and limbo!

If you were going to a Peelander-Z show expecting some typical Japanese punk band, you're really missing the point. The point is you are as much part of the show as the band is on stage.

Peelander-Z is currently, and will always, be on tour. If they are in town, do yourself a favor and see them. It will be the best $5 to $10 you'll ever spend. Maybe you'll love it so much, you'd pick up their latest album, P-TV-Z, I did.

♥ Peelander-Z at the Turf Club, St Paul (10/17/10)

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Live: Drowning Pool at Roy Wilkins, St Paul

Canyons, Beni and Holly Throsby

City Hotel - 1st Birthday Feat Canyons & Beni

Everyone loves birthdays (well, i do anyway).... so just a little note about this event. Looks like it will be a lot of fun. RSVP... quick!

Date: Friday 12th November (9pm- Late)

Line Up: Canyons, Beni, Paul Guy & friends

Entry: Pay As You Leave: $10 if you love it, nothing if you don’t

Address: Kent Street Living Room, 349 Kent Street (corner of King), 1st Floor City Hotel.

More: Complimentary Becks on arrival. Canapés throughout.

RSVP: [email protected]

 Canyons

Modular’s duo the Canyons were established industry entities prior to their sea change from Perth to Sydney. As label bosses, they are credited with discovering Tame Impala, and as producers they have remixed the likes of Ladyhawke, Empire of The Sun and The Lost Valentinos. Their new single on Modular records (home of The Presets & Klaxons etc) “My Rescue” features vocals from Pond's main man and Tame Impala guitarist Nick Allbrook, the track sounds like David Bowie meeting LCD's James Murphy, bare-foot, and dancing on hot sand.

 Beni

Bang Ganger Beni was one half of highly successful production duo ‘Riot In Belgium’. His productions and live sets have won him some fan boys in the shape of super luminaries Tiga and 2manydjs. As a solo artist, his remix skills have beencalled upon by the likes of Le Roux and Sneaky Sound System.

 

Holly Throsby

Not related to the previous event, but something worth mentioning nonetheless...... Sydney solo musician, Holly Throsby, has been off the radar for white some time now. Touring in Europe, the US, Canada and Australia. She’s now back with a new album, Team. The first single off this album and the name of her forthcoming Australia tour is called “Here Is My Co-Pilot”. See the film clip (and check out the amazing choreography) for it below.

I’ve also noticed that she’s recently been involved with the production of a children’s record. Listen to three funny little songs from it here: www.myspace.com/hollythrosbysee.

Holly Throsby 'Here Is My Co-Pilot' from Spunk Records on Vimeo.

Official Website: http://www.hollythrosby.com/

Tour Dates

Thursday, October 21 The View Factory
Newcastle, www.mobileindustries.oztix.com.au

Friday, October 22 Hub Music
Sawtell, NSW
Tickets: Hub Music, 4 First Ave, Sawtell

Saturday, October 23 Under The Tent at The Lismore Show 
Lismore, www.norpa.org.au

Saturday, October 30 Clarendon Guest House 
Katoomba, NSW 
w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
 www.clarendonguesthouse.com.au

Sunday, October 31 The Brass Monkey
Cronulla, NSW 
w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
 www.brassmonkey.com.au

Friday, November 5 The Factory Theatre
Sydney, NSW
 w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
 www.factorytheatre.com.au

Saturday, November 6 Northcote Social Club
Melbourne, VIC
w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
 www.northcotesocialclub.com

Thursday, November 11 The Heritage
Bulli www.heritagehotel.com.au

Thursday, November 18 The Troubadour
Brisbane, QLD
w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
 www.troubadour.oztix.com.au or www.mobileindustries.oztix.com.au

Friday, November 19 Soundlounge
Currumbin, QLD
w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
www.thesoundlounge.com.au

Saturday, November 20 Live at Joe’s
Eumundi, QLD
w/ Kieran Ryan (Kid Sam)
 www.musicliveatjoes.com

Sally

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Eyedea dead at 28

Download "This Story" free from rhymesayers.com Read More Eyedea & Abilities Eyedea & Abilities was already on stage ... I wasn't that familiar with his music, but it seems everyone near the stage knew all the lyrics and they were singing along. So he certainly has his fans.

Eyedea at Bastille Day Block Party 2010 (07/18/10)

I recently found out the untimely passing of Eyedea, who was just twenty-eight years old when he died. We don't cover enough hip-hop, I saw him on stage about four months ago, at Bastille Day Block Party 2010. What I wrote was that everyone near the stage was singing along and they all knew the lyrics. I know he'll be missed.

The news came from his mother, Kathy Averill, who created a memorial fundraiser for her son, Micheal Larsen, aka Eyedea.

>>>

Facebook: Micheal Larsen (EYEDEA) Memorial Fundraiser.

It is with great pain and sadness that I tell you my son Mikey (Eyedea) has passed away.

At this time we kindly request your respect and our privacy as we process this devastating loss.

We do, however, welcome your kind words, memories, and positive thoughts. We have created a Paypal account and are accepting donations towards the cost of his services.

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Los Campesinos! at Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn (10/16/10)

Tour Dates 10/19/10 Charlotte, NC @ Visulite Theatre (16+)* 10/20/10 Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse (All Ages)* 10/22/10 Dallas, TX @ Granada Theatre (14+)* 10/23/10 Austin, TX @ La Zona Rosa (All Ages)* 10/24/10 Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live (All Ages)* 10/25/10 New Orleans, LA @ Republic (18+)* 10/26/10 St. Louis, MO @ Firebird (All Ages)* 10/27/10 Iowa City, IA @ The Blue Moose (All Ages)* 11/14/10 Constellations, Leeds Univesity (w/ Broken Social Scene, Les Savy Fav, Four Tet, Local Natives) * support from Johnny Foreigner Read More Los Campesinos! Let me get this straight: this is a Welsh band with a Spanish name. What's even stranger is that the name translate to The Farmers. Los Campesinos! have a new four-track EP called All's Well That Ends and features reworked version of songs from their Romance is Boring album.

Plenty has changed for Los Campesinos! since 2007, when they gleefully proclaimed that the “international tweexcore underground saved us all.” They’re a little more hardcore, but there’s still enough twee in their systems to include a few “bah bah bahs” into their choruses. Not to mention the recent lineup changes, with Gareth’s sister, Kim, replacing Aleks on vocals and keyboard, and long-time drummer, Ollie, being replaced by newcomer Jason. They’ve also thrown in a couple of new instruments into the mix (flute, trumpet) and had a brush with corporate fame by having a song featured in a Budweiser commercial. But despite these change, they remain as infectious –and glockenspiel-heavy—as ever.

When they descended upon Brooklyn, the band had all the frenzied enthusiasm from their debut album, Hold On Now, Youngster…, but with the added bite of their last two albums and EP as well. The setlist was heavy on the latter, as songs like “There are Listed Buildings” and “Romance is Boring” induced brief attempts at crowdsurfing. There were plenty of moments of harsh screaming from lead singer, Gareth, particularly on “Miserabilia,” the centerpiece of their second album, We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed. It wasn’t the kind of thing typically seen at an indie pop show, but then again, LC! Have proven that they’re not as cute as their hand-drawn album covers may have once suggested.

Still, the show’s climax (“You! Me! Dancing!” of course) re-affirmed the purpose of the exclamation point at the end of the band’s name. They definitely still have the catchiness gene. As they played older songs like “We Are All Accelerated Readers” and “My Year In Lists,” the audience adapted and switched from moshing to head-bopping. They got to do a little bit of both with the band’s encore rendition of “Sweet Dreams, Sweet Cheeks,” as Gareth plunged into the audience (and barely escaped). Though “The International Tweexcore Underground” was woefully absent from the setlist that night, its message still held true: You can be both twee and hardcore – even if your drummer is wearing a Blink-182 shirt.

♥ Los Campesinos! at Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn (10/16/10)

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Live: Peelander-Z at the Turf Club, St Paul 10/17/10

Margaret Cho at the Pantages Theatre, Minneapolis (10/15/10)

Tour Dates 10/16/10 Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL 10/22/10 Massey Hall Toronto, ON 10/23/10 Salle Wilfrid Pelletier, PQ 10/28/10 Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA 10/29/10 Warner Theatre Washington DC 10/30/10 Caeser's Atlantic City , NJ 11/04/10 Wellmont Theatre Montclair, NJ 11/05/10 Beacon Theater, New York, NY 11/06/10 Fox Theatre Mashantucket, CT 11/19/10 Carolina Theatre-Durham, NC 11/20/10 Bijou Theatre - Knoxville, TN 12/02/10 Alex Madonna-SLuis Obispo, CA 12/03/10 Wiltern Los Angeles, CA 12/04/10 Nob Hill Masonic Center SF, CA 12/09/10 Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL 12/10/10 Hard Rock Live Orlando, FL 12/11/10 Fillmore Miami Beach, FL 12/12/10 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA 01/22/11 National Arts Centre - Ottawa, ON Read More Margaret Cho Lara tells me that Margaret Cho is beloved by Asians and gay men. It made me question myself when I'm qualified as both Asian and male...

Margaret Cho stopped by Minneapolis at the Pantages Theatre in Minneapolis on October 15^th. I was under the impression that since it was the Cho Dependent (named after her recently released music comedy album), that it would be mostly her performing songs from the album. That's not the case as it's 90% standup. There were songs to be sung, but we'll get to that later.

There was a lot of people out that night, and not to generalized, but yes, there were gays and dykes and transgenders and loads of Koreans. They were really dressed up, I guess I don't normally go to these sort of fancy dress shows. The Pantages, along with The State and Orpheum, are old fashion theaters, they seats, a dedicated box office, and ushers. Obviously, I don't know if you can tell, but these venues are not the sort of place that I normally go to*.

With these shows, they start promptly at 8pm, with warmup John Roberts. He entertained us with a variety of impressions and wigs. He didn't stay on stage too long, I think it was only about forty minutes before he suddenly introduced us to the main feature, Margaret Cho.

Cho came on stage in obnoxious pink sneakers, a black t-shirt exposing her abs, and cameltoe jeans (don't believe me? see photo below)+. Yes, pretty fabulous. And I'm saying that to be sarcastic, I think she look in great shape, at least from the distance I saw her.

As expected, her jokes are incredibly raunchy, lots of sex jokes and hole jokes. The family jokes, about her mother and father, were there too, but not as much from her previous standup that I've seen on Comedy Central. There were some new jokes about Dancing with the Stars and her getting sick on set. I don't watch the show, but she joked about being voted off the show recently. I don't know if I spoiled anything for anyone, I'm sure it was already broadcasted.

As for the songs. I don't want to be rude, it it's as much fun as watching someone doing karaoke when you're sober. It's mostly just some DJ playing a CD track and Margaret Cho is singing the lyrics on stage. Three songs were performed inbetween standup blocks: "I'm Sorry"^, "My Puss" and "Your Dick". The best performance was with Roberts coming back on stage to help her sing "My Puss", as that requires dueling vocals. "Your Dick" started off normal, but by the end of the song, the curtain is lifted to reveal The Twin Cities Gay Mens Chorus, singing the chorus. Even more laughable was (I think) John Roberts in a nude suit prancing across the stage. Too funny.

With that grand finale, Cho pretends to walk off stage, then turns around and took up her acoustic guitar. Apparently she has this unrational fear that if she leaves the stage and come back on, that the audience will be gone. Cho did a final acoustic song, I don't think the song is on her album.

By the way, as told by a good friend of mine, this happened to a jazz band that left the stage and came back only to discover only a handful of people were left to enjoy the encores ... so Cho's fears are justified.

♥ Margaret Cho at the Pantages Theatre, Minneapolis (10/15/10)

* Once a year, I reckon, Pantages in 2008 and State Theater in 2007.
+ Photographs were not permitted at these theaters and the only area that you can take pictures (via photo badges) were all the way in the back in the handicap area. I only had a kit lens and so the photos I took made her look incredibly tiny.
^ She tells us the secret origin of the song, "I'm Sorry", about how she fell in love with a writer from All American Girl and try as she may, he refused to have anything to do with her. Then seventeen years later, she was curious where he is now and discovered that he murdered his wife and left her in the attic. Suddenly some of the lyrics to "I'm Sorry" made a lot of sense to me.

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Casiotone for the Painfully Alone at Mercury Lounge, New York City (10/15/10)

Tour Dates 10/16/10 Rochester, NY @ Bug Jar 10/17/10 Pittsburgh, PA @ Garfield Arts 10/21/10 Lisbon (PT), Musicbox 10/22/10 Barcelona (ES), Razzmatazz 3 10/23/10 Madrid (ES), Moby Dick 10/24/10 Bratislava (SK), A4 10/25/10 Prague (CZ), Klub 007 Strahov 10/26/10 Berlin (DE), Marie-Antoinette 10/27/10 Hamburg (DE), Astra Stube 10/28/10 Copenhagen (DK), Din Nye Ven 10/29/10 Gothenburg (SE), Utmarken 10/30/10 Stockholm (SE), Debaser 10/31/10 Oslo (NO), Garage Upstairs 11/02/10 London (UK), Luminaire < 11/03/10 Brighton (UK), The Prince Albert 11/04/10 Bristol (UK), Cube Cinema 11/05/10 Manchester (UK), The Deaf Institute 11/06/10 Dublin (IE), Workman's Club 11/07/10 Galway (IE), Roisin Dubh (upstairs room) 11/08/10 Belfast (UK), Auntie Annies 11/09/10 Leeds (UK), Brudenell Social Club 11/10/10 Edinburgh (UK), Sneaky Pete's 11/11/10 Glasgow (UK), Captains Rest 11/12/10 Newcastle (UK), Head Of Steam 11/13/10 Coventry (UK), Taylor Johns House 11/14/10 Cambridge (UK), Haymakers 11/15/10 London (UK), Cargo 11/16/10 Gent (BE), Cafe Video 11/17/10 Koeln (DE), King Georg 11/18/10 Amsterdam (NL), Paradiso 11/19/10 Heidelberg, (DE), HDKV 11/20/10 Colmar (FR), Festival Hiero 11/21/10 Wiesbaden (DE), Walhalla Spiegelsaal 11/22/10 Wien (AT), Arena 12/03/10 San Diego, CA @ The Soda Bar 12/04/10 Merced, CA @ The Partisan 12/05/10 San Francisco, CA @ Bottom of the Hill Discography [1999] Answering Machine Music [2001] Pocket Symphonies for Lonesome Subway Cars [2003] Twinkle Echo [2006] Etiquette Read More Casiotone for the Painfully Alone In many ways, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone’s latest album, Vs. Children, picks up exactly where the previous LP, Etiquette left off. The heart-wrenching mumbled lyrics...

Owen Ashworth, the bearded electro-troubadour behind Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, made sure the audience at the Mercury Lounge knew he was not quitting music. Rather, he was just retiring the Casiotone name and letting himself forget all these “old ass songs.” As one of his last shows in New York, a somewhat somber tone hung over the event, but it was fitting for Ashforth’s songs, which are mostly wordy character studies of quietly desperate people in quietly desperate situations. He opened the show with “Harsh the Herald Angels Sing,” a grim narrative about a girl getting an abortion that is backed up by an eerily optimistic keyboard. It’s not the type of song that would induce a mosh pit, but the audience was well aware of Ashworth’s gloomy songwriting style, so they were expecting an ample amount of catchy heartbreak.

The setlist consisted heavily of the last two Casiotone albums, Etiquette and Vs. Children. Despite the “band” consisting only of Ashworth and a few keyboards, each song was fleshed out through a series of hypnotic beats and electronic chatter. Songs that were originally much more measured, such as “I Love Creedence” and “Bobby Malone Moves Home,” were given an edge with heightened percussion and droning feedback. Hazel Brown, from the Australian pop band Otouto, was brought out to provide vocals for “Killers” and “Man O’ War,” a song, Ashworth, explained, that was partly about a lethal Portuguese jellyfish.

It was such off-hand specificity that added comic relief between each melancholy song. Ashworth rhapsodized about New York (and the wonders of crossing the “Grover Cleveland Expressway”) and his love for Germans and John Fogarty, all in the same endearing monotone. One of the most upbeat moments of the show followed Ashforth’s anecdote about being credited for writing the melody for “When the Saints Go Marching In,” which he appropriates in his song, “Optimist Vs. the Silent Alarm.” When it came time to play the gospel hymn, he played it with an offbeat authority, as if he had indeed composed the piece. It made the audience smile, and it was one of the many small jokes that lingering beneath each song. By the end of the show, it was easy to see why Casiotone for the Painfully Alone would be missed. Then again, he wasn’t going anywhere; just changing names.

♥ Casiotone for the Painfully Alone at Mercury Lounge, New York City (10/15/10)

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