Line Out In the Last 24 Hours on Line Out
posted by on February 8 at 16:30 PM
If you haven’t been to Line Out in the last 24 hours (why do you hate music?), here’s a quick look at what you’ve missed:
Gotham Flasher: TJ Gorton shares one of his all-time favorite songs.
Let ‘Em Say I’m Crazy: I love Jefferson Starship and Mannequin.
Get a Haircut: New Lonely H video premiers on Spin.com.
HWM at SXSW: The band announces more shows that I’m also gonna miss.
No Comment: KEXP isn’t saying if Richards has plans to move to the East Coast.
Safe Sax: Portland’s Narwhal vs. Narwhal plays the Comet this Sunday.
New Terrordactyls Video: Featuring Kimya Dawson! (Jesus, that woman is everywhere.)
This Week’s Setlist: Free music, free concert listings, free bad jokes.
Line Out Exclusive: Khingz Makoma collaborates with the Luchnow Brides, the Luchnow Brides want to know if Trent Moorman is a hipster.
Tonight in Music: The Delusions, the Coup, Broken Disco, Seattle Improvised Music Festival, and 800 (give or take about 796) more suggestions.
Obama’s Soundtrack: Political campaign music should really be less obvious.
Drop a Barf: Jeff Kirby dumps the Dillinger Escape Plan.
The Physics Future Talk: Charles Mudede’s favorite local hiphop album of 2007 is now available on iTunes.
It Will Never Die: Dan Paulus unearths a rare gem of grunge history.
Normal or Not: English subtitles on an Australian hit?
$47,600,000: That’s the amount of money Genesis made on tour last year. Boysenberry syrup is some how involved.
Today’s Music News: Deerhoof gains a hoof, Daft Punk works with Playboy, and the new Timbaland record… coming to a cell phone near you!
If I were running for president, this is what I’d play at my rally:
Do you think the Mannequin plot would have had any chance of being successful in 2008? (I mean, of course, as its first time around.)
Kim Cattrall! Kim Cattrall! Kim Cattrall!
The mannequin video clip reminds me of the Twilight Zone (original) episode of Marcia the mannequin that cames alife in the Department store and starts to go mad. Then she stumbles into the elevator to the 13th floor (that does not exist in the store) and it's full of other mannequins that slowly come to life and welcome her back. Then another mannequin enters the elevator to enjoy a day of life amongst the humans. Creepy.
I took at job at that store (RIP Wanamakers) when I was 18 because I loved that movie so much, but by then all the mannequins were the stark-white, hairless, featureless sort so i never even tried to hook-up with one.
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