You’re Gonna Lose That Girl, mixed media 2010, expired Polaroid 200 film mounted on vinyl (detail).
There is nothing about you playing that 2005 Duran Duran tour DVD so loud that I can hear it over my window unit that is not just so sad and weird, middle aged neighbor bro. I shan’t judge if you want to spin “Girls on Film” or “Rio” and even though “Come Undone” is lowly treacle a girl I loved put it on a mix tape for me so it gets a pass, too, but recent live versions with huge Warrant-drums?
That’s just depressing, is all.

Scratchboard, total ripoff of the awesome Flying Chair.
WILD EMOTIONS on the Facebook
BARE WIRES on the Myspace
OLE TAVERN is where it’s at, yeah, it’s a Monday, sorry.
There is a secret river that runs through rock and roll. It’s the same river Elvis traveled at first—and later the Velvet Underground, Big Star, and Chronic Town-era R.E.M. It’s that burbling, hidden music that never makes the radio and your parents never like, the kind only traded on mixtapes in high school bathrooms or sold as dusty relics at Goner or Shangri-La or Little Big Store.

Standard Life building, Jackson, Miss., Polaroid 600 film, taken from the roof of the King Edward, O LET’S SAY 2007 or so.
It’s in Left of the Dial! Come to the show, ya’ll!

Polaroid 600, battered Smith-Corona, lyrics by the Drive-By Truckers, Jackson, Miss., behind the old Ink Spot on East Capitol.
This is for sale at Left of the Dial. Come see us July 29, 2010. We will give you hugs.