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Weekend reading: Flaming Lips, Chris Martin, Disturbed
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Wow, lots of articles and interviews this week are worth checking out.
I'm not going to waste time with a long intro. Here's the links worth scoping out:
As a kid, the Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne thought the Who's laser show might cut off his fingers, we find out in this little Q&A with RollingStone.com.
Chris Martin makes a funny at Hillary Clinton's expense in this Q&A with Blender.
The metal group Disturbed like yellow ribbons, I'd guess, based on this LA Times story.
MGMT are booze-proof, we find out in New York magazine.
Hey! It's Ben Folds! Where the hell has he been? Germany? Oh, OK. Cool!
PitchforkMedia.com has been running lots of articles about Sub Pop, what with the labels 20th anniversary show coming up this weekend. Here's a lengthy interview with founders Bruce Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman.
Is it just me, or is this story on Beck in the NY Times sort of boring? (You may have to register with the site to access the copy.)
And hey, speaking of the NY Times, this music reviewer, in the last paragraph of this review, nails what Robin Pecknold (of Seattle's Fleet Foxes) sounds like.
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