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Prophets Of Addiction/Silver Bullet/Villains Of Yesterday/The Kamikazies, El Corazon*
John Grant, Barboza
"Noise For The Needy" - Said The Whale/Brite Lines, Tractor
CSS, Showbox
"Noise For The Needy" - Peeping Tomboys/Cabana/Prism Tats/Yeah Girl. Sunset
Nightmare Fortress/Grey Gardens/Haunted Horses/Music For Evenings, Chop Suey
Church Marching Band/Mighty Tiny Band/Dead Music Capital Band/Passion Bucket, Nectar
Spring The Trap/Helephant/The New Futures, Hard Rock Cafe
Burning Lamps/Dangerfield Newby/Mama Bare, Skylark
1 xina said on November 4, 2008
i want to believe it's in the bag so badly but must wait to the end before i can really believe it...i wish i was in seattle at one of the many election parties! i'm there in spirit...
2 imaginary dana said on November 4, 2008
207 to 89 EV.
Waiting to exhale... and cautiously optimistic!
3 JessicaSeattle said on November 4, 2008
YES, WE DID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 Imaginary Kiku said on November 4, 2008
OMG VIRGINIA!!!
5 derek said on November 4, 2008
i liked this site better when it actually had something to do with music/seattle music. nevermind the fact that it blatantly refers to obama as "we win." it seems immature and kind of fan-girl. it is not intelligent discourse but perez hilton style fan-politics. obama is acting the role of damon albarn.
6 Erik Gonzalez, too excited to log in said on November 4, 2008
YES WE DID.
Barack Obama - the 44th President of the United States of America.
Thank you, America, for getting it right.
7 admin said on November 4, 2008
Derek @5 - YAY DAMON ALBARN!
8 derek said on November 4, 2008
i guess i get it. i am pro obama too. i guess i just like my tig to be less partisan, more musical. it makes me feel kind of bad to see this site only aimed at people who would support obama. i like politics to be personal. i don't like my music people/local reporters to tell me what "we" are always rooting for. i like things to be a little less predictable.
9 xina said on November 4, 2008
so happy happy happy happy happy
singing patti smith's "the people have the power"
sweet dreams tonight.
here's to hope!!!
10 xina said on November 4, 2008
music and politics have always been intertwined, like it or not. this is a site written by individuals expressing their opinions for a specific community. watch this video and contemplate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgXdJqWc1U4
11 Al said on November 5, 2008
There was a site that let you dedicate your vote to someone and I dedicated mine to Kiku knowing she couldn't vote yet. We did it, kiddo!
12 Michael said on November 5, 2008
LOL
PA and NH didn't mean he won.
OH, on the other hand, did.
The funniest part was after FL was called - the networks agreed years ago not to declare a winner until the polls close on the West Coast, but a sly commentator showed the states Obama had won, the states he was a lock in come 8 pm, and basically winked at us.
And Derek - here's the key: TIG are TIG. It's their site, roll with it.
13 benjamas said on November 5, 2008
...does this mean we can go back to talkin about music again?
14 imaginary dana said on November 6, 2008
@benjamas -- YESSSS!!
As I wrote yesterday: "Consider this the end of the imaginary Election 2008 political coverage. Our work here is done; from now on, we will leave the hard work of rebuilding the country, yadda yadda, to the political blogs to cover. Bring on the indie-pop!"
To which I say, WOOT!
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