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I don't think we talked about Hollerado enough, so here's another photo.
Episode 23 of our podcast is our SXSW Reunion episode, where we discuss what we were too tired to talk about in Austin, and also recap some of our favorite things we saw. Join Gordon, Dakin, DP, Marie and Caroline for this exciting trip down recent memory lane. Click on the giant button on the left to subscribe or listen below. [read the whole post]
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Rogue marketing.
Rounding out the various articles on SXSW 2010, is me, the reluctant writer. While I should have been recording back at the hotel all the awesome (and not so awesome) things I had witnessed in Austin like Dakin, I was too busy picking out my outfits, and blowing my nose. But then why didn’t I write a post-SXSW article like Gordon, you may ask? Well, I went and partied in Las Vegas instead. Or, how come I didn’t use my day off (Viva Cesar Chavez!) and create a cute and interesting post like Marie? To that, all I have to say is, I’m just lazy. But 9 days after the commencement of the festivities, here are my thoughts and my fuzzy pictures to illustrate the grandeur that is SXSW 2010. [read the whole post]
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Basia Bulat at noon. Things started getting fuzzy after that, like the picture taken with an iPhone.
I’m sitting in a hotel room as my colleagues are getting ready for the day. As for yesterday, well, I saw a lot of great music, and a few bits of really boring music. I won’t talk about the boring stuff much, because I don’t remember it. Here was a few words about the great things I enjoyed yesterday, not including the wonderful BBQ chicken from the amazingly polite people at the Canadian Blast BBQ. (Seriously need to give respect to those folks: not only do they book a great bill and are insanely polite, just like the stereotype)
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Pouria mentioning Kidz Bop in his intro is a great excuse for running this classic still from their "Since U Been Gone" video
Kidz Bop is really awful and weird and I swear it was on American Idol last night. Not that I watch that or anything. [read the whole post]
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Listening to the music of Basia Bulat is an unabashedly heart-hugging delight. The 26-year-old Canadian singer/songwriter first established herself as one of the brightest young talents in the folk-rock scene with her insanely lovable debut LP, Oh, My Darling (2007), and makes overwhelmingly good on that early potential with her sophomore release, Heart of My Own.
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