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City: Decatur
State: Georgia
Country: US
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Tuesday, September 01, 2009 

Category: Music




Certain members of the indie-rock community smile fondly upon artistic irony. Uncool styles of music and dress are cool to them simply because they are, in fact, not cool, only to sink back to uncool obscurity once the joke catches on and becomes a serious statement.

Confusing? Yes, but sometimes the universe works in mysterious ways.
But then Michael McDonald, of Doobie Brothers/yacht rock fame, appears on a track by Grizzly Bear, and the irony axis tilts, because while McDonald may not be riding his fixed-gear bike all over Williamsburg, he's far from untalented. And on his vocal take of Grizzly Bear’s “While You Wait for the Others,” his husky baritone gives the otherwise shivering track some new, you know, soul.


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The Squeegee
James Kirchmer

 
"because while McDonald may not be riding his fixed-gear bike all over Williamsburg, he's far from untalented."

the ridiculousness of this nonsensical statement is frickin' BLOWING ME AWAY....

heck, it's a candidate for the bad music writing HALL OF FAME.

double kudos!

(NOT)

 
Posted by The Squeegee on Thursday, September 03, 2009 - 1:53 PM
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