Though the new Feist record hasn't really excited me (though I really dug Let It Die), I love the new video.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Hey kids, let's put on a show...
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Established in 1983 in Dayton, Ohio, the Graffiti Table is currently operating out of the Pacific Northwest. Share the pop culture obsessions of these former college roommates. Watch and listen as a Seattle actor/copywriter and Portland musician/designer age very reluctantly.
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2 comments:
Brings to mind all of the hours you spent at home with your parents watching the T.V. series, "Fame".
I like the simplicity. And that it depends more on the blocking and choreography than on special effects to be impressive.
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