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Ha, ok. I'll play your game. Seth, as I'm sure you know my "quote" was Ken paraphrasing what I was saying. The SDMA's are more affiliated with citybeat than the reader (thus the stacks of citybeat by the entrance) and the overall feeling at the award show was that a change is needed in the nomination and voting process... that's what people were talking about. That's all I was saying. Ken, We will continue to do whatever comes to our minds... without a thought of what you or any other "journalist" or "critic" has to say about it. Everything original and creative has at one time been critiqued harshly by those who don't appreciate or understand it, if artists lived with those critical words in their minds nothing would ever be created out of pure inspiration. And I hope you continue to feel free enough to keep quoting a mock rockumentary that (I think) was made for the sole purpose of helping lazy rock critics get $50 bucks for their blurt article... (You should watch "The pick of destiny", It's what the younger cats are comparing things to now... just lookin out) Thank you for giving legitimacy to "eclectic art rock" I just pulled that out of my a** to counter "vegan death metal" (which I may have made up as well) I'm not one to label musical genres unless it's for a joke. I make music, I don't label it. You would have to pay for pigs heads, that's you. We don't go out and look for ideas... our ideas come to us. Peace, love and burrito fixings. -Lee— September 28, 2009 12:07 p.m.
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Ken, it was "Lord of the flies". A rare misquote for you. We haven't done a "Lord of the rings" set yet.... it would be a great way to use all those severed hobbits feet though. I think this blurt article may start the vegan death metal vs. eclectic art rock war of 2009... next year if we play we're gonna have everyone in the crowd close their eyes and cover their ears, try to be more "Hey, don't look at me"... in hopes we don't offend or entertain in any way. Also, it's not supporting the meat industry unless you pay for it... we gave the pigs the chance to die for the sake of art instead of for the purpose of burrito fixings. I understand if people didn't get it or didn't appreciate the show we put on. Anytime you do something you run the risk of someone not understanding, misinterpreting or not liking what you do. We enjoy playing and performing, what people think about our performance doesn't effect our show... that would be trying to hard. I look forward to your music gossip column every week... keep up the good work. People need to know when inane things happens to local musicians. -Lee Williams.— September 23, 2009 3:11 p.m.