Pitchfork rates Sire Years reissues everything from 9.3 to 6.3
By Jodi | Filed under Record Review | Comments (5)
You can read the review here. Y’all will have to tell me if they got it right or wrong. I haven’t heard this batch of reissues, so I have no idea.
Also, on an unrelated matter, you will be happy to know that Paste Magazine has finally realized that I am not Paul Westerberg.
Tags: All Shook Down, Don't Tell a Soul, Pitchfork, Pleased to Meet Me, Tim
49:00 garners a 7.1 from Pitchfork
By Jodi | Filed under Record Review | Comments (16)
Is anyone as surprised as I am by the 7.1 Pitchfork gave 49:00? I’m having a tough time with this record. I enjoy it, especially the utter rawness. However, I am still wondering if it would have generated so much buzz had it not been a 49-cent downloadable album.
Is the marketing overpowering the music? What do you think? How do you Westernerds feel about this being Our Man Paul’s most popular record?
Tags: 49:00, paul westerberg, Pitchfork
Paul Westerberg, the Pitchfork Interview
By Jodi | Filed under PW News, Uncategorized | Comments (7)
Veritable indie-tastemakers Pitchfork interviews our man Paul (which still cracks me up)
Pitchfork: Did you feel at all left behind by your friends who left town?
PW: No, because I didn’t have that many friends at the time, and the ones that I had were all quasi-musicians. Sort of cats, layabouts, whatever. There was the occasional guy we played drums with whose dad wanted him to be an accountant. The line was sort of drawn in the sand, the guys who were going to put their picks and sticks behind them and move on to something else. I knew in my gut that this was what I had to do and what I was going to do.
Tags: paul westerberg, Pitchfork