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THE CLASSIC HOBO
The classic American Hobo - travelin', workin' and sharin' with others his/her life on the rails or just on the road, restless for adventure 'n' movin' down the road, thankful for every day that brings a new experience. Defined generally as a 'Traveling Worker', a true Hobo is a traveling Worker/Teacher/Artist.
The classic American Hobo - travelin', workin' and sharin' with others his/her life on the rails or just on the road, restless for adventure 'n' movin' down the road, thankful for every day that brings a new experience. Defined generally as a 'Traveling Worker', a true Hobo is a traveling Worker/Teacher/Artist.
Tuesday, May 13, 2003
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Thursday, May 01, 2003
Wednesday, April 30, 2003
Tuesday, April 29, 2003
Tuesday, April 22, 2003
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Thursday, April 03, 2003
Wednesday, April 02, 2003
Thursday, March 27, 2003
Monday, March 24, 2003
Pitchfork: Daily Music News The Stooges Reunite for Coachella
"I'm only living to sing this song. Just the same, baby, I need some money, baby."
Steve Haag reports:
It took 28 years and a duet with Kate Pearson, but Iggy & The Stooges are reuniting this April at the Coachella festival. While that, in and of itself, counts as tres Pitchfork-worthy news, that ain't all there is! The remaining living members of the influential Detroit garage band-- Iggy Pop, guitarist Ron Asheton and drummer Scott Asheton-- will be joined onstage by thunderstick god (read: bassist) Mike Watt. (Insert your own piss bottle joke here, our reservoir has run dry.) Watt steps in for David Alexander, who died 28 years ago in 1975, which is like before me and your moms and shit had you. Hopefully the band will be able to drag Watt away from San Pedro long enough to get him to Coachella in Indio, CA for the performance Sunday, April 27th.
"I'm only living to sing this song. Just the same, baby, I need some money, baby."
Steve Haag reports:
It took 28 years and a duet with Kate Pearson, but Iggy & The Stooges are reuniting this April at the Coachella festival. While that, in and of itself, counts as tres Pitchfork-worthy news, that ain't all there is! The remaining living members of the influential Detroit garage band-- Iggy Pop, guitarist Ron Asheton and drummer Scott Asheton-- will be joined onstage by thunderstick god (read: bassist) Mike Watt. (Insert your own piss bottle joke here, our reservoir has run dry.) Watt steps in for David Alexander, who died 28 years ago in 1975, which is like before me and your moms and shit had you. Hopefully the band will be able to drag Watt away from San Pedro long enough to get him to Coachella in Indio, CA for the performance Sunday, April 27th.
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