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8/9/2006

MOLDY OLD EAR PLUGS
Since I've been using my reporting efforts for paper publications lately, I haven't had much new to say in Electric Degeneration. I've got a heap of photos I'm gonna dump in a few pages just to have something to show, but that may take a few days.
I've been chattier than normal on my blog, but you can only read the new stuff if you're a Livejournal member and on our Friends list:
http://degeneratepress.livejournal.com/
I've considered throwing it wide open, but I'm also considering turning those particular writings into an entirely new column somewhere.
Meanwhile, I've updated the vaults so if, for some foolish reason, you need to review the text-only ezines from 2005, check it out:
http://www.degeneratepress.com/vault
Hey, now we're only 8 months behind!

For those what don’t peruse the Prophesy section in detail, there’s a big show September 27 at Variety - Little Steven’s Rolling Rock and Roll Show at Variety Playhouse with The Forty Fives, The Woggles, The Mooney Suzuki, The Zombies and more – for which tickets have just gone on sale. Get ‘em while they’re hot.

The latest Loaf:
http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid%3A107427


FILM FLAM
A mass of folks turned out for the weekly drive invasion for Talladega Nights, the Ballad of Ricky Bobby. It’s pretty damn funny. I didn’t have high expectations because it seemed like just another Will Ferrell acts like a moron comedy. But it’s been a while since I saw one of these and I’d forgotten just how funny morons can be, particularly when spoofing a sport enjoyed by people that don’t mind watching cars drive in a circle for hours.
But it’s the moments between Ricky and his estranged father than may get the most laughs in this flick. There was laughter in our crowd almost non-stop.
Definitely worth seeing.
 


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