sub_divided | Blip.fm - manually jiggered together until I can get a real feed going (Reply)

http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/11/11/politics/horserace/entry4591579.shtml. Link.
My minder when I was too young to remember later took in Sly. Er yeah. This song is v. affirming: "Everybody is a star! I love you for who you are!" Link.
Hey, it's a twangy roots guitar song from Belle and Sebastian! Link.
Minor verse/major chorus suggests a troubling relationship you willingly reenter because it just feels SO GOOD. Link.
Steve Earle sez: "I have learned not to endorse any political candidates, as my support can only hurt them." Link.
Creepy yet hilarious song from an album about plotting to kill your SO. Link.
Ref. to celebrity girlfried inserted into best friend's perfectly good love song. Also just because he sounds dopey doesn't mean you have to as well! Link.
After making a folk CD with good guitars and no hooks, Steel Train made a pop CD with good hooks and no guitars. Life just isn't fair sometimes. Link.
In this song and the next, we learn that Emily Haines is militantly against media complacency because she feels empty. Doesn't mean she's wrong. Link.
(The next.) Link.
Annnnnd we'll end with a band my college radio station loves. Link.

subdee