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“On Interpol’s Corn Chips”
All this and more on today’s Back to Work. Eppie goes up around 2 Pacific.
Handsome man.
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John Roderick: A Night on the Town, a set on Flickr.
A promo photo shoot I did with John Roderick (The Long Winters) in 2005.
Which is to say, it was an excuse for us to smoke cigars while John walked around my neighborhood in a cape he bought at Walgreens.
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Jim?
What a horrible, foul-mouthed little man.
I blame Alaska.
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The Long Winters - “The Commander Thinks Aloud” (Live, 2007)
Three-chord piano ditty about “some astronauts?”
“Uh…Okay, John….Surrrre.”
Yeah. I remember kinda thinking something like that. For about four seconds.
Then, I remember kinda never thinking something like that again.
I’ve heard this song at least a hundred times, and it still gives me shivers.
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The Long Winters - “Blue Diamonds” (Barsuk Records, 2003)
Lead-off track to a 7-year-old album that gets better every time I listen to it.
I’ll tell you what I told Mr. Personality.
And, it’s true. I fucking hate kissing that dickhead’s ass. Jerk.
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Hey, everybody, look at me—apparently, I’m a published rock ‘n roll photographer.
Next Lifelist™ aspiration? Mommywarfoodsexworkblogger.
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Jeff, receiving critical care from Dr. Cocktail
MaxFunCon is the kind of event at which two men sharing three beverages seems not the least bit unusual.
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Sure, I’ve taken “better” photos—but, there are few I just like more than this one.
Because, although John’s certainly a maverick, he does understand that rules are rules. And, he accepts that patience is a virtue.
(From my culturally significant Night on the Town and “John Roderick in a Cape” period)
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Badfinger - “Baby Blue” (TV, 1972)
Unrelated: If the technology permitted, our living room would be built around a framed, 1:1 scale (a/k/a full-Kenny-Rogers-sized), “painting” that looped the first 3 seconds of this video for the rest of forever.
Ladies and gentlemen…BAD-finger…[claps]
You can just tell: in 1972, it felt awesome to be Kenny Rogers.
More importantly, I don’t think I’ve never seen anything look so much like John Roderick that wasn’t a homeless Kodiak Bear.
