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Architecture about dancing

Annie_clark

Some metaphors and other ill-advised language from my review of St. Vincent, Foreign Born, and Basia Bulat at the Middle East this past weekend:

  • like a frantic marionette (or somebody who learned to dance from John Linnell)
  • tightly-coordinated assault
  • pale girl-on-girl action
  • 36%-milkfat vocal harmonies
  • pluckables

Rightly omitted:

  • St. Vincent mêlée

Feel free to click on "Recommend this!" despite your understandable reservations.

See also: Phrases I had the good sense to leave out of my Joanna Newsom review.

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Pictured: Annie "St. Vincent" Clark (top), with the microphone that sounds like a poorly-connected telephone calling from Paris while it's burning; Basia Bulat (middle); Foreign Born (bottom). See my flickr account for more photographs of the show.

04 March 2008 |

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"St. Vincent mêlée" is good bonus material.

When I read "36% milkfat" I felt like vomiting and/or becoming constipated. Very evocative.

Posted by: rick | 05 March 2008 at 12:28 PM

what do you have against heavy cream? it is delicious.

Posted by: sushiesque | 05 March 2008 at 12:53 PM

delicious and indigestible!

Posted by: rick | 05 March 2008 at 02:56 PM

whatevs. I just ate a pile of shahi paneer.

Posted by: sushiesque | 05 March 2008 at 03:00 PM

and i just ate half a pound of fromage d'affinois but am prepared to suffer.

Posted by: rick | 05 March 2008 at 03:05 PM

god, I adore that stuff.

Posted by: sushiesque | 05 March 2008 at 03:23 PM

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