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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Fidelity Wars #115: The Divine Comedy – “The Frog Princess”
I have a couple of albums by The Divine Comedy, but I’ve yet to really dive into their back catalog. The band has some catchy, witty songs, but at times seem too full of themselves, with songs far too grandiose … Continue reading
Fidelity Wars #114: Jeff Bridges & Colin Farrell – “Fallin’ & Flyin'”
Crazy Heart was a rather disappointing film. It’s about a fictional has-been country musician, played by Jeff Bridges, and his attempt at getting his life back together. But the lows of this washed-up country musician’s life aren’t particularly low, and … Continue reading
Fidelity Wars #113: Jeffrey Lewis – “Cult Boyfriend”
I think I’m warming up to Jeffrey Lewis. While I’m not yet a fan, I can definitely appreciate some songs of his and can see his overall charm and appeal. Amusing, clever lyrics from the urban outcast point of view, … Continue reading