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Tonight on Dark Matter Todd and I thought it would be fun to play all the singer/songwriter depressing songs from the 70's that we kind of grew up hearing all the time. These are songs that were hits in a way as they were played all over the place. One couldn't help but be familiar with them even if they didn't know the name of the artists or owned the records. There is a certain kind of melancholy for us in these tracks that may or may not translate to the younger generation. I suppose we shall see. Perhaps it was the fact that these songs were big as we were coming of age, but after reviewing them recently, I was struck by the power of musicianship within and skillful story telling and songwriting that went into these songs. I am fairly certain that none of the tracks in tonight's playlist have ever been played on Indie and I am just as certain that they will never be played on Indie again.

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Jane's just got back from New Orleans after playing the Voodoo Festival on Halloween. It was truly a magical experience in a way I didn't expect. Almost immediately after landing I was filled with the magic of the city and the spirit of Halloween, a holiday I usually try to avoid. Don't get me wrong, I love the celebration of the horror and the overall visual decor, but over the years, especially in L.A., Halloween has turned into a night where many people just get as fucked up as they can and become pretty irritating! I expected The French Quarter to be the Power Point of convergence for these people but as it turns out, as it often does, I was wrong. The LA celebration of Halloween is much better than the L.A. celebration of Halloween! We had costumed audience members join us on stage for Jane Says at the end of our set and we all had a spectacular time. After the show, I retreated to my room and watched ORPHAN and Drag Me To Hell. ORPHAN was surprisingly great and Drag Me To Hell was simply fun! Incidentally, someone in my hotel lobby said to me, "Great costume! You look JUST like him!" HAHA. Finally, a night that I can "blend in" with the crowd. Super good time.

A real Dave Navarro Costume: