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We’re just 15 minutes away from the hour when same-sex couples will officially be able to wed in California! I for one am elated that today the LGBT couples among us are finally allowed to express their love for each other like the rest of their fellow human beings. The New York Times has a [...]

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As posted on KQED here >>
Port O’Brien, claimed by both the Bay Area and the Central Coast as their own, has been continuously growing in popularity as their music moves beyond the college radio curcuit and across the country. The band’s indie-infused folk tunes are painfully catchy, tugging at heart strings and boot straps alike.
Port [...]

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Adrian and the ipickmynose blog will be presenting a great show at Annie’s Social Club this Wednesday, June 11. The show will feature three local bands - Geographer, Two Sheds, and Marabelle Pheonix - as well as Friday Mile from Seattle.
Appropriately, Geographer and Two Sheds have been getting a lot of love from the ipickmynose [...]

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It’s that time again! The Maker Faire is happening in a couple of weeks in San Mateo and I’m SO excited. We went last year, got free tickets from some guy on the street who had extras, and ended up staying until it closed and we still weren’t able to see everything.
It’s an amazing weekend [...]

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Click Here to download your exclusive Ghost Mansion Records mp3 sampler!
When the founders of Ghost Mansion Records say they’re in it to have fun and “celebrate good music and good vibes,” they mean it. There’s nothing uppity or exclusive about this operation. Case in point - they took a random music blogger into their home [...]

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I’ve gotten an amazing opportunity through The Bay Bridged to write for the KQED music blog from time to time, and today, my first post ran!
http://www.kqed.org/arts/music/index.jsp?id=22586
It’s about the Awesomefest, which is a great music festival taking place up north this weekend. Check it out, and take a look around KQED’s site - there’s so much [...]

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Some bands spend years cultivating a loyal fan base in the San Francisco Bay Area before making their way into the national music community, and some seem to bypass the local scene alltogether, either because their style doesn’t seem to fit in anywhere or because they were catapulted into the spotlight before the local scene [...]

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The Women Who Tech Telesummit came and went so fast, I didn’t even really have time to be nervous. My panel, “Build an Online Campaign and Change the World,” was so quick and we got some great reception from it. I also attended three other sessions that were all very useful. My favorite was “Improve [...]

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Known for occasionally terrifying concertgoers by bursting into tears mid-song, Mark Eitzel of American Music Club has quite a reputation to uphold. It’s been almost 26 years since the band formed, but he has mustered up the courage to give it another go with a new band in 2008.
An SF institution for many years, AMC [...]

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There’s a fascinating new article on Kevin Kelly’s blog that I found out about through The Agitator. (It’s funny how sometimes work and hobbies intersect - this email came to my work address, but applies more to my music life).
1000 True Fans - http://www.kk.org/thetechnium/archives/2008/03/1000_true_fans.php
Though I can already name a handful of local musicians who would [...]

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