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listening A.A. Bondy American Hearts Superchunk Leaves in the Gutter Glossary For What I Don't Become watching The Thick of It BBC America wanting Saddest Ghost Lamp	Saturday, July 09, 2005 Hathead Recorded for Sake of Posterity It took me a while, but interested parties may listen to a live recording of Hathead performing at the Hideout on Friday, June 24, here. The song is "A Bottle Between Me and You," written by birthday boy Matt Cook. I'm "playing" lap steel. posted by John Cook at 12:57 PM << Home	About Me Name:John Cook I'm a reporter for Gawker. Before that I was a senior writer at Radar Magazine and covered television for the Chicago Tribune. I used to "teach" magazine writing at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. I make noise with my brother Matt in an infrequently convened band called Cooksie. This is a reference tone (1000 Hz, -20 dB). Photo by Jim Newberry. e-mail site feed clips AMC Corn Chips &c. Eric Umansky Mac McCaughan The Memory Blog Tape Op Merge Records Talking Points Memo Kausfiles David Byrne Cryptome Previous Posts My Breakfast With Vince Me and Judy Miller Hides Under Abrams' Skirt Whoa. Bumiller Bites It Dept. of Hysterical Headlines A Pistol Is Just a Very Special Kind of Firecracke... From New York Doll to L.A. Mormon If You Look Up His Skirt, You Can See His Resolve The Times' Tabloid Envy

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