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Various Artists, Songs on the Green Line
Featuring Denison Witmer, Red Heart the Ticker, the Innocence Mission + more
To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Green Line Cafe (HJ's coffee shop of choice!), co-proprietors Douglas Witmer and Daniel Thut put together this 13-song compilation. 100% of the profits from Songs on the Green Line will be donated to Cooperativa San Fernando, a farmer-owned coffee cooperative located high in the Andes Mountains of Peru.
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Italian figure skater Valentina Marchei puts together a pretty enjoyable exhibition performance using the Pipettes’ “Pull Shapes”; I can’t help but marvel at the parallels between the two — what _do_ they do when the music stops?
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January 29th, 2007 at 2:24 pm
i guess this is the next step beyond indie rock roller skating nights. i’d probably watch a lot more figure skating if the music didn’t suck. okay, that’s a complete lie, but i do really like seeing large groups of people get excited to good music.
January 29th, 2007 at 2:40 pm
Figure skating wouldn’t be half as interesting to watch (or in my case, write/think about) if it wasn’t for the overall tackiness.