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JULIANA HATFIELD NEWS
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TOUR DATES:
09.09.08
Iota Club & Cafe
Arlington, VA
09.10.08
World Cafe Live
Philadelphia, PA
Juliana's book, "When I Grow Up: A Memoir", will be available September 29, 2008.
Juliana's 10th solo record, "How To Walk Away",
will be released August 19th, on Ye Olde Records.
It was produced by Andy Chase (of Ivy)
at Stratosphere Sound in NYC and features guests
Richard Butler (Psychedelic Furs) and Matthew Caws (Nada Surf)
on vocals, Jody Porter (Fountains Of Wayne) on guitar,
Tracy Bonham on violin, and more.
Track Listing:
1. The Fact Remains
2. Shining On
3. This Lonely Love
4. My Baby...
5. Just Lust
6. Now I'm Gone
7. Remember November
8. So Alone
9. Such A Beautiful Girl
10. Law Of Nature
A new, unreleased song titled "Back To Freedom"
appears on the Green Owl Comp, available now
at Whole Foods stores across the country,
as well as all usual retail outlets.
The song was recorded during the "How To Walk Away" sessions.
All profits from the record will be given
to support the Energy Action Coalition.
Learn more at www.greenowlrecords.com and www.energyactioncoalition.org
My clone, although i do not advocate cloning, and i hope, most vehemently, that i'm cuddling lovingly with dirt and maggots before we accede to this magnitude of advancement.
JULIANA HATFIELD
Some Girls
Blake Babies
Tegan and Sara
X
the Rolling Stones
the Replacements
Paul Westerberg
Neil Young
Bruce Springsteen
Throwing Muses
Kristin Hersh
50 Foot Wave
Belly
Tanya Donelly
Tom Waits
the Stooges
Iggy Pop
R.E.M.
Husker Du
Sugar
Bob Mould
the National
Fugazi
Minutemen
the Jealous Girlfriends
Lucinda Williams
Nada Surf
White Rabbits
She & Him
M. Ward
Cat Power
David Bowie
Robert Johnson
Ida
Frank Smith
Emmylou Harris
Ivy
the Walkmen
Meat Puppet
the Stills
Animal Collective
the New Pornographers
Neko Case
Bat For Lashes
Tiny Vipers
Tunng
Black Mountain
Shellac
Big Black
Hot Chip
the Microphones
the Blow
the Cardigans
Pavement
Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks
Ryan Adams and the Cardinals
Whiskeytown
Television
Cowboy Junkies
Kings of Leon
Beck
My Bloody Valentine
the Byrds
the Flying Burritos Brothers
Graham Parsons
Big Star
Yo La Tengo
Leonard Cohen
the Sex Pistols
Johnny Cash
the Highwaymen
the Pretenders
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Roy Orbison
Bob Dylan
Portishead
Velvet Underground
Lou Reed
Guided By Voices
Red House Painters
Sun Kil Moon
PJ Harvey
Dinosaur Jr
Radiohead
Verbena
AA Bondy
Helium
Mary Timony
the White Stripes
Of Montreal
Morphine
earlier Spoon
Low
Jesus and Mary Chain
Shocking Pinks
Robots In Disguise
Sarah Borges
Metric
Emily Heines
Burial
the Catherine Wheel
Stereolab
Neutral Milk Hotel
the Gentlemen
the Gravel Pit
Talking Heads
Joni Mitchell
Tom Petty
Leadbelly
Smog
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Sigur Ros
the Clash
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the Band
Elvis Costello
Queen
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the Strokes
Le Tigre
Gillian Welch
Black Flag
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the Adolescents
Spacemen 3
Kaki King
Patty Griffin
Sparklehorse
the Flaming Lips
the Amps
the Breeders
CSS
Innocence Mission
Fleetwood Mac
Sebadoh
Silver Jews
Seam
Melvins
Ride
Galaxie 500
Wire
Elliott Smith
Wilco
the Sheila Divine
Dear Leader
the Wedding Present
Primal Scream
Sleater Kinney
Unbusted
And… forever more… still, always less…
A Women Under The Influence
Rearwindow
Mulholland Drive
The United States of Leland
Little Children
Junebug
21 Grams
Gone Baby Gone
Bladerunner
Half Nelson
I Am Not There
Breathless
Margot at the Wedding
Jules and Jim
Eyes Wide Shut
The Station Agent
Sex Y Lucia
All the Real Girls
Y Tu Mama Tambien
Stranger Than Paradise
The Hours
The Believer
Somersault
Friends With Money
Fur
The Portrait of A Lady
Raging Bull
Dogville
Blue Velvet
Grosse Point Blank
Magnolia
Taxi Driver
The Woodsman
Smart People
Elizabeth
The Machinist
Little Fish
Marnie
Breaking The Waves
Contempt
My Man Godfrey
Rope
The Big Lebowski
Ellie Parker
Crimes and Misdemeanors
Cold Mountain
Splendor in the Grass
Straw Dogs
A Room with a View
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Crash
Harvey
City Lights
Dangerous Lives of Alter Boys
Lost in Translation
Man on Fire
Candy
Heaven
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Lovely and Amazing
Secretary
The House of Yes
Sunshine
Irreversible
My Life Without Me
Eraserhead
Hard Candy
A Simple Plan,
The Missing
American Beauty
The Assassination of Richard Nixon
Vertigo
Harold and Maude
The Virgin Suicides
The Birds
The Life Aquatic
The Squid and The Whale
Requiem for a Dream
Thirteen
Natural Born Killers
Memento
Waking the Dead
Me and You and Everyone We Know
Eulogy
Full Frontal
Pi
Storytelling
Buffalo 66
Boys Don't Cry
Mysterious Skin
Arsenic and Old Lace
Broken Flowers
Monsters Ball
Reservoir Dogs
Igby Goes Down
The Usual Suspects
Unfaithful
Groundhog Day
Being John Malkovich
Mean Cree
Palendromes
Levity
Laurel Canyon
Adaptation
Thelma and Louise
Fargo
An Inconvenient Truth
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
Thumbsucker
Renegade (Blueberry)
Juno
Vanilla Sky
Birth
Little Miss Sunshine
Brokeback Mountain
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Particles of Truth
Waiting for Guffman
A Love Song for Bobby Long
Happy Endings
In the Cut
House of Fying Daggers
Dead Man
The Ice Storm
The Matrix
10 Items Or Less
American Psycho
Drugstore Cowboy
Pieces of April
What's Eating Gibert Grape,
Blow
The Business of Strangers
Kalifornia
Seven
The Rules of Attractio
Dead Man Walking
A Time to Kill
original Batman and Begin
Trainspotting
The Insider
Silence of the Lambs
Chasing Amy
he Cat's Meow,
Pink Flamingos,
Kissing Jessica Stein
Pulp Fiction
Dancer in the Dark
Cinderella Man
The Shipping News
House of Sand and Fog
The Godfather
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Bubble
Good Will Hunting
Scotland PA
Jerry Maguire
Bring It On
Ghost World
The Professional
Collateral
Far From Heaven
American History X
I am Sam
Edward Scissorhands
Manic
Twelve Monkeys
Minority Report
Bridget Jones Diary
Troy
Tully
Criminal
Death Becomes Her
Fight Club
You Can Count On Me,
Best in Show,
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Crazy/Beautiful
Benny and Joon
Love Actually
Kill Bill 1 and 2
Birthday Girl
Maria Full of Grace
Phone Booth
It's noisy and disruptive, and certainly lacks redeeming qualities, albeit it's capacity to project film, and my openly shallow tendency to watch Chelsea Lately and Sex and the City. No, people of myspace, i am not above this. I am human, too.
Friedrich Nietzsche, Dostoevsky, Beckett, Kafka, Baudrillard, Kierkegaard, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Atwood, Woolf, etc. Also, many philosophers whose names i could compile, but shall leave you bereft of a list, as i don't feel so inclined. Things i find interesting... philosophy, linguistics, biology, evolution, genetics, the brain, consciousness, memory, prehistory, mythology, theology, consumerism, morality/ethics, economics, medicine/psychiatry, capitalism, culture, energy, environment, media, corporations, crime/punishment, labour, music, so on and so forth... it's a broad, vague list... Isn't it? I'll read anything and everything, and i feel blessed by the ability, even if it is limited. I've started more books than i could read in any life time... unless a cult betrayal provided me the prescription for the secret of immortality. Even so, i'd have to politely decline. My interests are too many and too varied, and, truth be told, i want to know EVERYTHING. However, there is too much... this is the age of INFORMATION. The more we learn, the less we know.
I Got No Idols