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Best of 2008: Best of Lists from Eli Anderson of the Crocodile

When I asked the very intelligent and capable talent buyer Eli Anderson of the soon-to-be-reopened Crocodile Cafe, I was expecting a list of ten records he liked. Instead, he had sent me several well-written lists and deserves countless bonus points because he even showed his work.

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Latest comment by: laura musselman: "yay dr. dog!!! god, that album is phenomenal! i can't possibly make a top ten list, because i can't stop listening to the same music i've been listening to since i was 19. however, my top two list of 2008 would be dr. dog's "fate", and okkervil river's ...

The Born Ruffians — Red, Yellow & Blue

The Born Ruffians -- Red, Yellow & Blue
Red, Yellow & Blue has its pot holes and blemishes, but it's one of those debuts where you know that this band has masterpiece buried in there somewhere...

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It's recommended that you see Born Ruffians tonight at Neumos

I came across the Born Ruffian's Hummingbird EP this weekend (thanks to Erik and Betsy for introducing them to me) and fell in love with the title track. Dare I say it made me oh-oh outloud?

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Latest comment by: imaginary liz: "OK - if they've got strobe lights and freakouts - they'll likely go along nicely with those Ruffians."

Three Imaginary Girls AstroPOP! March 2007

AstroPOP! for March 2007 features astrologically-inclined record reviews from Amon Tobin, B for Brontosaurus, Beirut, Black Fiction, Bon Savants, Campaign for Real-Time, Lyrics Born, Now It's Overhead, Squarepusher, The Album Leaf, The Born Ruffians, and Wolf Eyes. Read, listen, and be prepared for the month ahead!