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	<title>Comments on: The Books</title>
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		<title>By: Nick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Nick</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hey,

I saw the books last month in SF...No one I know (apart from you) would even give them the time of day, so I went alone and was similarly impressed.  I think the non-rockstar attitude is tremendously important for any band, especially in todays music industry where people are looking for a personal connection.  I&#039;ve still met only one other band who mingle so comfortably with punters - SF&#039;s John Vanderslice.

Another great &quot;found sound&quot; band, but more in an organic pots-and-pans way, is Califone.  I saw them at Bottom of the Hill the week after the Books and the different approaches were striking...Califone look like any other band, &#039;ecpt one guy sits at the back in front of a table covered in junk, and sometimes plays a floor-tom and cymbal.  It sounds gimmicky, but it&#039;s a carefully crafted orchestra.</description>
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<p>I saw the books last month in SF&#8230;No one I know (apart from you) would even give them the time of day, so I went alone and was similarly impressed.  I think the non-rockstar attitude is tremendously important for any band, especially in todays music industry where people are looking for a personal connection.  I&#8217;ve still met only one other band who mingle so comfortably with punters &#8211; SF&#8217;s John Vanderslice.</p>
<p>Another great &#8220;found sound&#8221; band, but more in an organic pots-and-pans way, is Califone.  I saw them at Bottom of the Hill the week after the Books and the different approaches were striking&#8230;Califone look like any other band, &#8216;ecpt one guy sits at the back in front of a table covered in junk, and sometimes plays a floor-tom and cymbal.  It sounds gimmicky, but it&#8217;s a carefully crafted orchestra.</p>
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