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Anybody know how far back Lizzy knew Reeve Carney? Apparently, David Kahne produced his band Carney's 2008 EP. So I'm assuming she was probably introduced to one of them by the other. Oh, and the name of that EP? Nothing Without You.

I'm curious how you were able to uncover this. Personally, this blog entry was enough for me to assume there'd been something between her and Arthur. But I don't see how posting on a MySpace page about your favorite local unsigned acts makes one a "record executive".

There's also one called "w": Yeah, I think it's a distinct possibility some of these songs could be on those discs she registered with the US Copyright Office. "From the End" may actually be another album. It's the name of one of two discs on file with the US Copyright Office. The listing doesn't actually say whether there is only one song on it or many. I'm more impressed by her listing Phil Ochs as an influence.

How do you know she wasn't? In all seriousness, since you're talking about albums here, this statement insinuates that she was sleeping with David Kahne or Emile Haynie, which I've seen zero evidence of.

@MissDaytona Could you provide the exact links for the pages your screenshots and information are from? Links to your sources for the performance dates would be very helpful too. A couple forum members and I are working on a new section on the forum dedicated to her early shows. Some of your dates are new, but some also look wrong to me.

Just to clarify, which Facebook account are we talking about? MafiosiPrincess? And what exactly do you mean by "made public"? Are you referring to some kind of change with the privacy settings on that account, or just that people have publicized the username?

Doubtful. Sean from Nefarious Bovine said on his podcast that "Money Hunny" was the last old Lizzy Grant track he had that he hadn't played. Let's hold off on that for now. I'll discuss it with the other mods, but we probably shouldn't.

I agree there are things to discuss about the meanings of her songs besides relationships. But is the best place to discuss those in the lyrics threads for the songs, or do you think we need a thread like this?

I wanted to like your post because of that great picture of Lizzy with Arthur Lynn at the Cutting Room, but calling the hard rock version of "Yayo" with the Phenomena "awful" was automatically disqualifying. :imbeingsarcasticbitch2:

Is there a full version of this interview somewhere?

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Yes, it's the same lineup as the Phenomena. Angiescreams likely had the same lineup as well (minus Lizzy).

It tastes like the 4th of July

This game is pointless. No one will win unless the forum goes down (in which case we all lose) or unless a moderator locks the thread immediately after posting. #TemptingAbuseOfAuthority

The correct superlative form is most violent, Lizzy. Didn't Mr. Campbell teach you anything besides conjugation?

Taco Bell, obviously.

Anyone else notice the melody (not to mention lyrical content) for the lines "You are by far the brightest star" sounds similar to the melody in the lines "Under the stars we are, we are" in "Paris"?

Fuck it for real now, a Monicker cover of this song is just begging to be made:

Sorry, Maru. I'm with Monicker on this one. It's definitely a summer album (although if it's any consolation, "Raise Me Up" does have a fall vibe to me).

Mega dittos on hands and fingers. Eyebrows, hair, and noses? Check. Hell, eyes in general. Though I'm more into necks, cheekbones, collarbones, shoulders, and upper arms than forearms, knees, and ankles.

There's always strap-ons.

For a birdbrain, he makes a decent point. "I've got my headdress on tonight, dancing in the desert in the pale firelight..." - Lana Del RaciallyInsensitive

Thank you, Miss America! You rock, rock, rock, rock, roooooock!

MOAR Alexis Smith & Joe Henson please.