juliana hatfield hates the hills

and yet she watches them. i know how she feels. it's a (insert bill walton voice) terrible show (/bwv) and yet i've watched several episodes. hatfield, a musician who has been releasing albums and selling them for hecka cheap via the internet for years realizes that she's stuck in a strange bind: if you really want to sell albums you've got to be on mtv in one of it's many forms. yet, to be a part of that beast kills you, eats at you, and contributes to the downfall of our culture. okay, mtv's not that bad, but you see what i mean, right?

read some more, if you like, over @ stereogum, who has a link to hatfield's myspace blog and you can even check out some of her new music there, too.

neil diamond's checking out, red lobster here i come

saw this skit from an old snl over @ stereogum. cracked me up, thought i'd share.

ten years of ok computer

go here . download the tracks. that is, if you like radiohead's ok computer.

thank you stereogum. thank you.

free and freaky

the stooges have a new song

*i saw this on stereogum