I want to make out with the video I love it so much:
Yo, yo, yo baby pop!
(Thanks for posting, Stereogum.)
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Nearly everyone in Brownstein’s life counseled her against starting a TV show and a band in the same year. But Brownstein now describes the decision to pursue both as “the most sane thing I’ve done in a long time.” “Portlandia” and Wild Flag are complementary, in a yin-yang way: rigid and rowdy; scripted and free. When performing music onstage, Brownstein says, the rules don’t exist. “All the parts of ourselves that need to be contained or put in check or regulated in our day-to-day lives all fall by the wayside. You can go to places that are dark or even dangerous or bizarre and hopefully find a little grace.”http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/01/magazi…
“Portlandia,” by contrast, is “a magical place where everybody goes to tyrannical lengths to let you know how good they are,” Brownstein says.
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