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Recorded live in Heiners Bar/Berlin.

Original podcast from mixcloud

http://the-attic.net/audio/1504/the-attic-podcast:-18.-katzele-_-malka-tuti.html

The Attic Magazine - Katzele podcast

Steve and Casey start with a slow burn, and eventually solve the world's problems by drunkenly yelling at each other.

We cover life, the universe, and everything through cheap whiskey and cheap beer.

Two Montana guys who no longer live in Montana talking the way that Montanans do.

Episode 4: A drunken conversation leads to life, the universe, and everything.

Frantix classic "My Dad's A Fuckin' Alcoholic"

My Dad's A Fuckin' Alcoholic

The Positive Song

Got my computer data back after having it gone for a few months. Finally able to upload long due songs. These ones are fairly old, but were supposed to be released a while ago. 

Hey Man, I Miss You

Batcast - 042 - AT Women ROCK pt. 1

05/31/2007: Wesley Willis - Happy Birthday !! 

Batcast - 049 - Wesley Willis

06/21/2007: Spoken word releases covering Black Power, Israel/Palestine, Conspiracy Theories, Class, US Foreign Policy, and much much more! 

Batcast - 050 - Spoken word political releases

Batcast - 051 - Luscious Mixtapes vol. 2

04/10/2006:  Jello Biafra Archival Show. 

Batcast - 011 - Jello Biafra Archive

Batcast - 066 - AT Staff Picks

Batcast - 071 - Wesley Willis Anniversary

11/24/2010: Cover songs by Alternative Tentacles bands 

Batcast - 090 - Cover songs by AT artists!

02/04/2016: The Woman of AT! Kevin None highlights AT's roster of women who shred 

Batcast - 126 - The Woman of AT! pt. 2

My first little finger picking song. Very repetitive. Quality is iffy as always. 

Nick Daily - Yet To Be Determined

Monica Lovinescu și Mircea Eliade, interviu după apariția „Istoriei credințelor...“ (Payot, 1976)

"Young People's debut album wallows in backwoods ambience, a fetishization of rural life with a kernel of the blues somewhere at its heart. But the music they cut from this atmosphere is intriguing, and inventively realized." - Pitchfork

"The greatest moments in mysteries are the seconds just before all the disparate plot strands are pulled taut. There exists in those seconds the vague taste of meaning, but it's still clouded. There is the nervous butterfly buildup to the revelation, and it's the implication that often trumps the solution itself. Young People exist in those seconds before epiphany." - Philadelphia Weekly

"Singer Katie Eastburn's hauntingly beautiful and country-tinged vocals lent an exciting uniqueness to offbeat, eccentric folk-rock tunes. It was one of the most exciting debut albums of 2002, as well as one of the best all around recordings." - Dusted

Young People's short, minimal, brutally beautiful songs draw their inspiration from ancient hymnals and confessionals and blues numbers, taken with a strong dose of Broadway. The L.A. trio played stark and aloof and downright frightening music: by equal measure inspiring, comforting, chilling.

Originally released in 2002 on KRS subsidiary 5 Rue Christine, Young People's self-titled album is now available on audio cassette.

Young People - Collection

Probably one of the songs that I was most happy with how it turned out, quality wise. 

Run Away From Myself

Piano & Vocals by Dan Byron
Music by George Gershwin
Lyrics by DuBose Heyward & Ira Gershwin
Photo by Cristian Șuțu

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