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When I was in college I had a 1972 Volkswagen bus. My brother and I bought it together. He was in Raleigh at NC State, and I was in Greenville at East Carolina University, and we were to switch out vehicles every month or so. He had the bus first, and it broke down on him. He refused to get it fixed so I did, and the bus became mine until I sold it two years later. It was light blue with a white top. It also had curtains, a wooden back bumper, and a dent on the side with the word OUCH spray painted over the dent. There was also a sticker on the back side window of a mushroom, and the words "Fungus is Among us" on it. The sticker was there when we bought the van. Anyway, the first time I drove it home, my mom saw that sticker and she couldn't scrape it off fast enough.
Thanks for the finds. Had things included, but my computer rebooted and caused my saved reply to be wiped out!
We've been pretty liberal about what constitutes a solo artist (e.g. Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs, Pete Townsend & Ronnie Lane). I also vaguely remember the person who suggested the category saying that McCartney wouldn't qualify. I'd just go ahead and post who you want. A music nerd slap fight on a Monday wouldn't be a bad thing.
We are 100% caught up.
Newman is the first artist alphabetically on my old, beat up iPod Classic. "There Are Maybe Ten or Twelve" is the song that plays by default whenever it turns on my accident.
I'll take a second to comment on this, as it is probably the most obscure pick I'll make. I think I mentioned her in the albums thread, as this is off her new album. Noveller (stage name for solo artist Sarah Lipstate) is 100% instrumental, mostly electric guitar. She is the single most mesmerizing artist I think I've ever seen in a live show. I don't think I've ever seen a random opener - she opened for another artist whom I won't name for spotlighting purposes as I may want to pick later - hold the crowd like she was able to, and, frankly, wildly outperform the headliner.
Always liked this song, and some chick did a slow acoustic version of it which was really pretty that I heard one time, and I've been looking for it ever since.
Stomp was on my short list for a while.
