I like The Dresden Dolls.

[RevolutionaryActs]

Do you? :)

[MessiahRp]

1. They're pretty cool

I was hoping to see them play support for NIN on tour but the tickets sold out on ticketmaster.com in less than 3 minutes so I'm SOL I guess. :-(

NIN is my musical passion so here's to hoping they come back around in the Fall.

Rp

[RevolutionaryActs]

2. Whoa, that sounds like good concert.

I'm sorry it sold out. That sucks. :(

[Susang]

3. Yes, I do

I've had their cd for ages now. Can never seem to make it to their shows, though. Bad timing sucks. :-(

[RevolutionaryActs]

4. I just found them not that long ago.

But they rock. :D

[Susang]

5. Check out The Hidden Cameras

They also rock and I actually got to see them. :D

[RevolutionaryActs]

6. Oh! I shall!

Thanks for the recommendation! :D

[Bok_Tukalo]

7. Never heard of them. I like this book though.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0285635476/qid=1112915791/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/002-6909261-2136033?v=glance&s=books


A review. I found the last sentence rather funny (in a dark way):

"In this compelling narrative, Alexander McKee examines motive, morality, and responsibility in the horrible Allied raid on Dresden, Germany. Undefended and without strategic significance, this historic city sheltered a million people, half of them refugees. On Feb. 13-15, 1945, 1,300 British & American aircrafts dropped 5000 tons of incendiary and high-explosive bombs, destroying Dresden and causing a 3000F firestorm. Between 35,000 & 100,000 people died, among them American, British, & Russian prisoners of war. Survivors' accounts capture the hope and courage that transcended the horror of the raid. In analyzing the rationale & planning behind the raid, McKee dissects the leadership egos, command rivalries, & hidden agendas that insidiously promoted terror bombing as a British policy - a policy later shared by her American ally. And in demonstrating that the Dresden raid's permanent moral cost greatly exceeded its temporary military benefits, he gives contemporary military strategists powerful reasons for restraint."

[huskerlaw]

8. Love them!

I'm addicted to Coin-Operated Boy and The Jeep Song.