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[Kyle Patrick Smith]

>  Apparently there was a duo called David et Jonathan, i'm assuming
>  French. They did a song calledLovers of the World Unite, apparently in
>  1966.

any relation to shoplifters of the world unite? i can't find them on
napster.

>  Lately, i've been listening to a lot of Death Cab for Cutie
 
do you know where their name comes from? 
i don't, but on "Lowell, MA" they sing about 'skyscrapers fall into the
ground' -- yet there is not one skyscraper in Lowell.  nice.

>  Weezer's swinging through London early July, for those of you who don't
>  hate them.
> 
> * a brownie point to anyone who caught that one

The Magnetic Fields.  and let's all additionally laugh at the fact that
only a Harvard band would ever think to write a song about Ferdinand de
Saussure.  and only these guys could write it well.  but they're
surprisingly not so popular yet?
kyle

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