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The seltzer king of Pittsburgh
(08 Aug 2005 at 15:34) |
Barry Joseph, the "effervescent Jew", has a web site so singularly devoted to seltzer that he cannot let one song that mentions the drink go uncatalogued by his project. On my 13th album-a-day I have a song called "Seltzer," and so, the logical conclusion is a 15-minute interview of me about the song in his aptly named podcast, "Give Me Seltzer!"
An intriguing project...
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What an incredibly in-depth analysis! I've got to hand it to you for holding up to such seltz-o-centric scrutiny. I sure hope I'm never called upon to account for any of my AAD lyrics... |
Point is, Max, you never know.... |
Holy shit, I always thought that it was "door coat thumping". Now it makes complete sense to me now. |
"door coat thumping" - an interesting interpretation.
Any way, Thanks Tom for the awesome interview. Wasn't he great?
Barry |
Funny how your speaking voice is so much lower than your singing voice.
Plus, I liked the analysis of this song, especially the botulism origins... |
You mean like, lower in pitch? Depends on the time of day, I think. But yeah, much harder to sing that low. |
People's voices tend to be lower for a little while after waking up, do to gunk in our throats not yet jostled out or something like that. |
I thought it was just like, more relaxed vocal cords, but yeah, that was probably the first I talked to anyone that day. |
No problem, Barry! |
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