I was at the Antarctigo Vespucci/Hard Girls show at DC9 earlier this year and I had a blast! At that show I had (drunkenly) mentioned/yelled over the pa that Scrambles had changed my life. You asked if I meant in a good way. I do!
When I was turned on to the record I was moving between states, attempting to actually do something in college, and trying to find a job that wasn't serving coffee and that let me sleep regularly and still have a little bit of money and energy to see my friends. So certain tracks on this album jumped out at me. It felt good to be able to empathize with. It felt good to sing and yell and beat along with. It helped.
As a bonus it made me listen to more Bomb albums, and then seek out Laura Stevenson albums, and Lemuria, and the Ergs, and AJJ, and Cheap Girls and a whole lot more fun music in between.
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I was at the Antarctigo Vespucci/Hard Girls show at DC9 earlier this year and I had a blast! At that show I had (drunkenly) mentioned/yelled over the pa that Scrambles had changed my life. You asked if I meant in a good way. I do!
When I was turned on to the record I was moving between states, attempting to actually do something in college, and trying to find a job that wasn't serving coffee and that let me sleep regularly and still have a little bit of money and energy to see my friends. So certain tracks on this album jumped out at me. It felt good to be able to empathize with. It felt good to sing and yell and beat along with. It helped.
As a bonus it made me listen to more Bomb albums, and then seek out Laura Stevenson albums, and Lemuria, and the Ergs, and AJJ, and Cheap Girls and a whole lot more fun music in between.
So thanks! Again!
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