Thank you Benny!

I'm Sarah. My myspace picture is currently a Simpsonization of myself.

Next question; favorite of the following songs which seem to be a little different than the rest of Soul Asylum's style/genres (at least in my opinion): Everybody Loves a Winner (on Runaway Train single), Marionette, P-9, or Twiddly Dee I never thought Marionette was that different, and I also thou...

I'll also give a nod to Freak Accident.

Even my sister Erin, who's not a fan but heard the song many times in my car thanks to bootlegs, was surprised it never made the latest cd. Her exact words were, "that song was actually good." I think she meant that nicely...sort of...

Well, I've personally asked Dave a number of different times over the past 6 years to play Easy Street and how amazing it would be if they did. But in my heart I know that no other song could bring about the eargasm that FREAKS played live would be for me. Even writing "Easy Street" on a piece of p...

Well, I sent a message...hopefully it's not too late considering I missed this post yesterday!

PB gets it for "can you tell your troubles to some one who won't laugh at you?"

I wish I could give Directions a nod too, I would play it often in the months before graduation, when I felt lost and in need of direction.

In June of 1993, I saw the Runaway Train video. Seeing missing kids and a stolen baby really freaked me out, and I ran to hug my then-6-year-old sisters (yes, those same twins who have joined me at a few shows in the last few years). I told my best friend about this really scary video with a weird l...

A few years ago I found a Clam Dip cover poster in a pile of posters at a record store. This pile was going to be tossed, so the clerk said I could take whatever posters I wanted. The Clam Dip poster was slightly torn, but not too bad. I put it up on my wall when I was a grad student. It was often a...

Did anyone actually go to this or find any write up? I'm curious to know if the guys actually did dress up.

I picked up "The Replacements: All Over but the Shouting, An Oral History" today. I'm not sure when I'll sit down and really read the whole thing. But I've flipped through, and there are a number of comments about the Mats from SA's Dan Murphy, as well as tidbits about the overall Mpls music scene. ...