Awesome film, awesome music

It's worth noting that this version of the song is by Stephen Malkmus (from Pavement) & The Million Dollar Bashers (featuring Sonic Youth members Lee Ranaldo and Steve Shelley, Wilco guitarist Nels Cline, Television guitarist Tom Verlaine, Dylan bassist Tony Garnier, guitarist Smokey Hormel and keyboardist John Medeski)

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Thanks for the link to that, it's one of my favorite Pavement songs. I'll toss it a promote sometime. I guess the vocalists sound kind of similar, but the singing styles are different. Malkmus uses more talking type vocals than Trautz does.

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the singer sounds a ton like steven malkmus. I'm pretty sure the Jicks are touring right now.

the singer sounds a ton like steven malkmus. I'm pretty sure the Jicks are touring right now.

this is no mistake the bush- heads knew that private war guys will do what ever they want. This was a direct way to bring hell to iraq. the british are good at making others do there dirty work for them. But the american powers will not even keep there transgressions low key . I think its kind of a test to watch and see how the american people will remain complacent. this bulldozer mentality will lead to the fall of the west. like Steve Malkmus said go-ahead " line up for the comfort age, dying age".