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Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Dino Porno #3: The Haves Have It


Portia, Dustin, and Jenn of The Haves Have It

After months upon months of Dinosaur in Trouble drooling over The Haves Have It, I am pleased to announce that I can finally share them with you! Yeah, that’s right; The Haves Have It have just completed recording their debut EP, and the cunning spies at Dinosaur in Trouble have slyly acquired a copy (just don’t ask how we did it). I’m guessing that the 7-song EP will be available to the general public by the time of their all-ages show at the Triple Rock on January 22. I know it’s nearly impossible to wait that long, but before you do anything rash, I recommend downloading this lovely mp3 – it should be enough to hold you over until the show.

The song I chose for Dino Porno #3 is a biting observation of the winning qualities that make the American Dream so American: ambition blended with apathy, decadence mixed with ignorance, arrogance unified with insecurity – inspired by a progressive organizer’s first-hand experiences in...my suburban hometown!

FREE MP3 DOWNLOAD:
The Haves Have It - Burnsville

Archives:
The Haves Have It @ Club Underground: December 14, 2005
The Haves Have It @ The Triple Rock: September 15, 2005
The Haves Have It @ The Triple Rock: August 12, 2005
The Haves Have It @ The 7th Street Entry: July 9, 2005
The Haves Have It @ house party: May 21, 2005

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

I've always wondered about Portia's (The Haves Have It) "Blue Guitar". Has it been to the real Burnsville?

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Sexiest Concerts of 2005


The legendary 7th Street Entry

No offense to Dinosaur in Trouble, but reviewing concerts is absolutely absurd. Critiquing a live performance is nothing like critiquing an album. Recorded works afford the possibility of consistent repeated listens and the “give-it-some-time-it-will-grow-on-you” phenomenon. Concerts, on the other hand, have only one chance to impress, and that one chance is riddled with thousands of variables. Unfortunately for the musician, many of the major variables affecting a concertgoer’s perception lie completely within the concertgoer. The success of a concert is often completely dependent on the spectator’s mood, memory, and personal taste, making concert reviews perhaps the most subjective realm of music journalism.

That being said, I would now like to present a top-ten list of my favorite concerts of 2005. Notice I said favorite concerts, not best concerts. I can’t claim that I have to ability to determine the best concerts of the year. These are simply the concerts that “hit the spot” and left me with no regrets when I woke up the next morning tired as hell.

1. The Decemberists
First Avenue: October 21, 2005


2. Why? / Fog / Thee More Shallows
Cedar Cultural Center: October 15, 2005


3. Menomena / Pit er Pat
7th Street Entry: March 3, 2005


4. Arcade Fire / Wolf Parade
First Avenue: September 29, 2005

5. The Haves Have It
7th Street Entry: July 9, 2005


6. Architecture in Helsinki
Turf Club: June 3, 2005


7. Caribou
400 Bar: June 5


8. Xiu Xiu
Triple Rock: March 26, 2005


9. Sufjan Stevens
First Avenue: September 18, 2005


10. Phosphorescent
Turf Club: September 21, 2005

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