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The Black Crowes - Sometimes Salvation (live Sho’ Nuff). One of the most underrated bands takes over the Fillmore in San Francisco for five shows before hiatus. And I almost missed it! Who’s been or going?
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Coeur de Pirate - Comme Des Enfants (Le Matos Andy Carmichael Remix). Montreal songstress plus Montreal remix
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Arcade Fire - City With No Children. Montreal monster group playing Vancouver tonight. Who’s coming? Here’s a great track off new album, The Suburbs
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The Tallest Man on Earth - Love Is All. If you missed him earlier this summer live in Vancouver, don’t make that mistake again. Tomorrow at Rickshaw Theatre. Get a free track from his upcoming EP at Pitchfork.
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Bob Dylan - A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall. A beautiful tune for a rainy Vancouver day. Well, at least it’s only raining water, and not nuclear weapons eh.
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White Christmas - Otis Redding. If Otis Redding is singing about Christmas, I could even listen to it in the sweltering summer.
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I always thought that properly learning expository writing, in high school and university, was one of the most valuable lessons of my education. But, in business, sales, marketing, and startups, you need to be able to tell a story, and this is a completely different process from making a statement and following it with carefully fleshed out facts.
Here is Ira Glass from This American Life, one of your favorite radio shows/podcasts, on how to craft a story, through building blocks (the anecdote) as a sequence of events constantly building questions (the bait), as well as the reflection (why is this important).
