that song is a bore.

The Dresden Dolls gig I went to in 2006 was one of the best shows I've ever been to. I don't even love the Dolls (I do like them), but they put on a phenomenal show. The show was released on DVD too which is pretty cool, you can totally see the back of my head in one of the crowd shots

I just bought tickets to see Amanda solo with just her and the piano in October, I'm intrigued as it'll be so very different to the spectacular they put on as a band.

after hearing this song, i am pretty excited about her solo project. also, No Virginia is a really good album especially for bsides. most of the songs on it are much better than half the songs off Yes, Virginia.

^ It's a very good collection of b-sides, but I don't consider it an "album" in that it just isn't cohesive. It doesn't even flow as well as a proper mix should, but the new songs and b-sides (even though only one was in the literal sense a b-side) are good quality. I think it is a fans album and not one for beginners. I haven't listened to it since the first week I got it.

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