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Coonstar:
I guess it doesn't really count if you talked to them after a show, unless you left and bumped into them into an entirely irrelevent spot.

Anyhow.

My friends and I today spotted Dan from Wolf Parade in a local record store, and was absolutely puzzled as to why nobody else noticed him, it being Zulu records and everything. He eventually left without us confronting him, but we bumped into him in a nearby thriftstore and had a nice short chat with him. He's really nice. I should have asked him more than one question.

E. Spaceman:
I met Interpol at a coffee shop when they came to play Mexico.

Joseph:
Coonstar, you're from Vancouver then (based on the Zulu records reference)?

  Anyway, you're definately really lucky to have seen him, I'd love to meet any of the members of Wolf Parade really.  I guess I should have journeyed down to Zulu today...

Coonstar:
Indeed we were lucky. I didn't really see it as much of a big deal at all while my friends were trying to confront him, because I didn't really have much to say to him and the only musician I really have much to say to is Billy Corgan (OMGOMG I MADE MASKS OUT OF YOUR FACE AND I WAS YOU FOR HALLOWEEEEN). My friends even asked me to talk to him first, but I was like yargh must respect privacy. How much of a dimwit am I? :P He was really nice but he didn't even really look at me, he was too busy commenting on my friend's Animal Collective shirt. He likes Animal Collective, how awesome is that? I hear that all folks of Wolf Parade are pretty friendly, 'cept for Spencer. He's the antisocial one.

Yep yep, Vancouver. I asked him where Wolf Parade is based now and he states "we're bi-coastal!" Yay, so expect more spottings then? :P


--- Quote from: E. Spaceman ---I met Interpol at a coffee shop when they came to play Mexico.
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:O Tell more! Friendly? Not friendly? Was there attire suitable to the climate?

Bastardous Bassist:
Saw Quincy Jones at a local restaurant.  The funny thing is, there were a whole bunch of jazz guys there, because it was a jam session after a concert at the college.  Not a single person went up to him, though.  He was very clearly engaged in a serious discussion with the two other people at the table.

I also helped interview Scott Travis (Racer X and Judas Priest), but I suppose that doesn't really count.

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