Each month, I buy a book of twenty stamps. I create twenty post cards. I write twenty short stories about them. I send them to twenty strangers. This is the twenty stamps project.

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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

The Blurs



The Blurs put on an amazing show that night, and much to their fans' great pleasure, performed a broad selection of tracks spanning their entire discography. The big hits that topped the charts and the obscure sleeper b-side classics that only the die hards knew the lyrics to, each wove one into another blurring the lines between one piece and the next. It was a celebration of thirty years of music that for three glorious hours flowed like a river, at times peaceful and others powerful but always beautiful to behold. A critic from the times who had never much been a big supporter of The Blurs was forced to admit in his review of the concert the next day that their music was “respectable enough if you like that sort of thing” but was nothing short of impressed with their ability to perform live and out of focus.

- Originally mailed to T. Switzer from Biloxi, Mississippi

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