If you're visiting this blog after May 2017, it's probably because of Lizzy Goodman's incredible oral history about the New York City music scene from 2001-2011 called Meet Me In The Bathroom. If you want to get a quasi-real-time experience of that time please start from day one.
If you've found yourself on this blog for whatever other reason that may exist, please check out Lizzy's book.
I wrote a feature about her and the 600+ page book for the New York Observer.
Visit me on Twitter.
Visit me on Instagram.
Visit me on Facebook (personal / "profesh").
Thank you, that is all.
If you've found yourself on this blog for whatever other reason that may exist, please check out Lizzy's book.
I wrote a feature about her and the 600+ page book for the New York Observer.
Visit me on Twitter.
Visit me on Instagram.
Visit me on Facebook (personal / "profesh").
Thank you, that is all.
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That oral history is such a compelling way to relive a defining era of the NYC music scene—it really pulls you into the energy of those years. Exploring it from day one feels immersive, especially with a thoughtful read and a cup of arabica coffee Dubai.
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