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* In the "uber-indieness of the one counterbalances the corporateness of the other, all for the benefit of literature" category: the Litblog Co-Op's Fall Read This! pick, Sam Savage's FIRMIN, has made the finals of the Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Awards!
Link-Mad Monday: Post-WI edition Book Nerd 2007
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* In the "uber-indieness of the one counterbalances the corporateness of the other, all for the benefit of literature" category: the Litblog Co-Op's Fall Read This! pick, Sam Savage's FIRMIN, has made the finals of the Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Awards!
Archive 2007-02-05 Book Nerd 2007
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I gotta say, the "delivery"/feel of your show really conjures up the indieness of a real cbc production.
Episode 58: Underground Sound Eric Rosenhek 2007
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The Popguns from Brighton, doing Waiting For The Winter - and, as if to crystalize the 1980s indieness of it all, it's taped from Yorkshire TV's legendary Transmission programme.
No Rock And Roll Fun 2009
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At the end of the night the obvious indieness of the entire affair would be made apparent via 'Motorcycle Emptiness' (hurrah), 'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out' (which got pretty tired) and Bowie's 'Rock & Roll Suicide'.
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Almost every vestige of indieness has been eradicated from Razorlight's sound.
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There was not much in the way of a real economic “indieness” either—Dell and Feral House are worlds apart, of course, and even at Shortwave Grove and someone’s fanzine made with stolen office supplies were at least one and a half worlds apart.
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Ron revealed that "the transition into indieness was one of the most exciting and one of the most stressful things [he's] ever done.
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