The last 36 seconds are a family affair for real

Oops, try this link: ericdharvey.substack.com/p/everything...

Also, will these substack essays be findable years from now? Eric, maybe pitch a fuller version of this to Ari Kelman at Reviews in American History . . .

Or use PopConference.org!

Email, please

Thanks! Streaming it now, will spread the word.

The 1970s genre, cocaine? Yes, interesting and boring.

I mean, Martha Wainwright, "B.M.F.A." and Wire, "Mannequin" are gold standard (and why the Feelies left their version of the latter off the new one is beyond me).

Sometimes, he made me feel a bit feeble, but that was okay, too, I just valued the time I got to spend with him. And when I followed him in the Duke Single Series he started, he tagged his comments on the working file Jane Dark. I will miss him so much.

A spark that made New York editors want to fan his flame, Kim Stanley Robinson pigeonhole him into Ministry for the Future. An email would become a 100 Gecs party. As you'd expect from Mr. Critical Karaoke, he had thoughts about everything: could go on about freaking Khris Middleton.

That will be explained, in so many ways, in the days to come. Poet, pop critic, Marxist, blowhard cracking himself up so you forgave.