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Neutral Milk Hotel was an American indie rock band. The band's chief lyricist and songwriter, Jeff Mangum played with a number of other musicians on the band's two full-length albums. Notable contributors to the band's oeuvre include Jeremy Barnes (drums), Scott Spillane (horns), Julian Koster (banjo/bass guitar/saw) and producer-instrumentalist Robert Schneider. Neutral Milk Hotel is a part of the Elephant Six Collective, based out of Athens, Georgia.
Neutral Milk Hotel Links
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hypem.com
Search blogs for Neutral Milk Hotel songs
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www.neutralmilkhotel.net
Neutral Milk Hotel's official website
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www.elephant6.com
The band's page at Elephant 6's website
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www.e6townhall.com
Official Neutral Milk Hotel discussion board
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www.neutralmilkhotel.org
The Carrot Flower Kingdom: Full, informative discography, most up to date information
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www.knerd.com
Sashwap: Mp3s, quicktime movies, lyrics, etc.
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www.sadtomato.net
Sadtomato: FAQ, lyrics, fan contributions, etc.
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www.opticalatlas.com
Optical Atlas: Elephant 6 Fansite with NMH content
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www.neutralmilkhotel.net
Ptolemaic Terrascope biography
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communitywalk.com
Interactive map to Neutral Milk Hotel's psycho-geography
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www.pitchforkmedia.com
Pitchfork: Jeff Mangum Interview
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www.mentalcontagion.com
Essay on Neutral Milk Hotel in Examinations Archive
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hip.net.nz
'World of Wild Beards' gig poster
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www.noripcord.com
Neutral Milk Hotel Feature at No Ripcord
Moggers' favorites by Neutral Milk Hotel
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So, thanks to a fellow Mogger I found my "one and only savior" while reading an article about Jeff Mangum, which actually wasn't in a post about him or Neutral Milk Hotel but rather about Miles Kurosky. Anyway, I'll confess, my muscial repertoire isn't too expansive; I had no idea who Mangum was (gasp). But, I'm always intrigued by that which I know nothing of and took my musical naivety to the streets, well to the Web, to look further.
Here I found, among the very album m... MORE
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I have sunburn all over and my copy of In The Aeroplane Over The Sea has been resurrected. This counts as a win.
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Have you ever had one of those moments where you're listening to a song, and the world just somehow syncs with the song you're listening to? I just had one of those moments, biking back home. It was amazing.
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So I have a friend who is fairly new to the "indie" rock scene, having listened to the genre for the last 5 years but really not delving into it until very recently. Well Saturday while we were out catching a most excellent show (more on that in the next post) he proposed a challenge for me, asking me to come up with a list of 15 to 20 must have indie rock CDs all being from different artists that really define the history of the genre but that are also a little bit more on t... MORE
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It seems to be an odd twist of fate that I recently finished reading the 33 1/3 series on "In The Aeroplane Over the Sea" by Neutral Milk Hotel and immediately came to realize that it celebrated its 10 year Anniversary on February 10th. The story of Neutral Milk Hotel is not like that of many other popular bands. At what some would consider the starting point of a successful career, the main songwriter, Jeff Mangum, walked away into the shadows of a breakdown. There was ... MORE
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2The first time I heard this track, it changed my life. My heartbeat changed. I may have stopped breathing. Few songs have ever triggered a visceral reaction in me at first listen, but this one did with ease.
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I'm reading Food & Wine at In & Out, the kid this-close next to me is scribbling a post card, addressed to Australia. It’s the Hollywood kind, a big picture of the star-walk and the sign. The kind I might send, for the irony, if I were the kind to send post cards home. If I could remember to send post cards. I want to ask him if it’s all everything he hoped; I’d like him to tell me how it feels to have gotten here just now. I want to hear about packing, and ... MORE
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So i've been thinking about this lately, and i've officially decided and declared to my friends that My Favorite Band of All Time is no longer Led Zeppelin. This has nothing whatsoever to do with Zeppie, because I love them, but more to do with my accepting that despite the fact that this band has only ever actually released two (2) albums, I love them. Adore, really, if I'm honest. Anyhow, the band that will be replacing Zeppelin as My Favorite Band of All Time is:
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I can't explain how much i love NMH . I only have one of their songs "Communist Daughter" but by that song, i love em. they're just so good! ( i also know some of their other songs, i just don't own them ) They play everything from the drums to the saw. I don't know much about them, so if anyone knows more stuff, please tell! i'd love to know. here's communist daughter... MORE
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Athens-based Neutral Milk Hotel released In the Aeroplane Over the Sea in 1998, led by chief lyricist and songwriter, Jeff Mangum. The critically acclaimed album is a widely popular recording. A spiritually motivated work, it is conceptually based on the beauty to be found in the horrific fate of Anne Frank and similarly overwhelming tragedies.
The album was highly praised by critics for its wildly inventive instrumentation, provocative and impassioned lyrics. Although i... MORE
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Athens-based Neutral Milk Hotel released In the Aeroplane Over the Sea in 1998, led by chief lyricist and songwriter, Jeff Mangum. The critically acclaimed album is a widely popular recording. A spiritually motivated work, it is conceptually based on the beauty to be found in the horrific fate of Anne Frank and similarly overwhelming tragedies.
The album was highly praised by critics for its wildly inventive instrumentation, provocative and impassioned lyrics. Although i... MORE
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2Just got back from visiting my friend/checking out UGA in Athens. I think I could picture myself living there. Nice little coffee shop. Nice little vintage store. Nice little record store with the new Ted Leo on vinyl. I guess that's one of the top things on my "wanted in a college" list. A nice little music community. And I guess Athens has just that. All this thinking of Athens reminds me of the Elephant 6. I think I'll go listen to some Of Montreal now.... MORE
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I've had a tough week. I got a bad neck sprain somehow, but the medicine I got for it was only good at night, because I couldn't get a damn thing done at work while I was taking it. So I'd come home, take some pills, and recover from a painful day. It stirred up a lot of stuff inside me, and I found myself intensely missing several people I doubt I will ever see on a regular basis again, ever. I put together a little more than two hours of music to get me through it, and... MORE
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My sister-in-law was telling me a story about a disastorous Christmas Dinner in which a mentally unstable friends father came to dinner and made a scene after a few too many drinks. Mostly it sounded like her family sat there in awkward silence as this guy tried to engage people with this statement. They obviously possesed the restraint and logic that I wouldn't have had to engauge in a conversation such as this. Besides, they live in Florida, and in my opinion, Florida is ... MORE
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Alright. Here begins the start of something new- a MOG . All of you other members of this deal should feel very special because I do not have blogs such as MySpace or Xanga and have chosen to become a member of this one. I've titled this entry, Never Enough Time because of the lack of time that I have noticed in my world. I have had so little time that I realized that I had not listened to music in weeks. That, my friends, is dangerous to the human health (sanity) and... MORE
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