The Dresden Dolls

i know, i know, i'm on a fucking posting frenzy today, but fuck-all i love the dresden dolls :)

When I think of a proper B-sides collection, I’m thinking bizarre shit. Shit that doesn’t fit on a “real” album. Shit that doesn’t even sound like the band that played it. Shit we don’t even get to hear anymore, not since “the single” became a term we use literally.
Where does all the weird shit go? Bands must still write them. I can’t remember the last time one of my favorite bands released a B-sides collection. Maybe Nirvana’s Incesticide? That was some weird shi... MORE

I don't know much of PANIC! at the Disco's work, but this gives me a very good impression of them. I love a little silliness, every now and again. (Who am I kidding, I love silliness almost any time!)

First show of the new year, and it was great. The show was at The Vic in Chicago, IL; so, it also meant another 5-6 hours or driving that night. I've never seen The Dresden Dolls live and wasn't sure what to expect. I was promised a crowd of interesting people, fun antics, and great music. Most of it was delivered. The night was more like a variety show than a traditional concert. It's mix of musical and theatrical acts provided for a very entertaining night. After... MORE

Dresden Doll singer Amanda Palmer is letting fans create the band's merch and and make some dough while doing it. Inspired by the many dolls crafty fans make and give to the singer at Dresden Doll shows, Palmer has started Post-War Trade, a cooperative project where fans design and make all of The Dresden Dolls merchandise and share in the profits. The idea for the venture draws its roots from a collective of professional and amateur performance artists who are part of T... MORE

A friend got me hooked on the Dresden Dolls’ “Coin-Operated Boy,” and about a month ago I finally bought _the Dresden Dolls_, the CD that song is featured on. Since I don’t like to listen to CDs from start to finish upon my first listen, I hit random on the CD player in my vehicle and listened to about 10 seconds of other songs before putting “Coin-Operated Boy” on repeat. When I pulled into the driveway (“Coin-Operated Boy” playing for the umpteenth time), I took a mome... MORE

THE DRESDEN DOLLS (USA) Formed in 2001, this musical duo from Boston, Massachusetts, consists of Amanda Palmer (vocals, piano) and Brian Viglione (drums, guitar, back-up vocals).

"Coin operated boySitting on the shelf he is just a toyBut I turn him on and he comes to lifeAutomatic joyThat is why I want a coin operated boy Made of plastic and elasticHe is rugged and long-lastingWho could ever ever ask for moreLove without complications galoreMany shapes and weights to choose fromI will never leave my bedroomI will never cry at night againWrap my arms around him and pretend.... Coin operated boyAll the other real ones that I destroyCannot hold a ... MORE

What can I say!!

14 days! I had a slight blip, last week, and smoked my emergency tobacco!! 'Twas a stressful day!! "THEY" say the first 3 days are the worst!! "THEY" are a bunch of liars!!! I'm dying for a cigarette, every hour of every day!! If I get through to March, without grinding my teeth away, I'll be well suprised!! Anyway!! Here's my favourite vid of 2006!!

DJ PIXIE WILL HAVE BRIAN FROM THE DRESDEN DOLLS LIVE ON THE AIR THIS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2007 AT 7 PM EST TIME!! SHORT NOTICE, BUT ITS GOING TO BE A KICK ASS INTERVIEW AND YOU DONT WANT TO MISS IT!! PLEASE REPOST THIS AND HELP ME GET THE WORD OUT! VISIT THE DRESDEN DOLLS HERE