This is nothing special, but it was so bizarre I had to share it with some folks who would at least appreciate oddity.

So on the Food Network last Friday night on Rachel Ray's Inside Dish, she goes to Chicago and goes to Rick Nielson's pizza place, Piece. They also go record shopping, and show the obligatory Cheap Trick vinyl, blah, blah, blah... then during the next shot she's holding a copy of 1000 Hurts. I assumed my mind was playing tricks, but sure enough, during the next scene she has that and Mission of Burma, all on vinyl. So, so strage. Like going to Grandma's house and seeing Ween next to the stereo or something. I can only assume she asked Rick for recommendations and he gave her those as a joke, because she just seems WAY too bubbly to be into that sort of music. But I've certainly been wrong before, so anyway, there you go.

I saw Dub Narcotic Soundsystem on America's Highway Patrol (or whatever that reality cop show was called) many moons ago. Their tour van got pulled over and searched for contraband.

They were clean, by the way.

Dame Darcy was on Shipmates, one of those blind dating TV shows.


Funny.

I know what you mean. Rachel Ray bugs the daylights out of me. Who knows? Maybe she's got more ecclectic tastes than we thought.

Chris Garges
Charlotte, NC

If rachel ray owns any albums harder than Captian & Tenille, I'd eat my hat.

This isn't really "indie", but Johnny Rotten on Judge Judy was pretty cool.

you know whats ironic about indie music? There's nothing really independent about it anymore.

hip priest wrote:They were clean, by the way.

They didn't find the kiddie porn?

cursedby11 wrote:you know whats ironic about indie music? There's nothing really independent about it anymore.

How so? What do you mean?