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I might edit up a better journal later...but then, some people like short ones, right? Okay, here's your short one, then:

1. "Thug" is Hindi for "deceiver".

2. I like attending dog-happy-hours.

3. The answer was C.

4. The pic is Amy Linton from the Aislers Set. She makes fairly uncontemporary-sounding indie rock, she is an architectural artist for a living (the band's album covers are drawn by her), she is a multi-instrumentalist (guitar, keys, trumpet, drums), generally looks black and white even in real life, looks like a boy, and is the woman in the music industry I'm most like to get wonky with.

Hey, it was gonna be a short journal, then you had to go and ask about Amy...

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Oh, I am sooooooo stupid....

So here I am, looking at the posts of toaster, Cherry, souljacker, mulhollanddrive, going "I should go get some X, I have no X stuff," and as I was IMing toaster, I realized...

UHHH DUUHH, yes, I do.

Live From the Masque Volume 2 -- We Do What We Wanna Do. Exene is kinda ON THE COVER and there are only - S E V E N - songs by X, and the CD's label is only NAMED for one of their songs, Year One.
So sue me, man. I was fixated on Volume One with THE GERMS and The Weirdos, The Bags n Skulls....
The inside tray of Volume Two has a pic of a beautiful young lass and the text reads:

"She had to leave..."

The mysteriously elusive Farrah Fawcett-Minor, the muse about whom John Doe wrote the lyrics to "Los Angeles". Originally a fellow Floridian of Exene's who migrated to LA at the same time and a reputed participant in amazing scenes of rock & roll debauchery at Joan Jett's notorious apartment on San Vincente, a block away from The Whiskey.