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  1. 11-02-2004, 04:13 PM #1
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    Question O.C. & the indie Underground...

    Alright, folks.

    I was at my local HMV, today, checking out their new releases section, when out of the blue I see two "comps" that I skeptically turned over. As I read the list of artists on these comps, some familiar RR names leapt out: Death Cab for Cutie, Interpol, Modest Mouse, the Killers, the Eels, the Raveonettes, Low, et al. What's really bizarre is that these weren't RR comps or a new extended follow-up-series to the "Left of the Dial" boxed set -- these were "soundtracks" to a popular TV series called The O.C..

    What' happening to pop culture??

    Is the underground invading?? Or is there simply a music geek from RR secretly working as musical programmer for this television show?? Come on.........which one of you is it??

    Lmk & kudos,
    Bill
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