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Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Jonathan Coulton & John Hodgman in Massachusetts


Our pal John Hodgman points us to this program, headed by his compatriot Jonathan Coulton, whose music has been heard on The Sound of Young America upwards of two times, and is very funny. It is in a place called "Montague, MA."

JONATHAN COULTON WILL PLAY GUITAR NEXT TO A LOUD RIVER

The Montague Bookmill/Lady Killigrew.
Sat., Aug. 19, 8 PM
FREE

Local author and impresario John Hodgman will soon leave the Pioneer Valley area after a summer of residency and internet-theft at the Lady Killigrew Cafe and the Montague Bookmill of Montague, MA.

But before he goes, he wishes to introduce the western counties to the song stylings of JONATHAN COULTON in a night of SONGS ABOUT ZOMBIES, MATH, AND FEELINGS.

JONATHAN COULTON, in addition to his masthead position of "Contributing Troubadour" at Popular Science magazine (absolutely true), is featured prominently on the audio edition of Hodgman's bestselling book THE AREAS OF MY EXPERTISE, and his many many songs (A NEW ONE EVERY WEEK!), including "Mandlebrot Set," "Re: Your Brains," and "Baby Got Back", have been heard on PODCASTS THROUGHOUT THE LAND.

Hodgman will introduce Coulton, and following the show, he will guest-bar tend at the Lady Killigrew while Coutlton will sit at the bar and guest-drink. EVEN IF YOU LOATHE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, COME WATCH THIS STRANGE BIT OF THEATER DEVOLVE TO ITS INEVITABLE, TRAGIC CONCLUSION!

Both will sign books and CDs and discuss TOPICS OF INTEREST.

Three copies each of Hodgman's as-yet-unreleased PAPERBACK and AUDIO EDITION of his book will be given FREE to the first six people to purchase Coulton materials.

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2 Comments:

Anonymous Josh said...

John Hodgman is a PC.

August 15, 2006 12:06 PM  
Anonymous Allison said...

Hodgman and Coulton are two of my favorites in their respective fields.

I just realized- I'm currently at my grandparents' house, which is near Boston. I wonder if Montague is nearby? (Also, since this is not my own computer, I have to go find the url for my last.fm to put it as my web page like I usually do.)

August 15, 2006 11:39 PM  

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