[hipster_bebop_junkie]

Bumper.

After posting so many links, i'll be kinda feeling like a spambot .

• Here's the history behind the album's cover:
  http://www.facebook.com/note.php?not...28719&comments
  
  
• Alan Sparhawk performing solo at Sans Pile Session. Set-list consisted of "Try To Sleep", "Nightingale", "Witches", "Cool Rasta (The Heptones cover)", and "Nothing But Heart":
  http://www.magicrpm.com/videos/sans%...20session/low/
  
  
• Alan performing "Witches" and "Something's Turning Over" for muzu.tv:
  http://www.muzu.tv/thefly/low-low-wi...c-video/939301
  
  
• Belgian documentary on Low by cobra.be, including bits of "Dinosaur Act", Mimi's wonderful cover of The Bee Gee's "I Started A Joke", and "Dragonfly". I have the impression that i've seen that footage before, probably on the "Murderer", or "Live In Europe" DVDs. Also includes an interview with Alan, he talks about family, faith, and artistic motivation behind "C'mon". Then he performs an amazing acoustic version of "Try To Sleep". Again, if someone can give me a clue on how to download this, i'd be forever grateful:
  http://www.cobra.be/cm/cobra/cobra-m...uziek/1.995476
  
  
• Live session at the Alternate Side. Youtube videos embedded, and an interview with Alan and Mimi, whom the reporter refers to as Molly, for a long part of the interview. What the fuck?
  http://thealternateside.org/110502/tas_session_low
  
  
• Another Alan Sparhawk solo session, performing "Try To Sleep", "Witches", and "Nightingale":
  http://www.stubru.be/programmas/intomusic/lowakoestisch
  
  
• Review and pictures of Low's show at The Paramount Theatre, in Boston on April 29, 2011:
  http://www.melophobe.com/concert-rev...tre-boston-ma/
  
  
• And finally, acidjack's recording of Low's performance at The Bowery Ballroom in New York City on April 27, 2011 is now available for download both in MP3 and FLAC format at nyctaper.com:
  http://www.nyctaper.com/

I wonder if i'll get saturated with this album.