Caribou, March 29, Johnny Brenda's

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Caribou, March 29, Johnny Brenda's

POSTED: Monday, March 31, 2008, 8:16 AM

Filed Under: Music Last Night

John Vettese

"This place reminds me of Blackburn, Lancashire."

The following thoughts may or may not have been going through the mind of Caribou bassist Andy Lloyd as the LED pierced his retinas on Saturday evening.

John Vettese

"I grew up with that lampshade, man."

John Vettese

"Son of a bitch, there's a cold snap."

John Vettese

"Zelda looks lonely."

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"Your face, it has no place."

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