Saturday, December 1, 2007
“It’s very difficult for me now to look back on that time and not feel such an intense wave of nostalgia. A lot of things were happening at that period of my life, and in Tegan’s life as well. I was in a relationship but my relationship was in great distress and it was sort of in the process of ending..." (read full article with Sara).
"I have a side project with Hunter Burgan [of AFI]. It’s really interesting to not have to write emotionally," says Tegan. "I’ve always written so emotionally and everything has always been so intense and important…very, ‘My livelihood rests on this song…Sara’s livelihood…I need to write the most powerful song ever for Tegan and Sara.’ And then I have this side project where I’m like, ‘What rhymes with harm? Arm!’ I love it. It’s so fun because I can write without inhibitions. Because I was doing that at the same time as writing The Con, I was changing hats a lot. So some of that uninhibited-free writing got into Tegan and Sara stuff, and then some of my emotional, intense, self-absorbed, narcissistic, self-loathing made its way into that side project." (read full article with Tegan)
Tegan entertains the audience while Sara figures out why her guitar isn't working.
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Sara chatting about not having her drivers license and what she would do in a case of emergency.
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Sara tells a story about a friend who made a bookshelf out of a piece of garbage.
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Sara talks about Smashing Pumpkins, her stylish bedroom at seventeen, not being smart enough to wait at at the venue to get an autograph, etc.
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