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    <id type="integer">26</id>
    <title>Returning sense of smell</title>
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<p>Garbage wind.<br/>
Trash tornadoes.<br/>
Hot wafting piss in the dog run.<br/>
Crude oil.<br/>
BQE run-off.<br/>
Rush hour funk.<br/>
Platforms in Chinatown.<br/>
Park bums.  </p>

<p>Mmm&#8230; love this city.</p>    </content>
    <published-on type="datetime">2007-07-26T00:26:12Z</published-on>
    <created-on type="datetime">2007-07-26T00:26:12Z</created-on>
    <updated-on type="datetime">2007-07-26T00:26:12Z</updated-on>
  </post>
  <post>
    <id type="integer">25</id>
    <title>OK</title>
    <content>
<p>This is certainly old news, but I&#8217;m usually late to the table and the forthcoming brilliance should be dutifully shared.</p>

<p>Stereogum recently released a <a href="http://www.stereogum.com/okx/">track-for-track cover</a> of Radiohead&#8217;s <em>OK Computer</em>, with each song tackled by a different artist.  Follow the link and download it for free.</p>

<p>Enough glowing words have been written about <em>OK Computer</em>, all fully justified, so I&#8217;ll spare my own rant.  On the tribute album, however, pay especial attention to the opener and the closer &#8211; <em>Airbag</em> and <em>The Tourist</em> &#8211; two tracks that always got short shrift on my speakers, but are wonderfully redone here.</p>    </content>
    <published-on type="datetime">2007-07-17T01:00:08Z</published-on>
    <created-on type="datetime">2007-07-17T01:00:08Z</created-on>
    <updated-on type="datetime">2007-07-17T01:00:08Z</updated-on>
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