What song, artist, or album changed your life?
KJ: Joni Mitchell's Blue; the song "California" really touches me... I mean, I read Vogue.
ST: Elliott Smith's XO, because it was the first record I bought that was made after 1979.
What's the best concert you've ever seen?
KJ: I've seen the Monkees in concert three times.
ST: This might be the result of a lack of good concerts in my life recently, but The Arcade Fire trumped anything I can think of. They covered Na?ve Melody by Talking Heads?it hit me right in the jugular.
What have you been listening to lately?
KJ: Mirah, Claudia Malibu, and Azure Ray. But more importantly, isn't anybody listening to The Microphones?
ST: Ray Charles's Modern Sounds of Country and Western, a Stax Records box set, and The Wrens' Meadowlands.
Favorite artist?
KJ: The Beatles.
ST: Savoy Truffles.
Favorite album?
KJ: You mean my favorite Michael Nesmith album? It's a draw between And The Hits Just Keep Comin'/Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash and Infinite Rider On The Big Dogma.
ST: Talking Heads' More Songs About Buildings And Food.
Favorite Beatles song?
KJ: I hate the Beatles. The only song by them is "Wild Honey Pie."
ST: I don't care if this isn't a single song; side two of Abbey Road. Who's ever listened to that broken up? I mean, together, it's maybe the greatest thing ever.
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