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May 14, 2007

New York Times: Sex, Drugs and Updating Your Blog.

[The Hold Steady's Tad] Kubler regards fan interaction as an obligation that is cultural, almost ethical. He remembers what it was like to be a young fan himself, enraptured by the members of Led Zeppelin. “That’s all I wanted when I was a fan, right?” he said. “To have some small contact with these guys you really dug. I think I’m still that way. I’ll be, like, devastated if I never meet Jimmy Page before I die.” Indeed, for a guitarist whose arms are bedecked in tattoos and who maintains an aggressive schedule of drinking, Kubler seems genuinely touched by the shy queries he gets from teenagers.

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I read most of this article this AM and I would have to say that musicians are far more available to fans now than they used to be. We are all the richer for this.

, May 17, 2007 12:09PM

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