That Crazy Rap Music!: Pitchfork Transcription Review 9.7

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Pitchfork Transcription Review 9.7

In a conversation with Win Butler (Arcade Fire)...

Pitchfork: That's funny because when you guys first started doing shows for this tour, a lot of people were talking about your hair as well-- on the internet, at least. [laughs]

Where else will you read an interview transcription where the "journalist" transcribes laughing at his own remarks? [giggles]

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