Dresden Dolls at Toad's Place tonight. I haven't seen them live since their concert at Lexington High School last April; before that, the 2002 Ig Nobels where I heard them for the first time. I remember they performed "Good Day" and "Christopher Lydon," and I had no idea who they were. Now, of course, they're one of my favorite bands: unlike anything else out there. Do yourself a favor and go hear them. Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione. Punk cabaret and painted faces. A keyboard named Weill.
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