See You In The Pit: Where Does the Time Go?

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Where Does the Time Go?

Good God, does time fly. I'm avoiding crowds of people with tacky 2006 glasses on, here in New York, but, meanwhile, the SXSW buzz grows stronger and stronger. And where would you be without us, dear reader?

See You in the Pit will return on January 13th, with all sorts of MP3 love you've come to expect.

Those other mp3blogs ain't got nothing on us.

In the meantime go hang out at SXSW Baby and read Donewaiting's SXSW coverage.

Posted by Queen of the Front Row at 12.30.05 at 2:37 PM

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See You in the Pit is an MP3 blog exclusively featuring artists who will be playing the SXSW Music Festival, because the best way to learn about music is to hear it. This weblog will self destruct on March 22nd. You have been warned.

Queen of the Front Row is a twenty-something music fan in New York City who spends more time looking for new bands than she'd care to admit. She can usually be found watching live music in divey clubs on the Lower East Side. She loves that everybody she knows from NYC ends up in Austin for SXSW.

Little Miss Rock'n'Roll is very pissed off that the management of Emo's has repainted the ladies' loo red, masking that gloriously nasty pink paint and all that graffiti. It looks like a circle of hell now. Anyway, she'd like you to know that she's lived in Austin for nearly 12 years now and still knows all the secrets about you and that local musician you think you'd like to date.

Last Girl to the Party is always the last girl to the party...usually because she's fretting about what to wear. She has lived in Austin for 9 years, knows which bars maintain supplies of Campari and Pernod and which serve Stella Artois in those annoying goblets. She'd also like you to know that she has more shoes than Queen of the Front Row and Little Miss Rock'n'Roll combined.

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