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Tuesday Giggles: Yo La Tengo Version

Man, I love this song. And this band. DH informs me that Yo La Tengo is the band I need to see live next. After watching this video, I completely agree. It's to do with the awesome.

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  1. Heidi2:47 PM

    That was awesome!! You definitely need to see them. It is so cool to see them live. They are just chill and do their thing.

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  2. Aaron1:28 AM

    By Hawking's chair! This is the greatest video that ever was. This kicks the moon landing's butt. Suddenly...I have it all.

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  3. Mike11:22 AM

    So cool! What this vid doesn't show is ear-bleeding stupor of the crowd from the previous (and likely, the following) song.

    Pain has never been so fun.

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  4. Angiegirl2:04 PM

    I just keep watching it and grinning. I've almost got all the moves down...

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