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White Chalk

freels — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 18:39:57 GMT

I think this is PJ's best album since Is This Desire? Yet, the mood/tone of it has really got me depressed. Anyone else got any reaction to it?

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no more tours?

fractal_suicide — Sun, 06 Feb 2005 18:50:57 GMT

I read a few weeks ago that PJ announced that she would not be touring anymore. This is from NME online:

RID OF HER?

PJ HARVEY sensationally revealed onstage in PARIS last night (December 17) that she is quitting playing live.

The star was performing in front of 350 competition winners at Studio 287 in northern France when she announced: "This is the last show I will ever play."

The comment came in the wake of the likely last ever live show from The Libertines on the same bill.

The comment also echoes the statement made by David Bowie back in 1973 at London Hammersmith Odeon. It later transpired he was only retiring his alter-ego Ziggy Stardust.

PJ Harvey played a set featuring songs covering her entire 13-year career, including 'Victory', 'Me Jane', 'Shame' and the closing 'Meet Ze Monsta'.

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Holy crap!

stephanie — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 19:10:30 GMT

I never knew this tribe existed!

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Favourite Songs - revisted ;-)

Angela — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 10:28:10 GMT

Hey :-)
I've only just joined this tribe - but been a PJ fan for YEARS!
Anyway, seems the discussions are a bit inactive, so what do you reckon about re-igniting the 'fav song' thread??
Maybe fav song + reason?
My fav would have to still be Snake - it made such an impact on me when I first heard it. The first PJ album I heard was 4 track demos ( a friend taped it for me when I was at uni), so it was the REALLY raw version and it totally blew me away - great take on an old story - I was in love from that moment on!
Really looking forward to the next album... anybody heard anything besides Ether yet?
:-)

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New Tribe....Songwritters

The Passenger — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 05:03:25 GMT

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PJ Harvey at the Trubador

Yolanda — Sun, 01 Oct 2006 22:50:57 GMT

i met PJ harvey waitting for the bathroom at the Trubador. We were both there to c- The Coral. IShe is shy and quite nice. She was hanging out with Morrissey . It was a cool show, wish I could have asked her out for drink, she kinda looked bored.

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First DVD of PJ!!

Liz — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 18:35:11 GMT

Hi PJ Fans,
I got this email sent to me from the website mailing list, www.pjharvey.net. It's nice to get updates on what's going on with her. Check it out! -Liz

"I am a teller of tales. And I want other people to hear them..."

PJ HARVEY: FIRST EVER DVD RELEASE CONFIRMED

We are pleased to bring you exclusive news that the first ever PJ Harvey DVD
will be released by Island Records on May 1st 2006.

Titled "PJ Harvey On Tour - Please Leave Quietly" and directed by Maria
Mochnacz, it was filmed during the Uh Huh Her Tour and offers an intimate and
insightful look into a world of touring, performing and travelling.

Having finished her seventh album Uh Huh Her in the autumn of 2003, Polly took
to the road with a four-piece band. The collection of performances featured on
'PJ Harvey On Tour' charts her journey through summer festivals, to her UK and
European tour and on to the US in October 2004, creating a patchwork quilt of
sights and sounds.

Live performances taken from the tour are combined with behind-the-scenes
footage and material. Stage sets are constructed and dismantled, sound-checks
take place and recording studios are explored. PJ Harvey shares her thoughts and
feelings about the process of touring through unique video diary footage, giving
a very personal account of life on the road.

Featuring two previously unreleased tracks, Uh Huh Her and Evol, the cameras are
also on hand to capture contributions from crew members working on the tour,
giving a complete picture of the day-to-day experience of touring. Extras
include a unique 28 minute interview with Harvey which sees her share her
thoughts on writing, recording and performing.

The tracklisting, which spans Polly's career, features the following songs:

Meet Ze Monsta / Dress / Uh Huh Her / Taut / Down By The Water / It's You / Big
Exit / Harder / The Darker Days Of Me & Him / A Perfect Day A Perfect Day Elise
/ Victory / Catherine / Who The Fuck? / Evol / My Beautiful Leah / The Letter

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Gomez!!

Kelly — Tue, 02 May 2006 22:33:43 GMT

Hey everyone!!! The wonderful band GOMEZ has a new album coming out TODAY!!!- called "How We Operate" Go check it out cause I heard it and its really really good. You can go to www.gomeztheband.com to sample a few songs and look at tour dates.

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PJ Vids

Burgolf — Sat, 11 Mar 2006 15:14:42 GMT

http://www.youtube.com/results?search=PJ%20HARVEY&sort=relevance&page=1pj

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Rid of Rid of Me.....

Burgolf — Thu, 01 Dec 2005 17:15:12 GMT

I have had and am still having the weirdest phenomena swirling around Rid of Me.

Here is what happened.

I bought Rid of Me like 5+ years ago.
I lost it....wanted to listen to it...baaad.
Tore the house up...tore it up.
Gave up.

Years pass...I find it stuffed somewhere....Happy!!!
I listen to it...love it and all is well.
Then....it's gone again.
Repeat...tearing up the house....repeat giving up.

OK....
Now doing major house cleaning recently....SUPRISE....I found it!!! Awesome.....when done....I put it in a very safe place.....

Last night I am going to collect and condense my music collection....and guess what is again missing....FUKKK!

Just wanted to rant.....

Please somebody give me some cyber solace.

Burgolf

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oh my lover lyrics

Mon, 12 Sep 2005 06:28:30 GMT

where can i find em. thanks

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A Few Words on Is This Desire?

freels — Wed, 27 Jul 2005 18:12:22 GMT

This was posted on another PJ forum recently, and I thought I'd pass it along. It's taken from "The World Is Yours: Some Thoughts on Music in 1998" by Jason Anderson:

TROUBLE AND DESIRE

An album that set my world on fire in 1998 was PJ Harvey's Is This Desire?, but the reception it received was far different than those which greeted her previous albums. Alternative Press put Rid of Me in its Top 10 and Is This Desire? acts very much like its double. Like Rid of Me, it doesn't seem to be dominated by one persona, like the vampy Lotte Lenya in a red dress pictured on the sleeve of and audible in most songs on To Bring You My Love. Is This Desire? rejects overt theatricality just as Rid of Me rejected the singer-songwriter confessionals of the first album, Dry, and both do so in favour of a freeplay of identity. Now, Harvey seems a cipher again, a medium for the emotions and expressions of her characters. And like Rid of Me, Is This Desire? could be seen as having a subsidiary work filled with working, unfinished versions of songs or ideas found in the later work. Shortly after Rid of Me came Four Track Demos, which included alternate versions of Rid of Me songs except without the heavy-metal muscle. (It's possible they were recorded after the versions on the Rid of Me albums, and it's not clear which version is supposed to supersede the other, if at all.) Between To Bring You My Love and Is This Desire? came Dance Hall at Louse Point, a collaboration with longtime collaborator John Parish that seems very much like a first draft for Is This Desire?, with some similar characterizations and song structures but little of the careful texturing in the production of the later album. (The songs performed at Dance Hall at Harvey's concert in Toronto in October drew me back to that album, and my impression was that they'd only recently been "finished," although the versions on the 1996 album were more interesting than I remembered.)

This sense that competing versions of the same songs or the same albums may exist further clouds the issue of authorial presence, as does the variety of characters on the latest album (e.g., Angelene, Catherine, Joy, Dawn). On Is This Desire? and Dance Hall, as with Rid of Me and Four Track Demos, there are too many different, competing voices to easily discern where "PJ Harvey" is supposed to be.

In an age in which celebrity's public persona must be as marketable and ready to be sold along with the cultural consumable to which it is attached, it's strange to say that I really have no idea who PJ Harvey is, even though I've followed her career in the '90s fairly closely. Though she did a tiny number of intelligent but not necessarily illuminating interviews at the time of its release, Is This Desire? was not accompanied by a big, well-orchestrated publicity push to completed the package for potential consumers. (This is increasingly necessary for albums that need to open with big numbers-e.g., the media blitzes for Madonna's Ray of Light, Alanis Morissette's Former Supposed Infatuation Junkie and Smashing Pumpkins' Adore, which were identical in intensity in Toronto, lasting as long as four days a piece.) Also, there wasn't a strong, radio-ready first single-"A Perfect Day Elise" works in the context of the album, but was so far from the standard modes for female voices on modern-rock radio that its presence there was fleeting. Unlike other female acts, she did not join the Lilith Fair and capitalize on the modish salability of her gender, though there was a well-received club tour in North America with a band featuring album musicians and collaborators like Parish and Eric Drew Feldman. After nearing a breakthrough with To Bring You My Love, the album's meagre sales in England and North America was undoubtedly a disappointment to her record company Island. (They were rumoured to have rejected Is This Desire? a number of times in hopes of Harvey providing a potential hit single.)

Perhaps as a response to all these conditions and the dimming of her commercial prospects-in fact, her apparent indifference to them- critical reception was relatively cool in many circles. For instance, Spin reviewed it very favourably and kept it in a "recent recommendations" feature for a few months afterward, but did not list it on their year-end Top 20.

Though it feels likely that alt-culture historians will appraise it as a curio or a cryptic and anti-commercial folly, Is This Desire? is PJ Harvey's most sophisticated and affecting album, and her first to provide a coherent sound world. By "coherent sound world," I mean to describe a work that does not rely on a system of direct musical reference or quotation (extreme examples being Oasis and Puff Daddy) to provide context for the listener, but instead has an identifiable palette of tonal colour, rhythm and texture which to refer only to themselves in consistent if mysterious relationships. It is an original arrangement (or rearrangement) of all the tools at a musician's disposal, from production effects to choice of instruments to style of delivery, as well as the relation of song lyrics or mood to musical or production details. As you'd guess, it doesn't happen that often.

As well as a plethora of unfamiliar voices and sounds, the songs on Is This Desire? feature a variety of gestures from seemingly disparate musical genres. The album has the density of much trip-hop or electronica but few moments of beat-friendliness. It is filled with the sort of tragic figures who populate traditional folk ballads but situates them in a decidedly non-naturalistic soundscape. It is specifically concerned with the trials of female characters yet has none of the reassuring pop-feminist arguments or self-empowerment that can be heard in pop by Lilith Fair-friendly artists. (Further confounding the pop-feminist quotient on Is This Desire? is the fact that a large amount of the action takes place at a remove, with Harvey favouring a third-person perspective and neglecting to suggest a particular emotional response by the listener.) It has the intensity of much blues music but none of the primitivist posturing that many purveyors insist on. In an interesting article in The New Yorker article- interesting because the author claimed to have never known a black person who bought an album by Aretha Franklin-Hilton Als cited Harvey and several other white artists (Rickie Lee Jones and Laura Nyro among them) as being more authentic soul and blues artists than Aretha Franklin and Lauryn Hill.

What PJ Harvey does is undersell what she's doing. Considering the increasingly hysterical tone of every aspect of Western culture, that might be the bravest possible decision for an artist of her esteem.

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PJ on Uh Huh Her

freels — Wed, 01 Dec 2004 15:37:19 GMT

[this had been posted on pjharvey.net and other places, but I can't varify if its real or not]

here's a bit from Australia's Inpress magazine:

"With every work, I try and do something totally different; I really tried to do that with this record and I don't think I entirely succeeded in making something as different as I wanted to but, I wasn't trying to strike any medium between anything".

Polly on why she thinks it's unsuccessful:

"I don't think this is... I mean, I think it's flawed and there are songs on there that aren't so good. I think Cat On The Wall is a very weak song, I think that.. um.. I think that's the one that lets it down the most for me. I'm trying to think what else.. The Letter is quite a weak song."

The Letter is the most obvious track on the album, a link between Uh Huh Her and Stories From The City:

"Yeah, yeah" she agrees.
"Like I said, it's a flawed record, I think - it's not a great piece of work. I tried, you know, I try my best every time, but you don't always succeed."

"I think with this record, it got to a point where I felt.. it really did feel ready to me and I think, on reflection, I could have done something better."

"Is This Desire? is my favourite record of my own. It's the best record i've made and probably the best one I will ever make.. truly"

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Beautiful Feeling...

ericembletron — Wed, 05 Oct 2005 23:11:28 GMT

Any thoughts? affinities? comments on the song? ...
I've Loved it Lately...

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Favorite songs?

Benjamin — Tue, 14 Oct 2003 10:54:51 GMT

I like Dress, Plants and Rags, and The Dancer all very much.

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U.S. tours ever???

Amethyst-of-Baya — Tue, 22 Feb 2005 06:19:06 GMT

I rarely hear of PJ Harvey coming to the U.S., and if she does, she never comes anywhere near me (I live in Pittsburgh, PA)...PJ Harvey has been my favorite artist for years and years, but I have never seen her live! : (

Of course, please let me know anytime she's coming to the U.S.

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my inspiration...

ocelli — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 21:35:35 GMT

To instantly listen to lance grider music on-line, go to: www.purevolume.com/lancegrider

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Books on PJ

freels — Sat, 04 Dec 2004 17:54:59 GMT

Has anyone seen a copy of Blanford's PJ Harvey: Siren Rising? All the local bookstores say they are "out of stock" or on "backorder". Is it worth picking up?

Also, I found a book called Disruptive Divas at the library that has about 40 pages of psychobabble on Is This Desire? Anyone know of other books like this with talk of PJ? I'm big on psychobabble.

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my friend's movie about PJ

i_am_ninjasmurf — Wed, 18 Aug 2004 15:53:53 GMT

heya. this is an old friend of mine who i last saw after a PJ concert. i later heard that he was so smitten he flew to Paris for her next show. i just got back in touch with him and he has made a movie about our shared passion. check out what is check-out-able here: http://followingpj.com/.

NS

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Electric Factory on the 10th

mr_e_mann — Sun, 03 Oct 2004 17:16:40 GMT

who's going to this show? i CAN"T WAIT!!!!!!!!! haven't seen her in years, not since the tour for "to bring you my love"... i hate the venue (have usually seen her at the troc or tla) but god if i wouldn't kneel on glass or crawl through fire to see her play.
cheers

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portland show

Sat, 30 Oct 2004 20:40:36 GMT

oh my fucking gawd! that was the most amazing showi ever saw in my life!

at one point, she kneeled down on the stage and leaned over and told my friend and i that she loved us!

i am in love!

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i've got tickets!!!!!!!

Mon, 27 Sep 2004 21:30:59 GMT

WOOOHHOOOOOOO!!! for the october show in portland!!!!! anyone else going to that show? let's have a party!!!!

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tonight at the Wiltern!

fractal_suicide — Mon, 25 Oct 2004 19:36:40 GMT

I'm so excited! I haven't seen her live in nearly 10 years!

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hair

Wed, 20 Oct 2004 00:33:17 GMT

just out of curiousity, what does everyone think of her new do? i personally like it longer, but that's just me. she's still one sexy mama either way.

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SF Tickets?

Dirk — Mon, 11 Oct 2004 15:36:18 GMT

My wife and I need to be free from the baby for an evening of aural erotica. Does anyone have Warfield tickets?

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Dance- new b side

Tue, 05 Oct 2004 15:43:06 GMT

http://www.geocities.com/vacantskiesmusic/Dance.mp3

97 degrees coming soon...

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pj in slc

Andromeda's Sister — Tue, 28 Sep 2004 01:35:49 GMT

i never thought it would happen as long as i lived. if there happens to be anyone else going to pj in slc, let me know(besides you angelina, cuz i already know who you be goin' with).

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Set List

Jeff — Tue, 17 Aug 2004 05:17:03 GMT

I was at the show last night at the Music Box theater in Hollywood. Somehow, I was given a copy of the set list. Here it is copied verbatum, including her abbreviated song titles:

MONSTA
DRESS
THE LETTER
EVOL
LEAH
ELISE
VICTORY
BAD MOUTH
WHORE'S HUSTLE
FOUNTAIN
ME-JANE
50FT QUEENIE
BIG EXIT
DARKER DAYS
----------- (encore)
UH HUH HER
PLANTS & RAGS
CAT ON THE WALL
IS THIS DESIRE?

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First timer...

Sun, 26 Sep 2004 22:38:51 GMT

I didn't know anything about her 'till my friend took me to see her at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz about a month ago.... great show, so grungy and erotic... she's HOT!!! My bud that took me worked the show taking pics, he's supposed to send me some soon, I will post them. He also told me she will be playing the Warfield in S.F. soon, I'm hoping I can get up there.

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Lanegan's Bublegum

alandavisphoto — Mon, 20 Sep 2004 03:29:52 GMT

The Mark Lanegan Band's new album Bubblegum has 2 tracks with Polly on backing vocals... dreamy good stuff as you can imagine just in case you were interested...
-Alan

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PJ HARVEY INTERVIEW ON BBC RADIO

Stephen — Mon, 30 Aug 2004 16:35:07 GMT

HER IT IS :http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/fivelive_aod.shtml?5L_pjharvey
You need "Real Player" to use site(it's free)

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Looking for tix

Dyanna — Sat, 14 Aug 2004 19:34:21 GMT

Anyone have tix to one of Polly Jean's performances this week?
Please...it's my birthday.

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los angeles people! tonight!

trexcellent — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 23:28:07 GMT

just found out that pj harvey is playing a surprise show tonight at amoeba records in hollywood. it starts at 6! if you have the chance to read this, hurry.

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new tour dates- tickets for shows?

tedoverland — Fri, 23 Jul 2004 16:38:25 GMT

PJ sold out in San Diego in like, 30 seconds.
has anyone else had trouble getting tickets?
i'm hoping she'll do a second show in the area.
'anybody in LA have info on shows there?

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Stone- new B-side!!!

Tue, 29 Jun 2004 00:03:17 GMT

http://wrongband.free.fr/Stone.mp3

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Polly's on MTV2 this weekend

Erika — Fri, 25 Jun 2004 20:53:32 GMT

Per an email form pjharvey.net, she'll be on MTV2's Subterranean this Sunday at midnight...

If only I had cable.

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theodol

Sun, 20 Jun 2004 19:36:38 GMT

i'm posting this here, because it was inspired by "the slow drug". i'm really proud of it, personally, but i'd like yer thoughts on it.

so, here goes:

*****

she craves god like a drug who
gets her thru the day to
keep her hands steady and
folded into prayer form
she recites her credos
memorized in language
dead as parts of her heart
deep and buried meaning
would it be safe to say that
she tends to her own garden
gloved hands in the worm holes
so many strange devotions
she craves god like a drug that
keeps her heart racing
against flesh that would perish
and time so unforgiving
until the day the pieces
fall away like splinters
when memories and body
are given up to the dirt
and she is to return to
a place she has never been to
where the songs are constant
in the golden mansions
she craves god like a drug and
for it she pays plenty
a sacrifice not unlike
thirty silver pennies
each night she whispers wishes
to be carried out the window
into the starry abode
of martyred saints and angels
there a god like drugs who
captures in his ecstasy
light that bends and falters
at the weight of such a feeling
to be in the presence
of the one that made you
never stopping to think
what you could and just might do
keeps your hands folded
keeps your hands steady
keeps your hands to yourself
keeps your heart heavy

061504 caedmon | theodol

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Lollapalooza cancelled; no Polly this Summer?

Erika — Tue, 22 Jun 2004 18:49:40 GMT

The cancellation of Lollapalooza may mean I'll be waiting forever to hear her play the songs of the new album...unless I win the lottery and can fly to Europe for some of the festivals.

Bummer.

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Live PJ Concert

Tue, 15 Jun 2004 13:10:39 GMT

http://3voor12.vpro.nl/3voor12/groups/index.jsp?groups=162779

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SWELTERING HEAT

heatherbritpop — Thu, 10 Jun 2004 03:45:53 GMT

I just want you all to know that I trekked out in the sweltering heat this afternoon to get "Uh huh."

Yep. That was me, beating the crowds in times sq, to the oversized Virgin Mega store (hey, it's close to work), bumping into ditsy Jessica Simpson's sister on the way out the door (I saw her guest host some lame ass MTV show).

I got the disc. Polly Jean, you better know I love you.

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new website

Tue, 08 Jun 2004 06:30:29 GMT

looks pretty neat-o too.
includes lyrics to UHH.
check it out!

http://www.pjharvey.net/

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Downloads... www.shadesofgreg.com/music

Sun, 06 Jun 2004 18:25:16 GMT

Because I love you guys...

Peel Sessions on Mp3, various new and old live performances, and some b-sides. Check it out!

http://www.shadesofgreg.com/music

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Live Downloads

Thu, 03 Jun 2004 17:47:38 GMT

The first person to get these into good-quality mp3s get's head.

http://digilander.libero.it/igniferal/home/

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reason number 1397 to move to NYC...

Fri, 04 Jun 2004 21:05:40 GMT

http://www.gawker.com/topic/pj-harvey-at-the-knitting-factory-last-night-015604.php

dammit! anyone see it?

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article in time

Thu, 03 Jun 2004 06:12:30 GMT

there is a brilliant article in time magazine about the UHH. she is dubbed a genius.

it's about time they recognized!

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New Album! > " Uh Huh Her "

Cybornian3rdIgAtO — Thu, 27 May 2004 19:37:04 GMT

Its been four years since her last album " Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea " and the Goddess of Rock n Roll is back! I've heard a couple of tracks already and its some primo stuff from PJ, all self produced too.

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the who the fuck? video

Sun, 23 May 2004 19:10:27 GMT

completely pointless.
i liked the video for "the letter", but the second one seems a little redundant.
yes, pj dancing in her underwear is entertaining, but c'mon...haven't they got other ideas?

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Get yer leaked mp3s here...

Mon, 10 May 2004 13:32:52 GMT

http://pollyhuhuhher.free.fr/PJ%20Harvey%20-%20Uh%20Huh%20Her/ Just be sure and by the album, too...and the single.

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new album

Mon, 10 May 2004 06:37:41 GMT

i know how excited everyone is. i'm sure you'd all seen "the letter" video by now.
isn't it amazing that she did all by her self (well, for the most part)?
i believe she'll be touring with lollapalooza, though i'm not sure if she'll be with the whole tour.

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parts of new songs on kazaa

Thu, 25 Mar 2004 20:49:33 GMT

anyone heard em yet? they're not entire songs, but I hear they are faboo.

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new album info!

Mo-Ren — Mon, 29 Mar 2004 19:14:49 GMT

Hot off the press:
PJ Harvey's long-awaited new album, "Uh Hu Her," will arrive May 31 in the United Kingdom via Island, according to the Polly Jean Harvey-led group's official Web site. First single "The Letter" will be commercially released May 17 internationally. There's no word yet on a North American release date for the album or single.

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Why PJ Harvey

Benjamin — Sun, 05 Oct 2003 08:57:59 GMT

because she goes absolutely balls out (never holds back) and she's got the talent to make it sound amazing... she's like liz phair, patti smith, and nick cave and the seeds all wrapped up into one amazing rockstar!

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new dates announced

Erika — Sat, 28 Feb 2004 23:40:28 GMT

The PJ Harvey mailing list has been spitting out some European festival show dates... here's what I've received thus far.
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Things have been quiet on the Polly-front for a few months now, but we
are delighted to inform you that it looks like some live dates are on the
horizon and there's also talk of a new album this year.

P J Harvey has just confirmed a show at The Zenith in Paris on June
23rd. Tickets go on - sale tomorrow (26.2).

For more information check out http://www.fnac.com Tel: +33 892 68 36 22 and http://www.ticketnet.fr Tel: +33 892 69 70 73

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P J Harvey To Play Primavera Sound Festival In Barcelona This May

Following yesterdays announcement that PJ Harvey will perform at The
Zenith in Paris on June 23rd, we can now tell you that Polly has just
been confirmed to appear as the headline act at the Primavera Sound
Festival in Barcelona on May 29th.

Other acts on the bill that night include Primal Scream and Elbow. Tickets for the event go on-sale on February 27th. For more information check out http://www.primaverasound.com

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69th member

Sun, 22 Feb 2004 00:59:26 GMT

that's me. heehee.

pj rawks. anyone wanna trade songs?

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will's song

Sat, 21 Feb 2004 02:11:00 GMT

anyone have a link to where I can d/l this? I got the pj hookup in return...

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pj harvey

lefty — Wed, 14 Jan 2004 23:25:59 GMT

is class, sexy too!

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