Amanda Palmer
- "Everybody Hurts" (with Cormac Bride on Stereogum Presents... DRIVE XV: A Tribute to Automatic For the People) (2007)
- Elephant Elephant (with Jason Webley as Evelyn Evelyn) (2007)[22][23]
- "Stuck with You" (with Voltaire on Ooky Spooky) (2007)
- "The Lovers" (with Meredith Yayanos) on Brainwaves (2006)
- "Life", "Eight Days of Hell" and "Witch's Web" (with …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead on So Divided) (2006)
- "Warsaw Is Khelm" (with Golem! on Fresh Off Boat) (2006)
- "Circus Freak Love Triangle" (with Hierosonic on Pornos and Razorblades) (2005)
- "Trudy" (with Ad Frank and the Fast Easy Women on In Girl Trouble) (2003)
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Bibliography
- Dresden Dolls Companion, by Amanda Palmer, eight foot music publishing, June, 2006, ISBN 157560888X ISBN 978-1575608884
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External links
Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to:
- Amanda Palmer's autobiography and blog on the Dresden Dolls website
- Amanda Palmer at MySpace
- Amanda Palmer's channel at YouTube
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Notes
- ^ "Band Tries to Make It Big Without Going Broke". interview by Chris Arnold. All Things Considered. National Public Radio. 2007-01-17. The web page also has audio and a transcript of the interview, and links to several of their songs.
- ^ Boston Phoenix review of Hotel Blanc
- ^ a b Dresden Dolls Companion, by Amanda Palmer, eight foot music publishing, June, 2006, ISBN 157560888X ISBN 978-1575608884
- ^ True Colors Tour web site.
- ^ a b Chinen, Nate; photos by Hiroyuki Ito. "Power to the People (and Some Pop Too)", The New York Times, The New York Times Company, June 20, 2007, pp. B1,B5. "A much more musical brand of theatricality animated the Dresden Dolls, a duo consisting of the pianist Amanda Palmer and the drummer Brian Viglione. Their set was a concise demonstration of cabaret-punk. Ms. Palmer, singing throatily at an electric keyboard, held her own not only on the band staple “Coin-Operated Boy” but also even amid the bombast of “War Pigs,” the Black Sabbath screed."
- ^ THE ONION CELLAR. Web site of the American Repertory Theatre. American Repertory Theatre. Retrieved on 3 Dec 2007. “Inside the small confines of the mysterious club The Onion Cellar, the internationally renowned rock duo The Dresden Dolls provides nightly entertainment while a series of stories unfold around them. As singer, songwriter, and keyboardist Amanda Palmer and drummer Brian Viglione play their songs, the Onion Cellar becomes a space where rock and roll meets cabaret with humor and humanity.” World Premiere.
- ^ On The Download editors; photo by Kelly Davidson (2005-04-20). Dresden Dolls take the ART. On The Download. The Phoenix Media/Communications Group. Retrieved on 21 Aug 2006. “The Dresden Dolls are taking the world by storm. This punk cabaret duo from Boston are incredible musicians whose smart, personal, intricate songs and mesmerizing live performance have earned them a cult following. Now don’t tell anyone, but there’s a rumor that the Dolls may be appearing at a bizarre underground club somewhere in Cambridge – an Onion Cellar, where the audience peel onions for emotional release, where you never quite know who’s sitting next to you, where your life could change forever.”
- ^ [Amanda] (May 10, 2008). fish/people/belly. The Dresden Dolls Diary. Retrieved on 10 May 2008. “the solo record got re-mastered and it's.....mind-blowing. it's so good. it's sooooooo gooooooooooooooooooooooood. so i feel safe in a deep way. because as long as the record is amazing then i can fuck everything else up and it's technically ok. it will be released september 16th. that is now like christmas day for me. it is four months away. that seems long.”
- ^ Dresden Doll Preps Solo Debut. spin.com music for life. spin.com (April 25, 2007). Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “The Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer chats with SPIN.com about her forthcoming solo effort.”
- ^ Palmer, Amanda (April 01, 2007). here to dispel.. Speculation: Solo Album Title. The Dresden Dolls. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “... i am recording the solo album....in nashville, at ben folds' studio, with ben, who is producing the record and playing on it.”
- ^ Live show review of Amanda Palmer with Estradasphere @ 608 Club in Ballard by Three Imaginary Girls
- ^ Estradasphere touring with Amanda Palmer
- ^ Amanda Palmer - Alternative / Rock / Other. myspace.com. Retrieved on 20 Dec 2007. “Amanda Palmer has 53265 friends.” This friend count is as of the access date, and is the number of distinct myspace accounts that have asked for regular bulletins from the artist.
- ^ Interview: Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer. 247Gay.com. GayWired.com (17 July 2006). Retrieved on 7 Dec 2007. “I figured out that I was bisexual when I was a teenager.”
- ^ Bendix, Trish. "Getting Real With Amanda Palmer", After Ellen, logonline.com, July 18, 2007, p. 1.
- ^ Bendix, Trish. "Getting Real With Amanda Palmer", After Ellen, logonline.com, July 18, 2007, p. 2.
- ^ Spinner Staff; [hoto by Sarah Komar, WireImage (15 July 2007). Women Who Rock Right Now: No. 6. Spinner. Spinner.com. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “Who: Amanda Palmer Birthplace: Lexington, Mass. Sound: Cabaret punk Palmer -- one-half of Boston's Brechtian punk cabaret duo the Dresden Dolls -- ain't no damsel in distress. The former street artist chokeholds her demons, teetering between sinister screeches and whimsical whispers of alcohol, self-mutilation and sexual exploration, while discordantly pummeling the piano -- stocking-clad legs akimbo -- in a sultry, sinful self-deprecation exorcism.”
- ^ Christopher Muther (2006). Boston's Stylish 25. Boston Globe. The New York Times Company. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “Dresden Dolls lead singer Amanda Palmer, quite literally, has a rockstar wardrobe.”
- ^ Mike Errico (December 2006). Hottest Women of…Rock!. Blender.com. Dennis Digital, Inc.. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “Amanda Palmer - The pianist and singer of Brechtian Boston duo Dresden Dolls mashes up punk rock and cabaret, sings about transsexuals and explores the elaborate deceptions that alcoholics commit daily.”
- ^ Half Jack. Amanda Palmer. Bestuff. bestuff.com. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “In the 2005 WFNX /Boston Phoenix Best Music Poll, Palmer won Best Female Vocalist.”
- ^ The Dresden Dolls. ThoughtWorthy Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 7 Dec 2007. “In the 2005 WFNX/Boston Phoenix Best Music Poll The Dresden Dolls won Best Local Act and Best Local Album. Amanda Palmer also won Best Female Vocalist.”
- ^ Evelyn Evelyn (2007). Elephant Elephant. Eleven Records. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007. “About a year ago Amanda Palmer of The Dresden Dolls and Jason Webley received Myspace messages from the most unusual profile either of them had ever seen - conjoined twin sisters, both named Evelyn. Intrigued and charmed, they began corresponding with the twins hoping to lure them into the studio. The result is an EP that sounds like something the Andrews Sisters might have recorded if they had grown up in the circus listening to new wave music.”
- ^ Evelyn Evelyn (2007). Evelyn Evelyn. Retrieved on 8 Dec 2007.
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