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- Address:
43 East 20th St.
New York, NY 10003Neighborhood:
Gramercy / Flatiron
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.elannyc.com/
- Phone: (646) 682-7105
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11.30pm - 3.00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
Thursday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays: 11.00am - 3.00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, French, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from élan
élan is a new restaurant by Chef David Waltuck and George Stinson. The menu is the evolution of David Waltuck's groundbreaking cuisine that elevated and sustained Chanterelle as an award-winning restaurant for 30 years. élan emanates an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and full of energy; the service is gracious and smart, yet informal. The restaurant features a spacious front room for cocktails and light fare, a 12-seat bar, and a 44-seat dining room. Casual diners and those seeking more elaborate or special-occasion experiences will be equally welcome. Dinner is served 7 days a week, lunch is served 5 days a week, and David's take on weekend brunch is served Saturday and Sunday.Continued
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260 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (192)special occasion (99)neighborhood gem (96)hot spot (59)romantic (53)notable wine list (52)great for brunch (21)good for groups (18)great for lunch (15)vibrant bar scene (13)late-night find (5)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/28/2014i had cold air blowing down on me drectly, whch the very polite waiter promised to fix, but it actually got wose. As I was alone I just movd across th table. The watermelon gazpacho was remarkable, and the striped bss inred wine sauce was tasty, but I found the dessert quit miniature compared to the price. Those who knew Chanterelle wll be disappointd, those who did not wll probably find the restaurant better.
- DrBobVIPDined on 9/28/2014Given the past performance of the Chef, I may have set my level of expectation too high. This was overpriced, mediocre food that was so bad we could not wait to leave. After apologizing to my dining companions, I thought to myself that I should have gone to a diner where you get better food and better selection at a fair price. Don't waste your time or money here.
- Welcome back Chef!OmnivoreVIPDined on 9/27/2014A wonderful new option! Great to have David's food again. Serious food in a casual space. Fall menu updates are excellent. Strongly recommend!Special Features:
- nice but awkward bruncherikabDined on 9/27/2014went for a late brunch, delicious food, but awkward setting, not a vibrant brunch scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- coolnanaVIPDined on 9/25/2014Some interesting food in a very nice atmosphere. Staff a bit raw but am sure that will improve.
- DisappointingJSNYCVIPDined on 9/24/2014After stingy pours of a martini and a glass of champagne, we then experienced a strong up-sell by the sommelier on a $105 bottle of Riesling when there were four other options at about half that price. Vegetables a la grecque were ice-cold and had to be sent back. At the correct temperature they were meh. A special of stuffed squash blossoms were mushy and bland. The seafood sausage was uneven-some bites good, some almost tasteless. Entrees of duck and duck burger (a special) were good, but the duck came with no veggies (just two small potato filled egg rolls) and the burger was $30(!) including hash-browns and an egg. Stone fruit sundae for dessert was ok. $325 for two including tip--at that price point, quality needs much improvement.
- worth the waitjeffgtiVIPDined on 9/24/2014i had been trying to make a reservation at elan since it opened. i am so glad i was persistent. we were a group of for and everyone loved what they ordered. there was a very nice varied wine list without being so many pages that one would be overwhelmed. we will definitley go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AT LASTdarcysingsVIPDined on 9/23/2014if you ever had special occasion dinners at 'chanterelle'...or just loved going there....(as i did for many years) david waltuck, chef and owner of chanterelle is back...and he does not disappoint....all is in order.....the food , the atmosphere, the staff.... and, with an active husband in a wheelchair....it is all accessible!! this is huge.... so go and support this spot!Special Features:
- Repeat visitpaulVIPDined on 9/23/2014My 1st time at the restaurant last week was remarkable. I was unfortunately disappointed this time. Everything was a little bit off.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waltuck Strikes Againmaven1VIPDined on 9/17/2014There were 4 of us. We started with the foie gras lollipops--we shared two. They were very rich and delicious. Home baked soft pretzels with mustard butter were delicious. Next we had the pot stickers and the seafood sausage. We were comped with the zucchini blossom. Superb. I had the sweetbreads. The rest ordered lamb, duck and salmon. All were excellent. Huge order of sweet and sour eggplant. Lastly--a blackberry-blueberry tart with corn ice cream. Yum. A lovely dinner and fairly priced.Special Features:
- Awesome experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 9/16/2014Loved the food, enjoyed the night. Credit our server with awesome suggestions in entrees & wine pairings, and not too overbearing. Popped in for a casual dinner with the husband, and we both left with our expectations exceeded.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CasualDinerVIPDined on 9/15/2014Nice room, service and ambiance but the food didn't stand up to the setting. The special Kung Pao chicken was dried out and tasteless. Other choices were better.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/14/2014Nice ambience, lighting, service. Food presentation was lovely but food varied from very good to uninteresting-- not ethereal- this is not Chanterelle version 2
- NicknameVIPDined on 9/14/2014My second visit to elan. First visit, I liked it, my wife didn't. This time we both had good meals. Chef Waltuck's new restaurant is more casual than his older, posh Chantarelle, and the food is less stunning. But elan is very good nonetheless. Some dishes are imaginative, some are less challenging for timid palates. But all in all, the restaurant is a good one. Because it's not quite wonderful enough to justify traveling any distance for a dinner, I'm glad to have it in my neighborhood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good diningFaceandsubtleVIPDined on 9/14/2014Delightfully low key and attentive service, delicious food, and an intriguing wine list (not gigantic, but full of interest)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best food NYC!!! Hands downMushroomsDined on 9/14/2014This was my first stop in NYC , couldn't wait to try a new twist on some old favorites. Service was fantastic and as the restaurant filled with guest the charm really came alive. Enough said .... Go and try it!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining at it's best!2dineforVIPDined on 9/13/2014From the moment you walk into Elan you know that your dining experience will be exceptional. The staff is both friendly and professional, the decor modern and inviting. The menu was creative and the food delivered on all accounts - there wan't an appetizer or entree among us that disappointed. Truly outstanding experience from beginning to end!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- More casual than ChanterelleReviewerVIPDined on 9/13/2014No tablecloths or giant florals. Waitstaff in black or blue, not white. Tables closer. No Roger Dagorn or Karen. And the night is a lot cheaper. Menu has many links to Chanterelle, although everything is more casual. It tries to capture how New Yorkers eat in the 21st century. He's not trying to be 3/4 stars anymore. More like 1-2. That's a choice not a shortfall. He's won a much younger crowd. And the place is packed.Special Features:
- Long-awaited returnEmteeareVIPDined on 9/12/2014We've been waiting five years since Chanterelle closed, and the waiting was worth it. Completely different ambience, but the quality of attention and that of the cuisine are splendid. It is a welcome return.Special Features:
- Delighted!StarredVIPDined on 9/11/2014I live in the neighborhood so was eager to try this new restaurant. It took awhile to get a reservation but was able to snag one for my birthday (9/11) at 9:30pm. This is normally a bit late for me but I was so happy to have gone. EVERYTHING about the restaurant exceeded my expectations...surprise excellence! Will definitely return and hopefully it will not continue to be so difficult to get a reservation. Thanks for the eve!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- for those who miss chamterelleajajajVIPDined on 9/9/2014welcome navl Daid. tje el;ehamve is gpnme not the fopd is still sjpern. Wosh Laremnnwere tjere, nut ebeytjing else was sipern.Special Features:
- Interesting, but still developingddavidVIPDined on 9/9/2014I ate many times at Waltuck's prior restaurant and also at Veritas, whose space élan occupies. This is an interesting contrast. The food is very interest, but uneven. Some dishes soar and other dishes flop. The service is excellent. The real question is what it will be when it grows up.Special Features:
- disappointingIZ817VIPDined on 9/9/2014we started with the sea urchin guacamole that had gotten raves online but found it lacking vs. traditional guac. we also had the duck - meh! the seafood sausage was outstanding. what really got the experience off badly however was the waiter - he was overly familiar, insisted that he select our cocktails even when we asked to see the cocktail menu. after that kerfuffle, he became increasingly rude. we heard the people at the next table complain to the manager about the waiter also. we may perhaps have enjoyed the restaurant more if we had a different waiter. we will not be back.
- If you were missing Chanterelle...OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/7/2014We recently ate brunch at Elan and it was wonderful. The seafood sausage appetizer is amazing and the sea urchin guacamole with tarot root chips is yummy. Indulge in the buttermilk pancakes with bourbon maple syrup and creme fraiche, it is worth every delicious bite!!! The buttermilk biscuits are fluffy and so tasty they are hard to resist. We are planning a return trip for dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elan:great food, relaxed atmospheremickymouseDined on 9/7/2014Great food; attentive wait staff; 6 people went for brunch, not one complaint among them (a first!), just praise for the food, ambiance, and staff.Special Features:
- Uninteresting, Pretentious, priceychelsea123Dined on 9/4/2014Was thoroughly disappointed by the restaurant. The food was pretentious, too salty, not interesting. Pretzel bread was just stupid and heavy. Overbearing staff, wouldn't leave us alone, pushy. Should have gone to Gramercy Tavern across the street - that is a solidly good restaurant. Overpriced for what is served. Will NEVER go again. I can't believe that this is the Chanterelle people. That was a wonderful restaurant and inventive. Regret going.
- Such a great experienceRarelydoneVIPDined on 9/4/2014From the time you first walk in, the staff is very professional and attentive. Once seated the mastery of the chefs creations take control of the rest of your experience. I will certainly be heading back to try more food off of their menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- we loved ElanChelseaVIPDined on 9/2/2014Everything was just perfect, including the prices, which were amazing for quality of food. Service couldn't have been better. Wonderfully small, but very inclusive menu, and great specials.Special Features:
- BrilliantjptulsaVIPDined on 9/1/2014What a marvelous neighborhood addition. Although smaller and quieter Elan is a perfect companion to its across the street neighbor Gramercy Tavern.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingannieDined on 8/27/2014We had to wait 30 minutes for our drinks and the restaurant was half empty. Wait service tried to make up for the incompetency at the bar. Food was not what one would expect from a chef of David Watlucks talents. Simply fair.
- Completely underwhelming.Neighborhoodiner1VIPDined on 8/26/2014Despite chef's pedigree, menu items fall into two categories: pedestrian (salad with yogurt) or pretentious (fois gras pops). Presentation is sloppy at every course. Two tiny pretzel rolls were offered to entire table with a glob of mustard butter beside them on a plate. Fish was overcooked and dry and served on big grey mound of inedible risotto. Service is glaringly bad. Our waiter answered our questions with sarcasm and disdain. Do not waste your time or money here. A disaster.
- Cheers for David WaltuckCasaLVIPDined on 8/26/2014Chanterelle was our favorite restaurant for many years, so we were excited to taste David Waltuck's cuisine once again. We were not disappointed. Everything our party of three had was delicious. In particular the zucchini blossoms were the best I have ever tasted; the unusual guacamole with sea urchin roe was brilliant, as was my smoked seared salmon. Although the dining room atmosphere doesn't begin to compare with Chanterelle, we were very happy to be able to enjoy David's cooking once again, and hope to return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elan Hits the Mark!diniVIPDined on 8/25/2014Elan is pure perfection! Everything they do from the greeting at the door to the fabulous, exquisitely prepared food and outstanding service, is sublime and reflects attention to detail. A true culinary feast awaits you here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding!HappyDinerDined on 8/23/2014arrived a few minutes early for our reservation and decided to have a drink at the serene bar. Wonderful cocktail (Martinez) for me, and excellent selection of wines for my wife. At table, service was relaxed and outstanding throughout, and server was really helpful with menu choices. Started with a couple of foie gras "lollipops", seafood sausage, and a summer salad (the Salad Expert says this was the best salad she's had in years!); main courses were more wine, another Martinez, a lamb preparation and a very rich burger! Alas, no room for dessert. Nice to see that David Waltuck not only has returned, but is at the top of his game!Special Features:
- elanromantic elanMargaretVIPDined on 8/22/2014Wonderful venue, more casual than Chanterelle and lovely! Desserts alone are worth reserving a table. The sommelier chose a perfect red wine!Special Features:
- Nice return for Waltuck!SkipBuzzVIPDined on 8/21/2014Loved Waltuck at Chanterelle.....like him even better at a this "casual" venue.....no pretentions!!!! Small but smartly spiffed out restaurant. Cocktails are innovative efforts on classics...very good. Zucchini blossoms and Tomato/Watermelon gazpacho w/ lobster and pancetta were outstanding as were the duck mixed grill and mackerel entrees. Wine list nicely varied and well priced. Desserts are very good. Highly recommended. Place gets full but sound level OK. Service is way below Chanterelle level but with time I think this will get corrected.....not bad but rather sloppy and too casual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/20/2014The service was excellent and most of the food was great. A few dishes were on the bland side but everything was wonderful.
- Did not disappointLas1028VIPDined on 8/19/2014My expectations were high and they certainly were met. The food was delicious, with subdued inventive twists and flavor profiles. My only complaint is that the entrée did take longer to arrive than it should have at this caliber of a restaurant. Otherwise, the staff was extremely friendly and helpful.Special Features:
- wonderful food, quiet eleganceDougRVIPDined on 8/19/2014It's always nice to receive a warm & friendly welcome. I had skipped lunch to go early (at 5:30 opening) to Elan to try the now famous Duck & Foie Gras burger. I wasn't disappointed. It was a delight of layered flavors in one burger & the crunchy roasted potatoes were a perfect textural contrast to the luscious duck. The main dining room is minimalist modern but still warm & inviting. The service was excellent, helpful & friendly. I'll be back for more than the burger.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful menumhill157Dined on 8/17/2014We found the menu, especially the starters, to be exceptional; we would have been happy to order the entire appetizer menu...and more than one serving of the sea urchin guacamole (with outstanding chips) for sure. The duck and foie gras burger was exceptional, melt in your mouth good; the stone fruit sundae was the perfect summer treat. We celebrated a family birthday, and everyone enjoyed the experience. Kudos for the cocktail menu too and to our lovely server, who was friendly, informative and always attentive. The only disappointment was the chicken pot pie, which looked great but tasted ordinary. And the decor was bland. But with food this good, we really didn't care what the room looked like.Special Features:


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PHOENIX As first reported last week, free-agent guard Shannon Brown is returning for a second season with the Suns. The team announced Brown's signing on Wednesday. He will compete with Jared Dudley and Wesley Johnson for time at the shooting guard position. Shannon was a valuable member of our team last season, especially during the second half of the season when we were at our best, said Suns President of Basketball Operations Lon Babby. We look for his improved play to continue. Brown, a 6-foot-4 guard, is a six-year NBA veteran who had his best statistical season as a pro with Phoenix in 2011-12. He averaged a career-best 11.0 points per game while averaging 23.7 minutes. He averaged 15.6 points a game when inserted into the starting lineup in place of an injured Grant Hill for the season's final 17 games. Brown has a career scoring average of 7.7 points in 315 games with Cleveland, Chicago, Charlotte, Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix.
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PLAYERS: Shannon Brown, Jared Dudley
TEAMS: Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles Lakers
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A research group supported in part by MDA has found that a blood-filtering strategy known as plasmapheresis looks promising as a way to help overcome one type of unwanted immune response to gene transfer therapy. Gene transfer therapy is the addition of therapeutic genes to treat disease, and it is often administered via transport vehicles made from viruses.
Louis Chicoine at Nationwide Children's Hospital and Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, and colleagues, reported the findings online Oct. 23, 2013, in the journal Molecular Therapy.
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Investigators conducting an online survey launched in January 2013 to gather anonymous information from people with inclusion-body myositis (IBM) are now reporting preliminary results and are asking the original respondents to complete a short supplementary survey.
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Updated: 10/12/2004 - Year round schools could be what future school calendars in South Beloit reflect.
Updated: 10/12/2004 - Year round schools could be what future school calendars in South Beloit reflect.
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Updated: 10/11/2004 - Winnebago County Sheriff's Department investigates a fatal accident.
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|Written by Greg Ruland
|Wednesday, 08 December 2010 17:00
The only items missing from the sidewalks of Old Town were the silver bells.
Plenty of people were passing, more than 400, the number of tickets available for the 17th annual Old Town Association Chocolate Walk on Saturday, Dec. 4.
The event was sold out, said Jim Ledbetter, whose business was handing out treats to visitors.
"It's the most people I've ever seen walking in Old Town," Mayor Diane Joens said.
Merchants who dressed as elves, Victorian grand dames and Santa Claus greeted smile after smile from hundreds of giddy participants who lined up for treats, many of them children, their beaming faces smudged with chocolate.
Children of all ages, from one to 93, could be seen breaking into little jigs here and there, or heard softly singing their favorite carols in time with music that streamed from virtually every open door.
In the air, there was a feeling of Christmas.
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More than 40 merchants took part this year, nearly twice as many as last year. Each concocted 400 chocolate items to distribute to participants, who walked or caught a trolley from point to point, their hand-decorated paper bag in hand, to gather the loot.
"Overall, there's such great enthusiasm for this event," said City Manager Doug Bartosh, his granddaughter, Scarlet, wrapped in his arms. "It's great for our community."
Business owner Mike McClendon was worried the award for Best Decorated Store she owned the last two years could go to another merchant.
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"It's so quaint and cozy," said James Soldier, a visitor from Seattle. "It's my first time in Arizona. It's so great to see a whole town pulling together like this."
"It's the start of the Christmas season," said Barbara Donahue, owner of an Old Town business. "Everyone is happy and getting in the spirit."
Keyleigh Thomas, 6, who made the trip from Phoenix, wiped away a suspicious smudge on her face but denied she had eaten any chocolate yet. The smudge was from the hot chocolate she drank, her mother explained as the whole family waited in line for their next treat.
Lisa Pender, president of Old Town Association, sponsor of the event, said this year's walk surpassed expectations because of the enthusiastic assistance of merchant members, the city of Cottonwood, Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce and many others.
"Thank you for your help and participation to make this event successful," Pender told a crowd outside Civic Center.
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As the countdown continues for the entertainment event of the year - the launch of "Halo 3" - the video game continues to set records and establish new precedents for an entertainment launch. Today, Microsoft Corp. announced that preorders in North America for the exclusive Xbox 360 title have exceeded the 1 million milestone.
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Earlier this month we shared that we would be doing
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consisting of Linux (perhaps a few different distributions), OpenSolaris, some BSDs, and Mac OS X. With the news today from Apple that Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" will be shipping this Friday, the 28th of August, we are now one step closer to carrying out this large OS comparison. This large OS benchmarking extravaganza will not take place until September, but later this week we will go ahead and put out some performance numbers for Mac OS X 10.6.0.
Assuming the copy of Mac OS X 10.6 that we just pre-ordered does arrive on Friday, we should have some in-depth performance numbers beginning Friday night or Saturday. For this initial article we will be looking at the Mac OS X "Snow Leopard" performance compared to Mac OS X 10.5.8 "Leopard". We have also started preparing for this comparison and getting any last minute tests into the
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Dr. James Y. Mamone has been practicing medicine for 22 years. Dr. Mamone graduated from the Saint Louis University School of Medicine in 1992. He practices medicine in Roseville, CA and specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery and Surgery. Dr. Mamone is affiliated with Sutter Health Sutter Roseville Medical Center.
Gender: Male
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Machining an 850lb Pipe Bending Die on a 4th Axis
Sometimes you get a job that's too big for your lathe, even though it seems more like a lathe job. When that happens, a 4th axis can really come in handy:
The blank was 25 inch OD, 4.5 inches thick hot rolled A-36 or 1018. It weighed 850lb. The shop's large CNC lathe is a 21″ so it was out of the question. A much bigger manual lathe was available, but it's hard to cut a 1.5″ radius profile 1.813″ deep – manually. So a 4th axis setup on the shop's large Milltronics mill was called for. The table is 3500lb rated, the axis is rated for 5-600 lb. While this job was heavier than that, the machinist knew the overhung load was short and the job would not be an ongoing production deal. A one time abuse if you will…
All the drilling, boring, facing and engraving of the blank was done on another mill. It fit right on a 10″ Kurt with softjaws mounted to the 2 extreme locations. The machinist was surprised to see that an 850 lb disk looked comfortable on a 10″ Kurt. He modified a D1-8 faceplate to an A-8 configuration by removing the pins and drilling some counter bored holes for 5/8″ SHCS. Bolted this to the 4th axis, then the part.
The Milltronic control allows for swapping axis like many other controls, so they swapped X with the A now turned to B axis. The job took about 12 to 15 hours to finish but it was hit the green button, walk away, and pretty soon another satisfied customer could pick up their part.
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Spectra's middle management is aging and are happy maintaining status quo till they retire - you'll do good at this company if you just follow your supervisor without questioning why and how things are being done.
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...though I was an angry Pearl Jam kid. Just "off" enough to be into the grunge scene, but not nearly so "troubled" as to be a Nirvana nut. Though I definitely loved that entire musical movement, only later did I really start to appreciate AIC and even Nirvana more deeply.
Growing up, i remember describing grunge as music about the problems of suburban life for kids without real problems. In retrospect, I think one theme that sort of united most of the good rock music (which included grunge but which we more broadly called "alternative") of the time was the fact that there was no "Vietnam" or ostensible, single manifestation of a problem... Cold War was over, economy had recovered, technology was advancing in exciting ways, our standard of living was pretty clearly improved from only a decade or two prior... but, as I more recently learned, that was all pretty much bull s t.
So, in fact, what I think I have come to appreciate about AIC and Nirvana is the blatant, indisguisable torment evident in their music and in Kurt's and Layne's very voices. Watch the sound check for Nirvana unplugged or listen to Pennyroyal Tea from the same performance and Kurt is almost naked as an artist. Nothing contrived. Dude can't really sing, he is painfully and awkwardly aware of that fact but somehow he's a "rock god". There was something that looked unsettling about him. Incidentally, my personal favorite 90s rock band (PJ) was the least genuine in that regard. Apart from the Andrew Wood experience, their only "issue" is that they were unwilling pop icons.
On a separate note, I respect Eddie Vedder more than ever and less than ever at the same time these days. More because I used to be a republican and hated his Bush bashing... Less because I wish he would grow a brain and a pair of balls and write a few songs about Obama doing the same and in some ways worse things than those things for which he would bash our last lunatic and chief.
Anyway, always nice to meet a person with his head on straight, especially one of my generation. We're a strange breed... Kids who were kids in the 80s... A little too young to fear the Russians but old enough to remember what it was like not to fear the Muslims and the government (though only one of those fears is justified). All of these college aged liberty lovers (and thank God for them) have few memories of life before 2001.
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