Jonathan Sun [h] An awesome site dedicated to the legendary Decemberists! My girl first introduced them to me with the dreamy "Here I Dreamt I was an Architect"! The Legionnaire's Lament Nope... but I certainly hope they come visit sunny singapore someday... Saturday, November 19th 2005 - 08:23:47 PM

FYI, there are copies of the Happy Cactus album "Cricket" rolling aroung out there much like tumbleweed... The Apology Song Tuesday, May 3rd 2005 - 08:44:20 PM

Matt Heckler [e] [h] I like the site. It's basic looking but still appealing to the eyes. Full of good information. A good site. Nice job. :) I was introduced by a friend of mine from Idaho online one fine autumn afternoon. I've been hooked since. Apology Song I've never seen the band because every time they come to Chicago, it's 21+, and i'm only 16. Tuesday, October 5th 2004 - 11:08:49 PM

Db [e] [h] I love the site, the design's gorgeous, and all the stuff you guys have is fantastic. I was randomly on the KRS website, looking for tour info, and I came across their sample tracks. After I heard those, I was hooked. July, July! and Apology Song I saw them at the El Rey, in Los Angeles, in June 2004 (noticed you had the set list) It was amazing. I was blown away by how little of their actual sound can be caught on a cd. Now, if the European tour comes through, I might get to see them again. Sunday, September 12th 2004 - 11:29:56 AM

Glenn Rehn Impressive doesn't even begin to say it. An absolutely fantastic website, and everyone involved should be supremely proud. Thank you so much for introducting it to the internet. "If you like ____, you may like The Decemberists" combined with the fact they were coming to town for a concert. The Soldiering Life Nope. I will on october 20th though. Thursday, September 9th 2004 - 03:38:03 PM

Franco Vitella [e] Haha. I signed the guestbook. It was long ago. The month was September. The first song I heard was "Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect." I ran out, searching many record stores for anything Decemberists, until I finally came across "Her Majesty," and I knew I had to make it fine, being the only copy to be seen. The clerk gave me a funny look as I exchanged greenbacks for the disc. Oceanside Twice. Once in Chicago at Schuba's on April 1. Colin tried playing a rather nasty April Fool's joke by saying his throat was a little sore, so he was unsure if he'd be able to perform. Haha. Not funny. I think the crowd would have invaded the stage. A second time in Detroit at Shelter on June 5. I need only mention the rap artist Kanye West. Performing. Upstage. The Tain blew them away. Friday, July 2nd 2004 - 06:51:55 PM

Roxie [e] [h] Wow...impressive site. Lots of useful information and links. My friend invited me to go to a Decemberists show with her, and since I'd never heard of them, I decided to check the out. Well, the show sold out before we could get tickets, but I bought Her Majesty anyway and...I fell in love. I can't decide I just saw them preform as part of Noise Pop 2004 in San Francisco, and it was just...amazing. The show greatly exceeded my expectations. It was beautiful. Tuesday, March 2nd 2004 - 10:01:47 PM

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