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Published on March 25, 2004

"Thank you, Austin. I mean, Dallas." --Sparrows guitarist Ward Williams talking to the (mostly local) crowd at the Summer Break showcase

"I think we raised the bar for rock shows. Not us, personally, 'cause Chris shit his pants during the set." --Bowling for Soup's Jaret Reddick at the band's free show

"What band is handing out whistles? Oh, of course. The Polyphonic Spree." --a bystander at the Driskill just before a Spree show

"Now that the record industry is collapsing, maybe record labels will go back to being run by people who actually care about music." --Rhett Miller

"I hate myself and I want to die." --a T-shirt worn by patron of Irish pub Bull McCabe's

"Too much irony makes an untrue heart." --graffiti in the girl's bathroom of that same bar

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