The Same Old Songs, But Live

by Molly Lewis

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Karen Ann Burger Molly's music is like a relaxed conversation with a friend. I love the intimacy and playfulness of it.

Josh Closs Molly Lewis makes me smile. I don't know anyone else who writes songs about Mr. T and crazy astronauts, and I certainly don't know anyone else who does it so dang well.

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1.	introduction 01:51
2.	MyHope 03:33
3.	I Pity the Fool 03:00	info
4.	My Bioluminescent Boy 02:44	info
5.	The Year of the Beard 02:41	info
6.	It All Makes Sense at the End 04:30	info
7.	An Open Letter to Stephen Fry 04:30	info
8.	Road Trip 06:14	info
9.	Our American Cousin 04:33	info
10.	Sell Out (Reel Big Fish cover) 05:14	info

about

If college is about preparing yourself for a lifelong, satisfying career, Molly Lewis did college right — though, to the chagrin of her professors, most of her education took place outside the university campus.

She "job-shadowed with industry professionals" like Jonathan Coulton, Paul and Storm, and Marian Call; she did a few "unpaid internships" at W00tstock and conventions; she attended "industry nights" like Dragon*Con and PAX.

But a board of advisors at her university disagreed, telling her that though her extracurricular musical pursuits were interesting, they were "a distraction" from her "real responsibility" of being a full-time student.

On June 22nd 2012, Molly walked out of her last university class ever, thereby completing her degree requirements and graduating. A few days later, with the help of Dammit Liz, she put on a sold out concert at The Triple Door in Seattle. Suck on THAT, board of advisors.

This is the live album of that show.

credits

released June 22, 2013

Jason Finn - drums
Vixy & Tony - vocals & guitar (respectively)
Betsy Tinney - cello
Sunnie Larsen - violin, vocals
Marian Call - kazoo