In Which Tyler Coates Is Too Hot To Handle, Too Cold To Hold
Sunday, July 6, 2008 at 4:58AM Too Much Tyler: The Very Best Of Tyler Coates
by Molly Lambert
Read Tyler's Bio on This Recording
His Own Blog is Too Much Awesome
In Other News, He'll Tumbl For Ya
Tyler Coates and the Family Cat
He Was Born In A Small Town
He Went To Fredricksburg To Buy A Suit
He Found His Soul-Mate and They Watched Laugh-In
Tyler's cat enjoys reading J.D. Salinger's novellas
Tyler On Project Gayway: (Why not Project Rungay?)
I are serious cat...This are serious book...
Week Eight (there is no Week Seven, Deal With It)
He Was Once A Young Man
He's Not There, But You Weren't There Either
He Reviewed Musicals Like Hairspray & Sweeney Todd
He Got Obsessed with Julie Klausner and Jackie Clarke
The Picture of Meowrian Gray
Gawker Let Him Down, So He Moved To Jezebel
He Finds Other People's Bad Breakups Fascinating
He Has Never Had A Grapefruit, He Eats What He Likes
The Lulz Jar
He Got Exiled In Guyville With Liz Phair
He Said No More Mr. Nice Guys
He Finds Carol Channing Hilarious
"B'Scuse Me?"
He's a LOLCANO
Unless He's Depressed
But The World Still Amuses Him With Its Inanity
LITE JAZZ HANDS
He's A Little Bit Mandy Patinkin (Maybe More Than A Little)
He is LOL Jellicle Cats
He Came Out Kinda, And All That Jazz
On A Steel Horse He Blogs
He Would Never Break Up With You In A Blog
He Loves William Faulkner Because He Is Southern
He Mostly Self-Identifies As Hilarious
Baby Tyler And Dad = Two Fair Haired Hotties
He Just Had A Rough Couple Of Months
He Appreciates Your Love And Support
It's Just Too Much - The Velvet Underground: (mp3)
Too Much Of Nothing - Bob Dylan: (mp3)
You Like Me Too Much - The Beatles: (mp3)
Too Much - The Feelies: (mp3)
This Recording Really Loves Tyler Coates
Like A Coat From The Cold - Guy Clark: (mp3)
Sugar Coated Love - Barbara Lynn: (mp3)
Too Much Monkey Business - The Kinks: (mp3)
Molly Lambert is managing editor of This Recording.
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Becca explains the bros before hos phenomenon.
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Talking to God is Laurel begging Hardy for a gun.
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