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Pos es nte rV | CW (continued from page 7)

to SubPop and they’ve been updating a lot. I really want to
get...um, SimCity.

OP: The engineering game where you build your
own city... Well, if you could build your own city what
would you do? What would you outlaw?

KS: Hmm, no Christians! No. Everybody would have
to sleep all the time, there would be a lot of sleeping going
on. There [would be] beds everywhere, so if you went to a
club you could take a nap. I get so beat at clubs. There’s
just bunks everywhere and there’d be a lot of love and weird
stuff happenin’.

OP: Hmm, sounds pretty pagan.

KS: Yeah, really pagan. Definitely a lot of Maypole
dancing going on. I’d plan it sort of like Mexico City was
before the Spanish came.

OP: Sure, the city in the middle of the lake, with
the two pyramids.

KS: Yeah, I have it all super-planned out... I actually
had this really good mushroom trip one time (Mike and I
laugh) and I just saw this amazing, ...ahh... I guess it was
an Aztec city and... I could literally see the whole thing and
it was amazing. My ideal is to get back there somehow (we
laugh again) but... I don’t think that the drugs would take
me the same place [again], so I have to find another way.

OP: Yep, those are one-shots, You could get a flash-
back if you’re lucky.

KS: I have an excellent fantasy life, I spend a lot of
my time just...

OP: The great thing about it is that your brain
doesn’t know the difference between something you’ve

vividly imagined and something that’s actually hap-
pened to you in the past. So the difference between a
memory and a hallucination is virtually nil. So you can
live pretty much any way you want.

KS: Yeah, there’s that mechanism in your brain that
makes you forget dreams so you don’t, confuse them with
memories. There’s been times in my life where that failed
and so you have that heart-stopping feeling like ‘Oh my
god, did I really start jacking-off while I was driving with
my mom. (Mike and I laugh) No, 1 couldn’t have done that!
No, no, I couldn’t.. no. No, we don’t have an orange bubble
car with eighteen wheels on the roof...’

OP: But, it makes you think.

KS: Hmmmmm (sips his coffee) Hey, maybe we should
go see TrebleCharger... Oh, and maybe we should do some
ID’ too: ‘Hey this is Ken from the Posies and you're read-
ing [The Other Press.]’

the three of us get up from the table and go to pay for
our coffees.

OP: Well, seeing as you’ve been so kind, Ill grab it.

KS: You’re buyin’?

OP: Yep, I’m buying.

KS: What a stud! You know what? On your fiftieth
birthday there’lI be a fifty pound canister of frozen bull se-
men, from the bull farm I’ll be owning at that time.

OP: Wow, fifty pounds! You don’t collect that alll in
one sitting do you?

We open the door to the restaurant and I can't hear
Ken's response. I hope it was no. The three of us walk back
to the venue, where Ken and the rest of the Posies put ona
kickass show, in one writers OPinion.

 

Watch for the Posies new Album,
comming to a CD player near you.