Hi, I'm Julia from San Francisco. I'm Scott from Seattle. I'm Hart from Portland, Oregon. The

Sound of Young America is produced independently and supported by listeners like you and me. You should

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my house in Los Angeles. It's the Sound of Young America from maximumfund.org and PRI public radio

international. It's the Sound of Young America. The musical guests at our live in New York

City show were Tim Harrington and Seth Jubur from Las Avifas doing a special set of their songs

throughout the night that we've stitched together for this podcast. The first of them is hit by train.

Just real quick, the audience can see this, the house can see this, but for folks at home,

Tim Harrington, you're... I thought it was going to be a live just broadcast,

not with people. And you're wearing a robe and frankly what look like quite nice pajamas.

Yeah, I just... I was... I had a real bad misunderstanding about Seth. Didn't call me. Nope.

Take full responsibility. Seth, you're fully dressed. I want to be clear. There are two members

of Las Avifas here. You're going to go fully. He's not wearing underwear.

So guys, this is sort of an unusual set that you're going to play. It's just you, Tim, and you,

Seth, you typically it's the full band. What are we going to see tonight?

These songs that we've recorded over the years, whenever we go to Australia, we make these

weird seven inches that don't sell. Are bands, if anybody... I haven't heard of my band?

Thanks to the rest of you didn't. It's not like this. The Australian song sound a little bit more

like a school play type songs. And this one we're going to play is actually about getting hit by the

subway. It's kind of funny though. But it's kind of touching. Just like the sound of being America.

That's what we thought. Las Avifas.

That's okay. That's part of...

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