Does anyone actually read Slipcue? I dunno... but a lot of people sure do write us! Here's a sampling of what you folks have to say...

• Brazilian Fan Mail

• "...incredibly informative."
  -- Lucy Duran, BBC Radio 3

• "Prepare to spend several hours going through the Slipcue site (like I just did), written by one 'Joe Sixpack.' The Rock Music Reference Books section is especially good. He seems lucid, friendly, and obviously passionate about an eclectic array of stuff. Of course, I'd kill for his record collection."
  -- Matt, Scrubbles blog site

• "Joe Sixpack's SLIPCUE: also found via Scrubbles (who rocks for it), this excellent site documenting the various enthusiasms of a world music, Brazilian, 'hick music', French pop, rock writing and indiepop fan. If the attitude-laden micropolitics of online music writing occasionally get you down, you'll find Sixpack's unpretentious enthusiasm as endearing as I did. More generally, after a couple of weeks of feeling my sites were directionless and pointless, it's nice to see examples (such as Slipcue and Lacunae) of stuff which I think is getting it right."
  -- Tom Ewing (e-mail) Freaky Trigger net blog

• "Ja ilmselt eriti meessoost publiku Ÿle, kellele tihti sellised valjakutsuvad tudrukute-ansamblid peale lahevad - vaadake naiteks Slipcue fan-zine'i kommentaare Headcoatees'i plaatide kohta. (Ee... mina kirjutan siin muidugi vaid puhtakadeemilisest huvist kaasaegse popkultuuri vastu. Jah.)"
  Sewercide e-zine

• "Yesterday I went back to Joe Sixpack's slipcue.com site and spent at least an hour there. He got a mention here last fall, but it bears repeating - this person (whoever he is) is one of the better music reviewers on the web, with eclectic but uniformly perfect taste. Once again I'd kill for his record collection."
  -- Matt, Scrubbles blog site

  (Hey, the first time you said that, I was flattered... now I'm just getting nervous! ;-)

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