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For over 20 years, out musicians the Indigo Girls have been writing and performing music, kicking butt and thrilling lesbian audiences around the world. The lyrical ladies have also graced the cover of Curve numerous times during their career.
While the duo, Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, have in recent years gone their separate ways to pursue solo projects, they have reunited with their 2009 release, Poseidon and the Bitter Bug—stellar news for any Indigo Girls fan. So, what could possibly be better than a new album from your favorite folk duo? How about one signed by the artists themselves.
That’s exactly what Curve is giving away: One autographed copy of Poseidon and the Bitter Bug to one very lucky fan. Here’s how to enter:
With two decades of music under their belts, there’s no doubt the Girls’ music has worked its way into many of your life’s memories. Maybe you had your first girl kiss to the sweet sounds of “Closer to Fine,” or saw your soul mate from across the bar while “Galileo” played on the jukebox. Whatever it may be, send your favorite Indigo Girls related memory to letters@curvemag.com and the entry with the most compelling, unexpected or downright sexy memory will win the signed CD! All entries must be recieved by May 28, 2009.
Also be sure to keep and eye out for Curve’s exclusive interview with the Indigo Girls, coming this fall!
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Reader Comments:
This is the quintessential coming out story. In high school, I got involved with our theatre group and was cast in a production of Peter Pan. I had started to question my sexuality earlier that year, when I started to fall for an older student who I played on the soccer and softball teams with (who had recently come out herself). Of course, that same woman was cast in the role of Peter Pan. For the end of the show, she was asked to play the acoustic guitar while the final narration was being said. The song she selected was the Indigo Girls’ “Ghost”. Listening to her each time we rehearsed made me swoon, and ultimately allowed me to embrace fully my sexuality. I came out not too long after that, and have been a devoted Indigo Girls fan ever since.
This past month, eight years since my coming out, I took my girlfriend to see the Indigo Girls on their current tour for her first IG live experience. True to form, their amazing show made her a devoted fan too!
My most favorite Indigo Girls moment was when I went to see them at Milwaukee Fest about 5 years ago. It was my first concert.... everybody was standing on the benches so that they could see them from far away. It was so surreal finally seeing them and being in a swarm of beautiful women from all over! SO---I sat down for a moment to kind of take in my surroundings... little did I know that when I sat down, I was looking up at a ton of women all around me.... and boy did I love the view in front of me.... a whole row of women shaking their butts at my eye level!!!! I will NEVER forget that!!!
I love yalls mag.. It is hard to get here in Louisiana but I have few places I can.. I been geting the mags for about 4 months now..
I am a singer/songwriter my self this would be awsome to have.. I do not want to write a long thing and zzzing every one so I will make it short.. I have always looked up to Indigo Girls one being a singer/songwriter and also being lesbian my self.. It is good to know there are other out singers/songwriters out there.. I am nothing big but I hope one day to be as big..So if I win I will be greatful but if I don't I hope wins loves them as much as I do..That is all I am going say becouse I do not want to zzzing any one..