<a href="http://www.qctimes.com/articles/2008/02/06/entertainment/music/doc47a9f6b4d71d7402914769.txt">From the Quad-City Times</a>



<blockquote>But for the satisfaction of the band’s own performance, she said the pinnacle was performing during September at the Austin City Limits Festival in Texas.

“That was one of my top shows of all time. I walked off that stage just drenched in the most visceral of fluid. I think there was water involved and also lots of sweat and definitely blood. We all cut our hands open,â€ Potter said. “It was one of those shows where you could walk off the stage and fall down and be done right there.

“It felt like an arrival for us, more than any South by Southwest or any industry shenanigans.â€</blockquote>


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“A lot of people think ‘Grace Potter’ is like a Jethro Tull or a Steely Dan,â€ with faux names on a real band, she said. “I think that’s a fascinating thing because our business tries to push each of us as characters in our story.</blockquote>

Wait a minute, Jethro Tull isn't real?  Um, dude, <a href="http://www.britannica.com/eb/art-14909/Jethro-Tull-detail-of-an-oil-painting-by-an-unknown">check it out</a>. What can we say, she's young right?

