There are Augie March sites everywhere now - it's quite incredible. In fact, in such a cutthroat environment, I'm almost thinking about packing it in, selling up and retiring early to a nice island in the Bahamas. So if you can't find this site one day, you'll know why. The competition got too stiff. My niche market disappeared. The marketplace is getting crowded. Any other wanky pretentious commerce term I can think of which is relevant.

But until then, I'm trying to keep up with the links.

If you know of any AM sites that aren't here, please let me know.

The official homepage is up - there's some multimedia kind of stuff to download there (including video clips and songs), as well as the lyrics to Hole In Your Roof, so get cracking.

Dan's site (not sure whether it has a name yet) - Dan occasionally puts up a live recording or two, which are definitely worth downloading.

Thousand Lights (Amy's site) - this is also linked to a bulletin board, for those who don't want to join the mailing list/s, or just can't get enough of that Augie March action (Yeah, baby!) It's recently had a change of format, and there's been recent photos added as well.

Nil & Nought (j. z.'s lyrics site)

Tim's Tablature site - this is a self explanatory kind of thing... some of the tabs are currently up on my site, but will soon be taken down; there is a much larger selection of Augie songs at this site, so it's the place to go if that's what you're after.

Augie March Concert Chronology (Warren's site) - again, self-explanatory - and in case you're still puzzled, it's a list of augie gigs and set-lists. Der

Jo's site hasn't been updated for ages, but one of the better looking augie sites around

And this one (I don't know their name)

It's all getting to be a bit too much, I'd better go and have a lie-down. Wake me up the millennium after next.