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Andrew Bird with Alan Hampton - MX Missiles - Gezelligheid 12/8/2025

The poster in the video is a Jay Ryan print from 2005 when Mysterious Production of Eggs came out. He and Andrew did a print for each song on the album. Andrew autographed & titled it at this year's Gezelligheid. In an interview Andrew says: "The song MX Missiles is about how, when I was 19 or 20, my hometown was filled with bizarre, almost ritualistic suicides. I remember every week my mom would have another story, like "Remember so-and-so? He poured gasoline on himself and went up in flames.' It's kind of about how people seem very two-dimensional till they kill themselves and then suicide makes them really seem alive." DEATH RULED SUICIDE IN LAKE BLUFF BLAZE - Chicago Tribune PUBLISHED: December 13, 1991 at 1:00 AM CST | UPDATED: August 10, 2021 at 12:17 PM CDT A fire that claimed the life of a 49-year-old woman in her Lake Bluff home in October was ruled a suicide at a Lake County coroner`s inquest, officials said Thursday. A coroner`s jury this week concurred with a state investigation that determined that the woman, who was terminally ill, doused herself with gasoline while sitting on a sofa in her basement and then set herself afire. The jury`s finding came after a 1 1/2-month investigation by the Illinois Fire Marshal`s Office into the Oct. 28 fire that killed Susan Robinson, a mother of three who lived with her family at 243 Leeds Ct. in the exclusive Tangley Oaks subdivision. ”Mrs. Robinson had become very depressed after discovering her illness,” said Lake County Coroner Barbara Richardson. Robinson had been diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a form of cancer, Ricardson said. ”She had been through chemotherapy and had also been treated for depression,” Richardson said. Richardson also noted that Robinson had attempted suicide on Oct. 18. No one else in the family was home at the time of the fire. Andrew has been hosting Gezelligheid since 2009 at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago. Fans come from all over the US year after year.