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Running her own record label is definitely a labour of love for Jane Siberry.

To save money and pay for the recording of her new album, Shushan the Palace (Hymns of the Earth), Siberry went so far as to rent out her home and sleep on friends' couches. Not that she's complaining.
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Jane Siberry is being pampered on a side street in old San Francisco, and I'm immediately jealous of at least part of that.

The city itself is a miracle of visual and materialistic delights, from the grotty row houses where Hunter S. Thompson used to stay up all night writing to anesthetic Japantown, where the best imported incense and shaving cream in the world can be bought for possibly too much money. And you should see Amoeba Records, the size of a grocery store, and just as full of delicious possibility.
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