Talk:Jamie Stewart

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[edit] Married

Uh..did he really marry his cousin Caralee? I thought it was someone else.

Is it important to note that he is bisexual? This seems an odd inclusion in a 1 paragraph entry.

Yes, I think it's important. If you listen to the lyrics in some of the songs in Xiu Xiu, he talks about being with a man sexually. Oreo 8 March 2007

Every bit as essential as the suicide of his father. From a certain critical perspective, it's actually irrelevant to mention that he's actually also attracted to women. If you put him in the generational/era category of Spencer Krug and Owen Pallett, for instance. 69.49.44.11 (talk) 09:50, 31 December 2007 (UTC) [and if you're reading, yes, we do love you, Jamie Stewart.] [and this is the talk page, so I can say that.]

The author also forgot that he helped record pits and pieces of the DeerHoof album Reveille.