Friday Music Day

Friday Music Day: July 6, 2012

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I played Superunknown for HPR while driving to the fireworks on Wednesday. He approved. I knew he would: Kim Thayil's guitar is right in perfect center of HPR's musical tastes. Don't think I'll play Louder Than Love for HPR any time soon, though...

144 thoughts on “Friday Music Day: July 6, 2012”

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    1. Paul Simon - "Under African Skies" - Graceland
    2. Death Cab for Cutie - "I Will Possess Your Heart" - Narrow Stairs
    3. Dizzy Gillespie - "Manteca" - Ken Burns Jazz
    4. Alison Krauss - "I'll Fly Away" - O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack
    5. Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals - "Faded/Whole Lot of Love" - Live From Mars
    6. Bruce Springsteen - "Mrs. McGrath" - We Shall Overcome
    7. Gomez - "How We Operate" - How We Operate
    8. Wilco - "Via Chicago" - Kicking Television
    9. Generationals - "When They Fight They Fight" - Con Law
    10. Radiohead - "Morning Bell/Amnesiac" - Amnesiac
    B. Cloud Cult - "The Invocation: You'll Be Bright (The Invocation, Pt. 1) - Light Chasers

    1. Dig that Paul Simon song. When I was a kid, I had a small electronics set that allowed me to broadcast an AM signal (about 5 feet). That was the song I played before I got bored with it. I had to use the earbud as a mic and held it up to the FP Tape recorder/player.

        1. I'm excited to see what he picks. I don't think he'll find a song he doesn't know from my list though.

  2. 1. Thing For You -- Alex Chilton
    2. Way Down -- The Feelies
    3. I got the World on a String -- Frank Sinatra
    4. Tail Lights Fade -- Buffalo Tom
    5. Turtle Dove -- Trip Shakespeare
    6. Until the Day is Done -- R.E.M.
    7. Grounded -- Soul Asylum
    8. Either Way -- Wilco
    9. That Lucky Old Sun -- Ray Charles
    10. My My, Hey Hey -- Neil Young

    Bonus: Rainy Nights in Soho -- The Pogues

    Not the greatest start to FMD. I am sure you guys will do better.

  3. Today's list comes to you from Galaxie's Folk Roots channel, which I've been listening to on occasion. I don't claim knowledge about that kind of music, but I rather like it:

    1. Chris Smither--Hundred Dollar Valentine--Hundred Dollar Valentine
    2. Ramblin' Jack Elliott--Hard Travelin'--Friends of Mine
    3. Emma's Revolution--Not My War--Revolutions Per Minute
    4. The Gibson Brothers--It's All Over Now--Red Letter Day
    5. Tiller's Folly--Death & Taxes--Go The Road
    6. Charlie Faye--Heartaches and Old Pains--Travels With Charlie
    7. The Tannahill Weavers--McGregor of Rora Set--Epona
    8. Judee Sill--The Donor--Heart Food
    9. Leonard Cohen--Crazy to Love You--Old Ideas
    10. Eva Cassidy--Fields of Gold--Songbird

    1. The only artists I have much familiarity with here are Cohen and Cassidy, so I had my pick. I went with "Hard Travelin'." A little repetitive (even for folk rock) but I enjoyed it.

        1. I am vaguely familiar. Back in my pre-iPod stage, I sampled a few of her tracks and burnt them to a disc but never really got into her.
          Didn't realize that that "Kiss" was from her.

  4. Ok boys, time to put your pants on. My list started with all music from middle school or high school. Great start to a day and ended with one of my favorite sing-a-longs. Good music day.

    1. Hannah Jane - Hootie & The Blowfish
    2. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Indigo Girls
    3. Life, In a Nutshell - Barenaked Ladies
    4. Stable Song - Death Cab for Cutie
    5. So Much I - Red Hot Chili Peppers
    6. Shoulda Been a Cowboy - Toby Keith
    7. You Walked In - Lonestar
    8. 1988 - Blueprint
    9. DJ Abilities - Eyedea and Abilities
    10. Don't Stop Believing - Journey

    1. If I put my pants on will you promise never to list another Hootie and the Blowfish song again?

    3. sheenie!11!!! Nice to see you. I regret to inform you that I put on pants for no one.

      However, I've got a couple of hours before work. Maybe I'll do one of those "Pick a song from each list" days.

    4. The only artist here I wasn't familiar with is Blueprint, so there it is. Heh..."But Billy Blanks got you thinkin' that you know karate."

      He's kind of awesome, though still just the second-best rap artist on the list here, most likely.

    5. Life, In a Nutshell is my favorite BNL song. I also love how it's preceded by the cow song.

      1. the barenaked ladies were always a little too obnoxious for me. that, and the whole ska bandwagon pretty much passed me by.

        1. Yeah, ska.... hrm... I'd like to say that I didn't purchase a less than jake album, but I can't.

        2. I have never cared for BNL for the exact same reason--goofy Canucks playing up the yuks. Sorry, I know they have a lot of fans here. I just fail to see their appeal. Then again, you didn't expect a Deerhoof fan to like that sort of crap, did you?) 😉

          I actively dislike Cake, too.

              1. how 'bout a slice of this, with a cup of Black Coffee?
                httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tcAO0CON18

                1. I'll skip the Humble Pie, though I have a soft spot for wild man Steve Marriott. I prefer his work with Small Faces.

      2. httpv://youtu.be/AfdTnpV03p8

        the Barenaked Ladies are triple platinum. Are you?

        1. I never caught it before, but I think Annie's "Intervention? Intervention? Intervention?" matches up with the dialogue from "Frank Gets an Intervention" from It's Always Sunny.

          1. the intervention gag is also on How I Met Your Mother, but that one has a banner.

            on Community, the way Annie says 'intervention' is a runner through out the series.

  5. .

    * You Know You're Right - Nirvana - (self-titled)
    * Industry - Bang On A Can All-Stars - Classics (M. Gordon)
    * Xenoglossia - Grand Valley St. University New Music Ensemble - In C Remixed (T. Riley, remixed by M. Karlsson and R. Stephenson)
    * Section VI - Grand Valley St. University New Music Ensemble - Music for 18 Musicians (S. Reich)
    * Don't Let it Bring You Down - Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall 1971
    * Cyclopean Remains - Walls - (self-titled)
    * Thoughts in the Head - Hummingbird - Our Fearful Symmetry
    * On a Plain - Nirvana - Live at the Paramount
    * Legions (War) - Zoë Keating - Natoma (Z. Keating)
    * Apreludes (in C-sharp Major) - Stars of the Lid - And Their Refinement of the Decline

    1. Just starting "Xenoglossia." DG, your songs are always the longest, ya know that? (Okay, sometimes cheaptoy's in the conversation, I admit. At least the next citizen is...cheaptoy?!)

      1. Hmm...it sounded like six and a half minutes of an orchestra tuning their instruments. Luckily, the next song on the disc auto-played afterward, and it's pretty rad (yes, I am bringing "rad" back).

            1. I mean it's still around. You can't bring it back because it was never gone.

                    2. Nah, it's great. I say it all the time to customers, and it always gets a chuckle. If it wasn't antiquated, it wouldn't get a reaction.

                    4. I mean no one besides you actually says it. Jeez, I'm just not clear today or something...

        2. Like any remix album, there are good and bad attempts. This song isn't one of my favorites, but there's some good stuff on the album (including the short version - only 20 minutes! - of Riley's In C)

        3. yes, I am bringing "rad" back

          Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

  6. I started off today by breaking the handle off my coffee mug. Then, I find out its new desk day, which means moving things around. Dammit. Let's see if I have anything to make my day better. (other than somehow hearing that Portland has decided they won't match on Batum. That would be awesome.)

    01. Skyclad - "A Clown of Thorns", The Answer Macine?
    02. Skyclad - "A Stranger in the Garden", The Silent Whaled of Lunar Sea
    03. Dark Tranquillity - "The Mundane and the Magic", Fiction
    04. Hammerfall - "Warriors of Faith", Legacy of Kings
    05. Black Sabbath - "Rat Salad", Paranoid
    06. Nevermore - "This Sacrament", The Politics of Ecstasy
    07. Testament - "The Sermon", The Ritual
    08. Morgana Lefay - "Sorrow Calls", Past Present Future
    09. Phazm - "Fleshback" Hate at First Seed
    10. Agent Steel - "Avenger", Order of the Illuminati

    Hmm, uplifting.

    2. I'd never listened to Testament...they've just been one of the names I always see on your list and elsewhere in the catalogs of my metalhead friends.

      Eh, I'm not in love. It's like middle-era Metallica lite. For now, I'll stick with Skyclad. They're awesome.

      1. That's a fair assessment of both Testament and Skyclad. They sound like mid-era Metallica because they are from the same area and came out at about the same time. I was obsessed with them when I first got into metal, but since have been pretty meh in general. There's tons more out there, after all.

  7. Brought to you in part by 1994-1996:

    1. Everything But the Girl “Walking Wounded (Omni Trio Remix)” Walking Wounded
    2. Tricky “Abbaon Fat Tracks” Maxinquaye
    3. Balloon Guy “611: Code Name” The West Coast Shakes
    4. Merle Haggard and the Strangers “Today I Started Loving You Again” The Legend of Bonnie & Clyde
    5. Sonic Youth “Turquoise Boy” Rather Ripped

    6. Tricky “Hell Is Round the Corner (2009 Remix)” Maxinquaye (Bonus Disc)
    7. Lennon/Jon* “The Sext Files” Smoking Donut
    8. Peaking Lights “Marshmellow Yellow” 936
    9. Fennesz “Before I Leave” Endless Summer
    T. Cee Lo Green “No-One's Gonna Love You (Video Rip)”*
    E. Balloon Guy “I Ratted on You” Boogie, Rock*

    Notes:
    7. Lennon is Lennon Bone, the Drummer from Ha Ha Tonka. Jon is someone else.

    T. Band of Horses cover. Video version is much superior to the album version. The little snip of dialog from the video's actors adds to it:

    Cee-Lo (singing): "I never want to hear you say, that you're better off or you like it that way."
    She: "Still want to do this?"
    He: "Not Sure."
    Cee-Lo (singing): "Cos no one..."
    She: "Let's do this together."
    [Crescendo] Cee-Lo (singing): "...is ever gonna love you more than I do."

    Watching the video vs hearing the video flips the meaning quite a bit.

    E. Double 7-inch recorded by Steve Albini.

    1. T - I much prefer the original. Also, I much prefer to think about it as a parent singing to a child than any romantic sense. It works amazingly that way.

      1. I first heard the cover, so that's definitive to me.
        Its lyrics definitely require some unpacking. I'm sure I heard it as parent to child a few times, but something in there disinclined me to that view. Can't place what it was, though.

        1. I know what you mean about being disinclined to that view... something there. Still, it also doesn't quite work in the romantic love sense.

          Too bad you learned Cee Lo's version first. I feel like it lacks some of the subtlety of the original. And it's probably not quite as pretty either.

    2. You mentioned them twice, so I was powerless against my curiosity over Balloon Guy.

      I was going to make a comment to the effect of "Huh, I heard a lot of bands like this at Marti's in Mankato when I was young." Turns out I could very well have seen these guys. I didn't know if this would hook me, but a couple minutes in, it had. I guess I'm still a sucker for the whole depressing, slow grunge movement of the early-mid '90s.

      Okay, I'd better shower. I may have time to plow through the rest before work. It's a wienery six-hour shift, though, so if I don't I'll just finish when I get home.

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    1. “cherry tree” – the national – cherry tree
    2. “blues for new orleans” – duke ellington – new orleans suite
    3. “caroline” – low – long division
    4. “everything with you” – the pains of being pure at heart – the pains of being pure at heart
    5. “darling nikki” – prince & the revolution – purple rain
    6. “christ for president” – billy bragg & wilco – mermaid avenue
    7. “eat steak” – reverend horton heat – smoke `em if you got `em
    8. “he’s simple, he’s dumb, he’s the pilot” – grandaddy – the sophtware slump
    9. “serve the servants” – nirvana – in utero
    10. “chicago (adult contemporary easy listening version) – sufjan stevens – the avalanche: outtakes and extras from the illinois album

          1. in my opinion: OK computer + transmissions from the satellite heart = the sophtware slump

  9. I'm back, baby!

    1. "Satan Is My Motor" - Cake - Prolonging The Magic
    2. "Nice Day" - Persephones Bees - Notes From The Underworld
    3. "Witch's Wand" - Sloan - Parallel Play
    4. "The Beat Goes On" - Sonny and Cher - Single
    5. "Destroy Everything You Touch" - Ladytron - Witching Hour
    6. "Dream City" - Free Energy - Stuck On Nothing
    7. "Cry" - Dan Wilson - Free Life
    8. "Shame" - The Avett Brothers - Emotionalism
    9. "Praise You" - Fatboy Slim - You've Come A Long Way, Baby
    10. "Running On Empty" - Jackson Browne - Running On Empty
    Bonus: "Boot Scootin' Boogie" - Brooks & Dunn - Brand New Man

    Notes:
    3. Awesome song for Halloween mixes
    7. Excellent album. This guy is something amazing at song writing.
    9. Makes me smile every time.

        1. I take this back. I was thinking of a different group (The Bird And The Bee). I only know 2 songs by Persephone's Bees. They're both alright. But nothing that I can actually endorse more broadly.

      1. That bonus is pure bonus. Gotta love it coming up in that spot. Brooks & Dunn makes for some solid summer listening (once or twice... more than that and you've got a problem).

  10. 1. Blue Sky Black Death - Gold In Gold Out - NOIR*
    2. Cloud Nothings - Forget You All the Time - Cloud Nothings
    3. Julian Casablancas - 11th Dimension*
    4. Radiohead - Lucky - OK Computer
    5. Jars of Clay - Frail - Much Afraid
    6. Radiohead - Pyramid Song - Amnesiac
    7. TV on the Radio - Family Tree - Dear Science,
    8. Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe*
    9. Blonde Redhead - 23 - 23
    T. mewithoutYou - January 1979 - Catch For Us the Foxes

    B. Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks - IV*
    Notes:

    1. I've been on a big instrumental hip-hop kick lately. Between BSBD, Endtroducing, Clams Casino, and a couple of various others, I didn't get to sleep until waaaay too late last night because I was just enjoying the way they sounded right then and there.

    3. A couple of summers ago, this was my alarm clock ringtone, Linds detests the song as a result. Last summer I put on Arcade Fire's "Wake Up" to similar results.

    8. Because, you know, you can't just hear this song on the radio or anything.

    B. Not a huge Zep fan, but dear Lord, is this one of my favorite songs.

    2. I have not heard "Call Me Maybe" (at least to the point where it stood out and I noticed it). I heard a few bars of Obama saying it (GHW Bush's cover of Queen was better), but I can't remember it really.

      I may try to keep it that way.

      1. I made it months without hearing it until it was played at a wedding reception last month, and now I can't escape it. We heard it 7 times on the radio on the boat yesterday.

        1. Yeah, I mediafired it when I first heard it on the radio, because I'm not completely against a bit of radio pop now and again.

          Then came the all out blitz. On one trip to Fargo (an hour and a half drive) I heard it 5 times there and back. But the real kicker was when a friend of mine and I were at a bar, and the same girl played it four times in about two hours on the jukebox.

          1. I heard Gotye on three different radio stations at the same time the other evening.

      2. After the Obama thing I decided to look it up, since I'd never heard it. Watched the music video. I have pretty much forgotten about it already. Avoiding radio in general has been helpful for that.

    3. I dont think I'll ever put 'Call Me Maybe' on my mp3 player, but it is ridiculously catchy and a great pop song.

      1. That's my take on it. If I actually listened to the radio, I'd probably hate the overplayedness of it all, but it's super catchy and fun.

    4. I noticed some time ago that Trevor Plouffe uses When the Levee Breaks as his coming to bat music. Classic.

      1. the 1-2 combo of Plouffe (Levee) and Doumit (Danzig's 'Mother') is solid.

      2. That is pretty cool for our young slugger. Now he needs to get the Hammer to ditch his silly Outfield crap and go with something a little more befitting his bad-assery.

          1. I noticed he alternates between 'Your Love' and 'Sweet Home Alabama' during the game.

  12. .
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    01. Too Marvelous for Words - Joe Williams - Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil
    02. The Trip to Broadford - Waterboys - Room to Roam
    03. Hey, Good Lookin' - Buckwheat Zydeco w/Dwight Yokum - Menagerie
    04. Over the Rainbow - Modern Jazz Quartet - Fontessa
    05. Gbe Kini Ohun De - King Sunny Ade - Synchro Series
    06. Start! - Jam - All the Choice Cuts
    07. Ain't No Sunshine - Neville Brothers - All My Relations
    08. When the Saints Go Marching In - Eddie Bo - Our New Orleans
    09. To Keep My Love Alive - Ella Fitzgerald - Sings the Rodgers & Hart Songbook
    10. Street Hassle - Lou Reed - Street Hassle

  13. 'Underneath the Neon Sign' - The Kinks The Kinks Present A Soap Opera
    'Strangers in the Night' - Frank Sinatra The Reprise Years
    'Jerk It Out' - The Caesars
    'Heard It In A Love Song' - Marshall Tucker Band
    'Surrender' - U2 War

    'She's Waiting' - Eric Clapton Clapton Chronicles
    'Hey Lloyd, Im Ready To Be Heartbroken' - Camera Obscura
    'Maria' - Blondie
    'Tunnel of Love' - Bruce Springsteen Tunnel of Love
    'Surrender' - Cheap Trick Cheap Trick at Budokan

    bonus: Nick Lowe with Rockpile strumming through 'Crackin Up'
    httpv://youtu.be/_7qjPii4ekk

      1. you should also check out the songs 'French Navy' and 'Honey in The Sun' off their My Maudlin Career album

        1. Seconded. dw here got me into Camera Obscura. He posted this performance of theirs on Ferguson.

          httpv://youtu.be/oqpPdn31nuo

          That album became the soundtrack to my summer in Dublin.

  14. .

    I Don't Want To See You Like This The Joy Formidable The Big Roar
    Breakin' In My Heart Television Live At The Piccadilly Inn Cleveland, July 25, 1975
    Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll Ian Dury No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion
    It's Nice Screaming Females Ugly
    Shampoo Suicide Broken Social Scene You Forgot it in People

    Diamonds On My Windshield Tom Waits Asylum Years
    Itchycoo Park Small Faces There Are But Four Small Faces
    Big Enough Keith Richards Talk Is Cheap
    The Debt Collector Blur Parklife
    Say Mama Gene Vincent Rock 'n' Roll Fugitive
    bonus: La Banlieue Beirut The Flying Club Cup

    Fun La Blogothèque clip of the bonus track:
    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bonzZowYre0&feature=relmfu

      1. Yes, quite a bit. It reminds me of a bunch of stuff I listened to 20 years ago, like Curve, Lush, Echobelly, The Heart Throbs, etc. I was always a sucker for dreamy girl singers and loud electric guitars.

        edit--Listening to those, I really need to dig out those discs and put em into my iTunes.

          1. Japandroids Celebration Rock. Excellent record. Got a desperate 'hang on to your youth/party's over' vibe. Like early Replacements meet Hold Steady at an amphetamine bash.

            (I won a 50.00 iTunes giftcard at work recently, and picked up that, Jack White Blunderbuss, and Fiona Apple's new 100 word title. I think I went 3 for 3. Might cherry pick some older tunes with the rest of the credit.)

            1. Speaking of Jack White, he absolutely kicks the crap out of U2's "Love is Blindness"--which is gonna be on The Great Gatsby OST.
              Been a long time since U2 was cool in my eyes--or ears.
              httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5wcPHLl7Ds

              1. that didnt even sound like Jack White.
                but a nice cover of a deeper cut from the U2 library.

            2. I just downloaded that Japandroids album. Super cheap on Amazon. I think it was 2.99.

          2. Hey, BTW, thanks a lot for the box o' paint. Already have some of it on canvases.

            (I'm giving the rabbit-skin glue to a friend down the hall at the studio. He used to use it. I never did.)

            1. Awesome. I'm glad that someone is getting use out of stuff I found in a drawer.

  15. From a playlist of southern hip hop I am working on on Spotify.

    01. Frayser Boy - "What We Pop" from Da Key
    02. UGK - "Wood Sheel" from Dirty Money
    03. T.I. - "Top Back" from King
    04. T.I.P. - "Big Shit Poppin'" from T.I. vs. T.I.P.
    05. Young Jeezy - "Crazy World" from The Recession
    06. Project Pat - "Wagon Wheels" from Walkin' Bank Roll
    07. Curren$y ft. 2 chainz - "Capitol" from The Stoned Immaculate
    08. Gucci Mane - "Party Animal" from The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted
    09. Pimp C ft. Mike Jones & Bun B - "Pourin' Up" from Pimpalation
    10. Curren$y - "Showroom" from The Stoned Immaculate

    1. "Capitol." Yeah, this is cool. I've never thought twice about him while merchandising his CDs, but I guess I should have. Strange side note: this is like the fifth song today where I've thought "I should probably be high for this."

  16. It takes All Kinds - Aimee Mann - Bachelor No. 2
    Doghouse - Descendents - Everything Sucks
    Empassant - The Black Lips - Let It Bloom
    Adelaide - Old 97's - Drag It Up
    I Hate The TV - Violent Femmes - Add It Up

    Desolation Row - Bobby Dylan - Live 1966
    Dark As A Dungeon - Freakwater - Dancing Underwater*
    A Song For You - Gram Parsons - G.P. Grevious Angel
    We're Going To Be Friend - The White Stripes - White Blood Cells
    Fishin' Blues - Taj Mahal - Taj's Blues

    Ask Her For Adderall / Cheyenne Sunrise / Two Handed Handshake - The Hold Steady - Stay Positive

    *This is an excellent cover.

    2. So I mention how much today's selections are making me think I should be high, and the first lyric is "I need a drug."

      Old 97s - Adelaide. As the day winds down, I'm in the perfect mood for this song. I hate to be so maudlin about the Citizenry, but damn, you've steered me right today.

  17. 1. "Slapped Actress" - The Hold Steady Stay Positive
    2. "I Go to the Barn Because I Like The" - Band of Horses Everything All the Time
    3. "This House Is Not for Sale" - Ryan Adams Love Is Hell
    4. "Young Love" - Sun Kil Moon Among the Leaves
    5. "Swimming" - Sunset Rubdown Shut Up I Am Dreaming
    6. "Dull Life" - Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz!
    7. "Other People" - Beach House Bloom
    8. "Motion Picture Soundtrack" - Radiohead Kid A
    9. "Southern Point" - Grizzly Bear Veckatimest
    10. "Africastle" - Battles Gloss Drop

      1. Ditto. I've been listening to a lot of Stay Positive lately. It might be my current favorite HS album (subject to change).

        2. I think I agree. Boys and Girls in America is probably the "best", and Separation Sunday might be the most strictly "classic" Hold Steady album, but Stay Positive is probably my favorite (subject to change).

    2. I know the artist so it's kind of a cheat, but I had to hear a song called "Slapped Actress." There wasn't enough slapping of actresses, but I dug it.

      I decided I wanted to try a new artist here too, so I checked out "Africastle." Are they exclusively instrumental?

      1. Not exclusively, but mostly, yeah. Their first album had vocals on several songs (although some are pretty weird sounding) but the guy who did them left the band before this album. There are a couple other somgs on this one that have guests, like one with the Blonde Redhead gal.

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    DJ Danger Mouse - "Dirt Off Ya Shoulder" The Gray Album
    RATM - "Snakecharmer" Evil Empire
    Heartless Bastards - "Searching for the Ghost" All This Time
    The Black Keys - "Nova Baby" El Camino
    Dinosaur Jr. - "Keep the Glove" Bug

    Jeff Tweedy - "One By One" Sunken Treasure Live
    Tom Waits - "Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis" Blue Valentine
    Colm Lynch - "Wandering Home" Tickety-boo
    Lupe Fiasco - "Little Weapon" The Cool
    Kanye West - "Coldest Winter" 808s and Heartbreak

    Speaking of Dinosaur Jr., they're playing in Des Moines tonight but I couldn't manage to make it. Super bummed about it, as well as missing Wilco last night.

  19. 01. Suite Madam Blue - Styx
    02. Miracles Out of Nowhere - Kansas
    03. Have a Little Faith in Me - Jewel
    04. Chicken Train - Ozark Mountain Daredevils
    05. People Get Ready - Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions
    06. Steel Guitar Rag - Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
    07. Bring It On Home to Me - Otis Redding & Carla Thomas
    08. Life Without You (Live) - Stevie Ray Vaughan
    09. Uneasy Rider - Charlie Daniels Band
    10. Tender Surrender - Steve Vai

    Here's a version of that last one recorded live at the State Theater in Minneapolis in 2009, Where the Wild Things Are tour.

    httpv://youtu.be/iY5EcG0m9nU

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