So, Lofi dub-pop duo, former Sconnies, and married couple Peaking Lights had their first baby between last year's 936 and this year's Lucifer. They've really incoporated their baby boy into their music. Check out their new video for the song "Beautiful Son". It's definitely one of the most... interesting videos I've watched in a long time.
There are so many different thoughts I have when I watch this and a lot of them are jokes. The video isn't bad, but it does open itself up to thoughts like "so this is what a baby's acid trip would be like".
I'm sure there are many witty lines y'all can compose about this video, before or after you share your random ten.
the video looks like it was made in the 1980's.
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'The Cave' - Mumford & Sons Sigh No More
'Until I Fall Away' - Gin Blossoms Outside Looking In: The Best of the Gin Blossoms
'Here Comes Your Man' - Pixies Doolittle
'Fade Together' - Franz Ferdinand You Could Have It So Much Better
'A Sort of Homecoming' - U2 The Unforgettable Fire
'Don't Call Us, We'll Call You' - Sugarloaf
'Houdini' - Foster the People Torches
'Dumb' - Nirvana In Utero
'Dreams' - The Kinks Percy soundtrack
'Big Red Rocket of Love' - Reverend Horton Heat It's Martini Time
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1. Michael Franti & Spearhead - "Oh My God" - Stay Human
2. The Beatles - "Cry Baby Cry" - The Beatles
3. DeVotchKa - "Queen of the Surface Streets" - Live Current, Vol. 1
4. Guster - "Scars & Stitches" - Parachute
5. Radiohead - "Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors" - Amnesiac
6. Laura Michelle Kelly, Alfred Molina - "Far From the Home I Love" - Fiddler on the Roof Soundtrack [2004 Broadway Revival]
7. R.E.M. - "Tongue" - Monster
8. The Hold Steady - "Hurricane J" - Heaven is Whenever
9. Boston - "Cool the Engines" - Greatest Hits
10. Led Zeppelin - "When the Levee Breaks" - Early Days: The Best of Led Zeppelin, Vol. 1
B. Atmosphere - "Shoes" - Seven's Travels
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1. Ocean - Velvet Underground - Peel Slowly and See
2. Lost Outside the Tunnel - Aztec Camera - High Land, Hard Rain
3. The Falls - Ennio Morricone - Film Music, Vol. 2
4. Vicious Circle - Lou Reed - Between Thought and Expression
5. Heartbeat - Detroit Cobras - Rave On Buddy Holly
6. Carlise Wheeling - Monkees - Listen to the Band
7. Swamp Thing - Chameleons UK - Left of the Dial
8. Maggie's Farm - Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
9. She's A Mover - Big Star - #1 Record/Radio City
10. I've Got You Under My Skin - Diana Krall - Live in Paris
B. Play It All Night Long - Warren Zevon - I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
1. Galileo - Indigo Girls
2. Stadium Arcadium - Red Hot Chili Peppers
3. She's Gotta Be - Keith Urban
4. Defying Gravity - The Glee Cast
5. Can't Hold Us [Feat. Ray Dalton] - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
6. Soundsystem - Michael Franti & Spearhead
7. We Shall Be Free - Garth Brooks
8. Normal Town - Better Than Ezra
9. The Arrival - Atmosphere
10. Giving Up Sunshowers [M.I.A. & Vampire Weekend] - The Hood Internet
Wow. Talk about a random mix... I love Friday mornings. It reminds me what is exactly on my iPod.
Oh and as a bonus - song 11 was an instrumental from Disney's Aladdin.
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* Parabol/Parabola - Tool - Lateralus
* Flower - Eels - Beautiful Freak
* Last Letter - One Day As a Lion - (self-titled)
* Fake - Korn - (self-titled)
* Shut Down - Soul Asylum - Let Your Dim Light Shine
* Prison Song - System of a Down - Toxicity
* Teeth of the Lion Rule the Divine - Earth - Earth 2**
* Walk On - Neil Young - On the Beach
* Rape Me - Nirvana - With the Lights Out
* Ocean Size - Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking
** Fair warning to Spooky, this track is 27 minutes long.
Looks like my iPod thinks it's a Dubby day. I can't complain.
1. Cheyenne Marie Mize* “Rest” Before Lately
2. Rocky Votolato “Tinfoil Hats” Makers
3. Twilight Circus Dub Sound System “Thunder Mix” Bin Shaker Dub
4. Carl Bradney “Slipping into Darkness” Darker than Blue: Soul from Jamtown 1973-1980
5. Elite Gymnastics “Here, In Heaven 2” Ruin 2
6. Black Uhurhu “Sodom” The Dub Factor
7. Porter Ricks “Biokinetics 1” Biokinetics*
8. Twilight Circus “Big Dub” In Dub Vol. 1
9. Oval “1)=” Szenariodisk
T. Twilight Circus Sound System “Romy” Horsie
E. Peaking Lights “Silver Tongues, Soft Whispers” Imaginary Falcons
*Notes:
1. CMM is a former Will Oldham collaborator. I thought this album was free from her soundcloud. Maybe it was at one time, but it isn't anymore. However, I see that this gem of a BPB cover is free.
7. Late 90's dub-house. Without knowing what was on it, I purchased a used copy of Porter Ricks Vs. Techno Animal's Symbiotics which I really prefer over Biokinetics. The presence of Kevin Martin aka The Bug aka Techno Animal aka Ice really adds a drive to PR's more subdued sounds that makes me prefer the collaboration album to this album.
Hey, sir. Did you get my message on the bookface?
Response sent. Sorry for the delay.
Did you ever check out Deadbeat's Drawn and Quartered? If you like dub techno at all, it's pretty much a must have.
No I did not, I've now noted it to check when I (evenutally) get a computer of my very own.
Once again, my list comes from Galaxie's Folk Roots channel:
1. Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer--Cross of Jesus--Little Blue Egg
2. John Hartford--Turn Your Radio On--Aereo-Plain
3. I Gotta Go--Robert Earl Keen--Ready For Confetti
4. Alice's Wonderland--Bert Jansch--The Best of Bert Jansch
5. Holland--Cold Specks--I Predict A Graceful Expulsion
6. An Speic Seoigheach--The Chieftains--The Best of The Chieftains
7. Share the Darkness--The Saw Doctors--Same Oul Town
8. Semper Fi--John Gorka--Jack's Crows
9. Life on Earth--Dala--Best Day
10. Permafrost--Sarah MacDougall--The Greatest Ones Alive
1. “come get to this (alternative version)” – marvin gaye – let’s get it on
2. “2+2=5 (the lukewarm)” – radiohead – hail to the thief
3. “you’re going to make me cry” – o.v. wright – if it’s only for tonight
4. “where does the good go” – tegan and sara – so jealous
5. “i threw away the rose” – merle haggard – best of the early years
6. “tin foil” – urge overkill – exit the dragon
7. “20 years” – the civil wars – barton hollow
8. “song for the new breed” – bonnie “prince” billy – i see a darkness
9. “atlantic city” – hank williams iii – lovesick broke & driftin’
10. “the sporting life” – the decemberists – picaresque
I enjoy the song "barton hollow" but haven't heard the rest of the album - thoughts?
i think nibbish described them pretty well.
oh, i should also point out that "barton hollow" isn't really representative of the rest of the album.
Thanks. That's the impression that I get.
i got into that album by listening to it while playing a lot of red dead redemption. it fit the mood very well.
Finally, a video game reference that I get. Never played it, but at least I knew it was a video game.
1. Sticky -- The Wedding Present
2. Now that I'm Older -- Sufjan Stevens
3. Geek USA -- Smashing Pumpkins
4. Uncovered -- Soundgarden
5. Straight No Chase -- Thelonious Monk
6. The Day the World Turned Day-Glo -- X-Ray Spex
7. Lost Outside the Tunnel -- Aztec Camera
8. Squeeze Box -- The Who
9. Mirror of your Mind -- We The People
10. Thirteen -- Johnny Cash
Bonus: Lethargy -- Guided By Voices
I think my favorite scene (and man, there were a lot of good ones) from Freaks and Geeks was when Lindsay's parents listen to "Squeeze Box."