Daneeka's Ghost was right, this new song from Andy Stott is awesome. I'm seriously looking forward to the whole album.
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Daneeka's Ghost was right, this new song from Andy Stott is awesome. I'm seriously looking forward to the whole album.
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1. Patty Griffin “Perfect White Girls” Silver Bell
2. Peaking Lights “All the Sun That Shines” 936
3. Eels “Guest List” Beautiful Freak
a. Hairy Woodpecker “Pic call” (Cornell Essential Set)
4. The Bottle Rockets “Get Down River (Acoustic Performance Live at Thirsty Ear)” Bottle Rockets (reissue)
5. Nine Inch Nails “Burn” Natural Born Killers
b. Great Gray Owl “Hoots” (Stokes Field Guide to Bird Songs: Western Edition)
6. Barry Adamson “The Monkey Speaks His Mind” As Above So Below
7. Oneohtrix Point Never “Lovergirls Precinct” Drawn And Quartered
8. Neneh Cherry “Move with Me” Homebrew
9. Burial “Rival Dealer” Rival Dealer EP
T. The Field “From Here We Go Sublime” From Here We Go Sublime
* Notes on Light: On Fire - Kaija Saariaho - Saariaho: Notes on Light / Orion / Mirage
* 4th of July - Soundgarden - Superunknown
* Hot Pink - Meat Puppets - Up on the Sun
* Out of Exile - Audioslave - Out of Exile
* Like a Hurricane - Neil Young - American Stars 'n Bars
* Resolve - Foo Fighters - In Your Honor
* Hurting as One - The Offspring - Days Go By
* Mental Caverns Without Sunshine - The Caretaker - An Empty Bliss Beyond This World
* Statues - Foo Fighters - Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
* Ain't No Room - The Vines - Highly Evolved
1. The Mercy Seat -- Johnny Cash -- Solitary Man
2. I'll Fly Away -- Alison Krauss -- O Brother, Where Art Thou?
3. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart -- Wilco -- Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
4. Dear God -- XTC -- Skylarking
5. Crux -- Guided By Voices -- Devil Between My Toes
6. Dreams -- Sebadoh -- Bakesale
7. Give Me Another Chance -- Big Star -- #1 Record
8. Lowdown -- Wire -- Pink Flag
9. Hootenanny -- The Replacements -- Hootenanny
10. Chartered Trips -- Hüsker Dü -- Zen Arcade
B1. (I'll Name You) The Flame That Cries -- Guided By Voices -- Demons & Painkillers
B2. Starman -- Golden Smog -- Blood On The Slacks
Saw J Mascis last night at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Just J playing his solo "acoustic" stuff. It was short, probably a little less than an hour. It was cool seeing him play lo-fi guitar as he is an amazing guitar player and typically if you see him, it's at ear bleeding volumes. I bet his amps truly go to 11. Also, if you have a chance, his new solo album is very chill, one of my faves of the year.
Bright Eyes which is a Neil Young cover band fronted by Alan from Low is apparently playing at Indeed Brewery on Saturday. Not sure of the time. I will be up north during the day but will definitely plan to be there, especially if it's later in the evenng.
Also I don't know if you saw on Facebook or twitter, but I saw Sturgill Simpson in London. Holy crap what a show. Definitely get tix for the December 4 show at Fine Line if they are still available.
Bright Eyes which is a Neil Young cover band fronted by Alan from Low is apparently playing at Indeed Brewery on Saturday.
Does Conor Oberst know about this?
I believe he means Tired Eyes.
Thanks, yes Tired Eyes. I'm a dope.
Looks like they are the headliners of the bill, with music going from Noon-10PM. My studio is about 200 yards (or less) from where Indeed sets up their stage for events. I remember when they did this last year, I happened to be up at my studio and I couldn't believe how loud it seemed. Luckily, most of the bands sounded pretty good. What pissed the entire Northrup King Building off was when they decided to do the same thing last summer during Art-a-Whirl. Windows rattled. It was nearly impossible to carry on a conversation with someone who wasn't 3 feet in front of you. Throw in the drunken brah crowd relieving themselves of urine and vomit wherever they could. Police and city council members were called. Threats of boycotts were made. I haven't had an Indeed since.
Tired Eyes play at 8:30.
PS. Not so sure about that first band. Did Jim Morrison fake his death or something?
Ooh boy. I'm going up north for a 20 mile hike-bike before it gets too damn cold trip. Get back to NE by 8:30 means I'd have to be done around 5:00. Sounds like a crazy day, but doable. Means I'll have to start hiking a little earlier than anticipated.
1. Changing of the Guards - Gaslight Anthem - Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan
2. Monday - The Jam - Sound Affects
3. All I Need is the Girl - Frank Sinatra - The Reprise Collection
4. Whistle for the Choir - The Fratellis - Costello Music
5. Visions of Johanna (live) - Bob Dylan - Biograph
6. Rock & Roll Music - The Beatles - Beatles for Sale
7. Delia's Gone - Johnny Cash - Unearthed
8. Nightingale - Brinsley Schwarz - Surrender to the Rhythm
9. No Dancing - Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True
10. The Blue Mask - Lou Reed - The Blue Mask
B. MGB-GT - Peter Tork - Stranger Things Have Happened
01. Ensiferum - "Battle Song", Ensiferum
02. Corrosion of Conformity - "Seven Days", Deliverance
03. Tristania - "Angellore", Widows Weeds
04. Viperine - "Fire, Wind and Rain", The Predator Awakens
05. Candlemass - "Spellbreaker", Candlemass
06. Corrosion of Conformity - "Wishbone", Wiseblood
07. Korpiklaani - "Journey Man", Voice of Wilderness
08. Tristania - "Number", Darkest White
09. Queensryche - "Eyes of a Stranger", Operation: Mindcrime
10. Solitude Aeturnus - "Destiny Falls to Ruin", Into the Depths of Sorrow
Seems a little early to be breaking out the Holiday tunes, cheaptoy.
Probably, although I think #1 and #10 sum up the holiday shopping season pretty well.
Ex Hex is Mary Timony's (Helium, Wild Flag) new project, and my goodness is that record aptly named. Glammy, loud, 3 minute tunes full of riffs and tight little solos. Gonna clean my kitchen to this.
Also, saw Lucius at First Ave on Wednesday. Mixing everything from 60's girl group and power pop with Motown and EDM. Absolutely terrific performers. Now they need to put out a new record.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxP4dcXYuZU
Ex Hex play two at the Merge Records 25 Anniversary gig. ("War Paint" and "Radio On")
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDkCNCkmMjk
Whoa, rad list Bootsy!
Check out that Ex Hex. I think you'd dig it.
I listened to it in the car last night, it's pretty awesome. I'm definitely going to see them when they play in Fargo later this month with Speedy Ortiz.
They are in the Entry the following night. Unfortunately, the hotel is busier than sin that week so I don't think I can get the next day off. Fingers crossed, I guess.
Confession: sometimes I'm just a lazy luddite.
geez, you wrote the entire thing out -- I wouldn't call that "lazy"
Ah, but you see I do that every week. This time I skipped the step where I type it up and format it.
I just do the screen grab, myself. The old iTunes you could export the playlist to desktop and then cut and paste it into your LTE. I'm way too lazy to type the whole thing out.
I do the list thursday night. Copy and paste it into a xcel file. Edit out song length, year, and genre then and e-mail to my work address. Friday morning I copy and paste here and do numbering and bolding.