But Dr. Dog at Surly is tomorrow! Hopefully the PR doesn't get sick this time.
I swear, I'll try to remember next week better.
16 thoughts on “FMD: Soo…..”
1. Merle Haggard “Cocaine Blues” Working in Tennessee
2. Einstürzende Neubauten “Nnnaaammm”* Ende Neu
3. Andy Stott “Too Many Voices” Too Many Voices
4. Merle Haggard and the Strangers “Teach Me to Forget” Mama Tried a. White-eyed Vireo “Jumbled Song” (Cornell Master Set)
5. Robyn “Dancing on My Own” Body Talk, Pt. 1
6. Steve Reich* “Electric Counterpoint: 1. Fast” Different Trains/Electric Counterpoint
7. Einstürzende Neubauten “Sie” Tabula Rasa
8. Mitski “Townie” Bury Me at Makeout Creek
9. Mylo “Need You Tonite”* Destroy Rock & Roll
T. Meat Puppets “Sweet Ammonia” No Joke!
*Notes:
2. Simultaneously onomatopœia and an acronym for "New No New Age Advanced Ambient Motor Music Machine"
6. Performed by Pat Metheny, later sampled by the Orb for "Little Fluffy Clouds"
9. Basically, a remix of Judie Tzukie's "Stay With Me Till Dawn". It's pretty awesome:
I skipped writing down a lot of bird songs today.
I liked this. Thanks for sharing.
No list today, but I did pick up new albums (actual CD's) last week: The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Monolith of Phobos. This one isn't perfect for SSS (15 minute commutes don't really do it justice). I've found the best consumption was hanging out with my buddy in his garage, drinking beer and relaxing. My favorite song so far is “Cricket and the Genie” - described well by this KEXP review of the album:
Lennon’s “Cricket and the Genie” tale of sociopathy and prescription drugs sounds like a Tame Impala re-interpretation of a White Album persona like “Bungalow Bill”.
...
But when the go full throttle in tandem, that’s where you get the best material on the record. “Cricket and the Genie” and “Breath of a Salesman” are the best romps on the record, both throbbing through heavy groove territory with a smoky rearview mirror and a hazy horizon.
Actual song starts at the 1:20 mark:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YDVUHRV4DY
Tame Impala - Currents. Though I'd heard the album quite a few times, I had not yet purchased it. Something very GOML about needing to actually own the disc, but I can't shake it. Downloading digital copies or streaming via Spotify/Pandora/Youtube just doesn't jibe with me.
1. Box Of Rain -- Grateful Dead -- American Beauty
2. I'll Fight -- Wilco -- Wilco (the album)
3. Hat of Flames -- Guided By Voices -- Cool Planet
4. The Boy With The Thorn In His Side -- The Smiths -- The Queen Is Dead
5. Absolutely Sweet Marie -- Bob Dylan -- Blonde On Blonde
6. Lose My Breath -- My Bloody Valentine -- Isn't Anything
7. Original Love -- The Feelies -- Crazy Rhythms
8. Over The Hills And Far Away -- Led Zeppelin -- Houses Of The Holy
9. Ain't It Strange -- Dr. Dog -- Live At A Flamingo Hotel
10. Sunday Sun -- Beck -- Sea Change
B1. Tommy Can You Hear Me? -- The Who -- The Who's Tommy
B2. Cold Beverage -- G. Love & Special Sauce -- G. Love And Special Sauce
Notes:
2. Wilco coming August20th. I haven't heard new album yet, surprised its not on NPR New Music yet.
8. I go back and forth whether HotH or Physical Graffiti is my fave Zeppelin Album
9. I'll be at Dr. Dog tomorrow too. They put on a great show. Disappointed about the weather forecast, it may get wet. Hope to see you Mags.
Speaking of Wilco on the 20th, I have a ticket I can't use because I will be out of town if any citizens are interested.
I may be interested, let me check my schedule and get back.
I might be too.
More Wilco...I got a special pressing of AM on vinyl this week. I hadn't spent much time with this particular Wilco album prior but I really like it. Only about two decades behind I guess.
Ranking Wilco albums is hard for me, as it changes with my mood. But in the right mood, A.M. might be my favorite.
I've said it before but asking me my favorite Wilco album is like partner asking if I want to have sex on bed, couch, floor, table, back seat of car. My answer: Sure, why not all?
I'm not great at ordering things, but I know that my favorite is, and always will be, Summerteeth.
I've always been really partial to their collaboration albums with Billy Bragg.
Other than that, I like free's take.
Only Bragg track I have is "Greetings to the New Brunette"*, and I like it plenty.
*no, it's not "Shirley"
I'm partial to Being There.
I never noticed this before but Zamboni is an unlisted track on my version of Billy's Live Bait. It's tacked on to the end of One Voice.
I bet that was frustrating for causal fans who wanted to buy the album with Zamboni on it.
1. Merle Haggard “Cocaine Blues” Working in Tennessee
2. Einstürzende Neubauten “Nnnaaammm”* Ende Neu
3. Andy Stott “Too Many Voices” Too Many Voices
4. Merle Haggard and the Strangers “Teach Me to Forget” Mama Tried
a. White-eyed Vireo “Jumbled Song” (Cornell Master Set)
5. Robyn “Dancing on My Own” Body Talk, Pt. 1
6. Steve Reich* “Electric Counterpoint: 1. Fast” Different Trains/Electric Counterpoint
7. Einstürzende Neubauten “Sie” Tabula Rasa
8. Mitski “Townie” Bury Me at Makeout Creek
9. Mylo “Need You Tonite”* Destroy Rock & Roll
T. Meat Puppets “Sweet Ammonia” No Joke!
*Notes:
2. Simultaneously onomatopœia and an acronym for "New No New Age Advanced Ambient Motor Music Machine"
6. Performed by Pat Metheny, later sampled by the Orb for "Little Fluffy Clouds"
9. Basically, a remix of Judie Tzukie's "Stay With Me Till Dawn". It's pretty awesome:
I skipped writing down a lot of bird songs today.
I liked this. Thanks for sharing.
No list today, but I did pick up new albums (actual CD's) last week:
The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Monolith of Phobos. This one isn't perfect for SSS (15 minute commutes don't really do it justice). I've found the best consumption was hanging out with my buddy in his garage, drinking beer and relaxing. My favorite song so far is “Cricket and the Genie” - described well by this KEXP review of the album:
Actual song starts at the 1:20 mark:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YDVUHRV4DY
Tame Impala - Currents. Though I'd heard the album quite a few times, I had not yet purchased it. Something very GOML about needing to actually own the disc, but I can't shake it. Downloading digital copies or streaming via Spotify/Pandora/Youtube just doesn't jibe with me.
1. Box Of Rain -- Grateful Dead -- American Beauty
2. I'll Fight -- Wilco -- Wilco (the album)
3. Hat of Flames -- Guided By Voices -- Cool Planet
4. The Boy With The Thorn In His Side -- The Smiths -- The Queen Is Dead
5. Absolutely Sweet Marie -- Bob Dylan -- Blonde On Blonde
6. Lose My Breath -- My Bloody Valentine -- Isn't Anything
7. Original Love -- The Feelies -- Crazy Rhythms
8. Over The Hills And Far Away -- Led Zeppelin -- Houses Of The Holy
9. Ain't It Strange -- Dr. Dog -- Live At A Flamingo Hotel
10. Sunday Sun -- Beck -- Sea Change
B1. Tommy Can You Hear Me? -- The Who -- The Who's Tommy
B2. Cold Beverage -- G. Love & Special Sauce -- G. Love And Special Sauce
Notes:
2. Wilco coming August20th. I haven't heard new album yet, surprised its not on NPR New Music yet.
8. I go back and forth whether HotH or Physical Graffiti is my fave Zeppelin Album
9. I'll be at Dr. Dog tomorrow too. They put on a great show. Disappointed about the weather forecast, it may get wet. Hope to see you Mags.
Speaking of Wilco on the 20th, I have a ticket I can't use because I will be out of town if any citizens are interested.
I may be interested, let me check my schedule and get back.
I might be too.
More Wilco...I got a special pressing of AM on vinyl this week. I hadn't spent much time with this particular Wilco album prior but I really like it. Only about two decades behind I guess.
Ranking Wilco albums is hard for me, as it changes with my mood. But in the right mood, A.M. might be my favorite.
I've said it before but asking me my favorite Wilco album is like partner asking if I want to have sex on bed, couch, floor, table, back seat of car. My answer: Sure, why not all?
I'm not great at ordering things, but I know that my favorite is, and always will be, Summerteeth.
I've always been really partial to their collaboration albums with Billy Bragg.
Other than that, I like free's take.
Only Bragg track I have is "Greetings to the New Brunette"*, and I like it plenty.
*no, it's not "Shirley"
I'm partial to Being There.
I never noticed this before but Zamboni is an unlisted track on my version of Billy's Live Bait. It's tacked on to the end of One Voice.
I bet that was frustrating for causal fans who wanted to buy the album with Zamboni on it.
I think that is true of all versions.