58 thoughts on “Friday Music Day, 30 Noviembre 2012”

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    1. Mark Knopfler - "A Happy Ending" - The Princess Bride Soundtrack
    2. Cake - "Go to Move" - Showroom of Compassion
    3. Sufjan Stevens - "Adlai Stevenson" - The Avalanche
    4. Beastie Boys - "Triple Trouble" - Solid Gold Hits
    5. Gorillaz - "Don't Get Lost in Heaven" - Demon Days
    6. Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra - "Hobo, You Can't Ride This Train" - Laugin' Louis
    7. Modest Mouse - "The World at Large" - Good News For People Who Like Bad News
    8. The Roots- "Sleep" - Undun
    9. Nirvana - "Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle - In Utero
    10. The Who - "Pinball Wizard" - The Kids Are Alright
    B. Prince - "Adore" - The Hits & B-Sides

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    01. Volbeat - "Devil or the Blue Cat's Song", Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil
    02. Immortal - "Blizzard Beasts", Blizzard Beasts
    03. Iced Earth - "Desert Rain", Night of the Stormrider
    04. Hammerfall - "At the End of the Rainbow", Legacy of Kings
    05. Viperine - "Heartblood", The Predator Awakens
    06. Iced Earth - "Before the Vision", Night of the Stormrider
    07. Oathean - "Voice of My Soul", Fading Away into the Grave of Nothingness
    08. Anthrax - "Any Place but Here", We've Come For You All
    09. Death - "Misantrhope", Symbolic
    10. Arch Enemy - "Leader of the Rats", Antehms of Rebellion

  4. 1. Barefoot Rock -- The Blasters
    2. Turn it On -- The Flaming Lips
    3. Love, not Launch -- Jack Logan
    4. Hank's Little Fingers -- Guided By Voices
    5. Sunflower Suite -- Buffalo Tom
    6. Burning House of Love -- X
    7. Lockdown -- Fugazi
    8. Sunnyside of the Mountain -- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
    9. Hotter Than Hell -- Kiss
    10. From Hank to Hendrix -- Neil Young

    Bonus: Honky Tonk Blues -- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

    I have a feeling that #'s 7,8, and 9 have never been played back to back to back like that before.

    2. I had a three song whiplash at my studio the other day when "Highway to Hell" segued into Julie Andrews singing "My Favorite Things" which was immediately followed up by The Pixies "Crackity Jones".

  5. 1. Blueprint – “Bells & Whistles” – Deleted Scenes
    2. Natalie Merchant – “Where I Go” – Tigerlily
    3. Adele – “Lovesong” – 21
    4. Garth Brooks – “We Shall Be Free” – Double Live (Disc 1)
    5. Enya – “China Roses” – Paint the Sky With Stars
    6. Better Than Ezra – “Pull” – How Does Your Garden Grow
    7. Brother Ali – “Room With A View” – Shadows On The Sun
    8. Gnarls Barkley – “Go-Go Gadget Gospel” – St. Elsewhere
    9. Green Day – “When I Come Around” – Dookie
    10. Gnarls Barkley – “Crazy” – St. Elsewhere

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    1. Saved by the Grace of Your Love - Neville Brothers - Mitakuye Oyasin Oyasin
    2. Bald Head Jesus - Bunny Wailer - Liberation
    3. Don't Think About Her - Nick Lowe - Quiet Please: The Best of Nick Lowe
    4. A Song For You - Willie Nelson - The Complete Atlantic Sessions
    5. Do the Reggay - Toots & the Maytals - Time Tough: The Anthology
    6. Maureen - Nick Lowe - Nick Lowe and his Cowboy Outfit
    7. I'm Waiting for the Man - Velvet Underground - Peel Slowly and See
    8. Tomorrow and Me - Michael Nesmith - And the Hits Just Keep on Comin'
    9. Bluesology - Modern Jazz Quartet - Fontessa
    10. Electricity - Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band - Safe as Milk

    B. Walk Out to Winter - Aztec Camera - High Land, Hard Rain

    1. I've listened to plenty of Peter Tosh, but never anything from the other former Wailer. How does Bunny's solo stuff compare to the post-breakup Marley and Tosh, or the pre-breakup Wailers?

  7. 1. The Space Between Lightning and Thunder Ramona Falls
    2. Holy Holy Wye Oak
    3. So Close Evanescence
    4. Hey Girl O.A.R.
    5. Get Busy Living or Get Busy Dying Fall Out Boy

    6. Crackerman Stone Temple Pilots
    7. Broken 12 Stones
    8. Seether Sold Me
    9. Rich Kid Blues The Raconteurs
    10. I’m Trying to Learn to Serve Dishwalla

    Bonus: The Lady Killer Theme (Intro) Cee-Lo

    1. That Wye Oak song is pretty killer.
      Daneeka's Ghost and Bootsy pointed me that way last year. Maybe Nibbish too?

          1. I first heard it after multiple recommendations by those you listed (and didn't list - hj) above...bought the rest of the album after I picked up the E-6 Best of '11.

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    1. “summer in the city” – vietnam – vietnam
    2. “cupid” – sam cooke – live at the harlem square club, 1963
    3. “mr. grieves” – pixies – doolittle
    4. “elvira” – oak ridge boys – fancy free
    5. “friend of mine” – the national – alligator
    6. “hot bubblegum” – pink skull – psychic welfare
    7. “do that stuff” – parliament – the clones of dr. funkenstein
    8. “the crane wife 3” – the decemberists – the crane wife
    9. “did i hear you say you love me” – stevie wonder – hotter than july
    10. “i threw away the rose” – merle haggard – best of the early years

    1. One of these things is not like the others, One of these things just doesn't belong, Can you tell which thing is not like the others. By the time I finish my song?

  9. I had e-mailed myself a list a while ago... but I'm pretty sure I already used it once. Probably no need to repeat, right? I'll maybe get a different one up later.

  10. 1. "One Horse" - Menomena Moms
    2. "Drip, Drip, Drip" - Chumbawamba Tubthumber*
    3. "This Is It" - Ryan Adams & The Cardinals Follow the Lights
    4. "Guns & Ammo" - Minus the Bear Acoustics
    5. "Red Poison" - Sun Kil Moon Among the Leaves
    6. "Just" - Radiohead The Bends
    7. "Upon Viewing Brueghel's 'Landscape with the Fall of Icarus'" - Titus Andronicus The Airing of Grievances
    8. "Bellyfulla" - Ramona Falls Intuit
    9. "Louisiana" - The Walkmen A Hundred Miles Off
    10. "City Middle" - The National Alligator

    *A special selection for my good buddy Philo

    1. Every year, it seems that people bring out the Festivus music earlier and earlier.
      What's next? Festivus in July?

    2. Nice. I do enjoy Tubthumper. The better song is the one after it though - "The Big Issue." Still...

  11. 1. DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4) - Endtroducing
    2. Death Cab For Cutie - Title and Registration - Transatlanticism
    3. Rumi - Atipay*
    4. M.I.A. - Bad Girls - Bad Girls*
    5. Symbion Project - FreQout (2004 mix) - Frequency
    6. Bad Brains - Banned in DC - Bad Brains
    7. TV on the Radio - Will Do - Nine Types of Light
    8. The National - Fake Empires - Boxer
    9. Spoon - Don't You Evah - Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
    T. Kelly Clarkson - Since U Been Gone - Breakaway

    B. Frank Ocean - Pyramids - channel ORANGE*

    3 - Garageband find. I always find myself enamored with it when I'm listening to it, only to forget about it for another few months until my 'Goodnight' play list brings it back to the forefront.

    4 - After disliking MAYA, I'm pretty pumped for whatever M.I.A. ends up putting out next. If you haven't seen the music video, take the next five minutes and do so now.

    B - I picked up the CD for $5 on one of Amazon's lightning deals. Very solid disc - maybe not quite as revolutionary as many outlets are making it out to be (a label which seems to have a lot to do with the accompanying tumblr post he made, which I have thoughts about that I won't expand upon here), but very solid nonetheless. 'Pyramids' is the obvious centerpiece of the album, and it's epic in all the best ways.

    2. 4. Five minutes is not enough. At least one repeat each time you turn it on.
      Still not sure what I'll think of her going forward. Arular and Kala did a lot for me, but Maya did a lot in the other direction, as did her Madonna collab.

      B. After getting over my disappointment that Nostalgia, Ultra will never be physically released, I should probably try out his official album. He was the best thing on that Ye-Z album.
      As I've tied the two in my head, I'll mention that I recently bought the Weeknd's Trilogy from Target for $11. Three CDs, all three albums plus a bonus track for each. Great packaging. Supposedly remastered, but I didn't notice any differences on the House of Balloons disc, the one where I thought I might.

      1. He was the best thing on that Ye-Z album.

        SERIOUSLY. His hook on "No Church In the Wild" is fantastic - the rapping on same song makes me want to delete. "Niggas in Paris" is pretty awesome, though, no Frank required.

        I haven't been real interested in a lot of Abel's non-House of Balloons output, truth be told. I really love that album - even though half the songs feel like they could be trimmed a bit, but with the exception of a song here and there, Thursday and Echoes of Silence just sort of sat there.

        1. I'm mostly with you on the Weeknd, but even then, House of Balloons plus two bonus discs of variable quality for $11!

  12. 1. Better Daze “Golden Brown (Fila Brazillia Remix)” Remix Project
    2. Bob Marley & the Wailers “Rebel Music (Instrumental Take 3)” The “Santana Secret Tape”
    3. Carl Craig “Alien Talk” More Songs About Food And Revolutionary Art
    4. Miles Davis “So What” The Essential Miles Davis
    5. Alton Miller “Exstasoul” G2: Geology - A Subjective Study of Planet E - Volume Two

    6. Laurent Garnier “Back to my Roots (Original Afrodiziac Mix)” Back to My Roots
    7. Bonnie “Prince” Billy “Black Captain” Wolfroy Goes to Town
    8. Leila “Space, Love” Like Weather
    9. Merle Haggard and the Strangers “I Just Want to Look at You” Pride in What I Am
    T. The Union Suits “Gin Rag” You Got the Wrong Guy
    E. Nordleed “Howie B” Jockeyslut Jukebox

    It was all (nearly) instrumental there until Will Oldham showed up.

    1. After owning Kind of Blue for about 10 years, I went out and picked up E.S.P., Miles Ahead and Sketches of Spain last spring. I don't know why it took me that long to get more Davis - I love Blue - but I do know that I'm glad I did. All three albums are great in their own way.

      1. I'm just starting out. That three-disc set I picked up from Cheapo is my first taste.
        Early thoughts: prefer Coltrane.

      3. The Penguin Guide to Jazz gave Bitches Brew a four-star rating (out of four stars), describing the recording as "one of the most remarkable creative statements of the last half-century, in any artistic form. It is also profoundly flawed, a gigantic torso of burstingly noisy music that absolutely refuses to resolve itself under any recognized guise."
        httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLUJZUKJ1BM

  13. Found a list. It's a good one!

    1. "Steal My Kisses" - Ben Harper - Burn To Shine
    2. "Heroes" - David Bowie - Heroes
    3. "Video Killed The Radio Star" - POTUS - Pure Frosting
    4. "Andy You're A Star" - The Killers - Hot Fuss
    5. "Red Right Hand" - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Let Love In
    6. "Femme Fatale" - The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico
    7. "Beautiful Day" - U2 - Walk On
    8. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" - Nirvana - Nevermind
    9. "Seven Nation Army" - White Stripes - Elephant
    10. "Mansard Roof" - Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend
    Bonus: "The Beautiful People" - Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar

    1. You ever hear Aphex Twin's great remix of Phillip Glass's orchestration of "Heroes" (with Bowie still on vox)? If not, here's your chance!
      httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjBcNU1UZUs
      It was my introduction to the song. So when I heard it quoted in "Moulin Rouge!" I laughed inappropriately.
      Oh, and the Wallflowers version is stinky.

        1. My favorite Pi soundtrack track is Autechre's "Kalpol Introl".
          (Which I didn't appreciate until I saw the movie.)

  14. 'Feel Flows' - Beach Boys Almost Famous OST
    'There She Goes' - The La's
    'Early Morning Cold Taxi' - The Who The Who Sell Out
    'Evening at Lafitte's' - Squirrel Nut Zippers Perennial Favorites
    'My Lonely Sad Eyes' - Them Them featuring Van Morrison

    'Its Martini Time' - The Reverend Horton Heat Its Martini Time
    'Real World' - Matchbox Twenty Yourself or Someone Like You
    'Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad' - Derek & the Dominos Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
    'Truth Hits Everybody' - The Police Outlandos d'Amour
    'Susanne' - Weezer Weezer (bonus track)

    Bonus: The Features 'Content'
    httpv://youtu.be/BK-XwiW6H18

  15. Car Wheels On A Gravel Road - Lucinda Williams
    King Of Pain - The Police
    A Call To Arms - Beirut
    GaDje Sirba - A Hawk And A Hack Saw
    Can The Circle Be Unbroken - The Carter Family

    Imperial Bedroom - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
    Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer - Burl Ives
    March 16-20 1992 - Uncle Tupelo
    Nashville - Solomon Burke
    Perfect From Now On - Built To Spill

  16. I haven't done this in a while, here we go:

    "Is This It?" The Strokes Is This It?
    "Sitting Still" REM Murmur
    "High and Lonesome" eels End Times
    "Hurricane J" Hold Steady Live @ First Ave
    "Four Winds" Bright Eyes Cassadaga
    "Six Days on the Road" Dave Dudley 40 All-Time Country Hits
    "None But the Rain" Townes Van Zandt Townes Van Zandt
    "The Return of Jackie and Judy" Tom Waits Orphans, etc.
    "Why Can't I Touch It? The Buzzcocks Going Single
    "Off Minor [take 4]" Monk 1957 Riverside Recordings

    1. I love the Eels. I just picked up tickets to see them at First Ave in February.

      I saw them a couple years ago. The band looked like a slightly crazier ZZ Top.

      httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0Bb2ZVb2z0

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