First single from The Big Pink off of their upcoming "A Brief History Of Love" album.
Reminds me of KCRW every time I hear it.
http://www.myspace.com/musicfromthebigpink
http://www.4ad.com/thebigpink/
Working on a bunch of projects today and as I was nosing through tracks, I came across this.
An oldie, but a goodie.
Figured it'd be nice for those who may have never heard it.
Plus, I completely agree with the sentiment.
And funny enough, throughout my life, I randomly find myself having these lyrics pop up in my head from time to time.
Just roaming around, singing this song.
An oldie, but a goodie.
Figured it'd be nice for those who may have never heard it.
Plus, I completely agree with the sentiment.
And funny enough, throughout my life, I randomly find myself having these lyrics pop up in my head from time to time.
Just roaming around, singing this song.
The first time I ever saw The Dodos was a few years back at Todd P's party at SXSW.
It was one of those times where you just stumble in not expecting anything in particular and then walk out blown away. This is my favorite track so far off their new "Time To Die" album:
It was one of those times where you just stumble in not expecting anything in particular and then walk out blown away. This is my favorite track so far off their new "Time To Die" album:
http://frenchkissrecords.com/band/records/time_to_die/
http://toddpnyc.com/
OK, Yo La Tengo, I am falling back in love with you all over again.
(P.S. I was trying to post the track "More Stars Than There Are In Heaven" but apparently the file is too big to post).
http://www.yolatengo.com/
http://www.matadorrecords.com/yo_la_tengo/
http://nyc.metblogs.com/2007/10/28/want-a-coffee-with-that-hug-abrazo/
Still really warming up to the new album from Bowerbirds.
This track treats me especially right:
This track treats me especially right:
http://www.bowerbirds.org/
http://www.deadoceans.com/artist.php?name=bowerbirds
Yeti is the best.
Seriously.
Amazing writing, interviews, ideas, art & music.
Just picked up issue #7 from Other Music the other day.
This track by Moon Duo comes from the CD included with the zine.
Big ups, Mike McGonigal.
I miss you and Portland.
Keep on keeping music alive and thriving.
Seriously.
Amazing writing, interviews, ideas, art & music.
Just picked up issue #7 from Other Music the other day.
This track by Moon Duo comes from the CD included with the zine.
Big ups, Mike McGonigal.
I miss you and Portland.
Keep on keeping music alive and thriving.
Picked up the Emitt Rhodes "Recordings 1969 - 1973" 2CD anthology today.
So many songs on here could've/should've been a hit song.
He really was a "one man Beatles".
Essential listening.
So many songs on here could've/should've been a hit song.
He really was a "one man Beatles".
Essential listening.
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:f9fexzqaldae
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emitt_Rhodes
Reminds me of the early 90's Bristol scene, for sure, but twisted with her own wild style.
Saw her open up for Massive Attack last year at the Meltdown.
Good stuff.
Though it came out last year, I was vibing with it, so I just felt like making this the song of the day.
Saw her open up for Massive Attack last year at the Meltdown.
Good stuff.
Though it came out last year, I was vibing with it, so I just felt like making this the song of the day.
http://www.myspace.com/leilaarab
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:jjfuxzqjldte
http://themusicalchairs.blogspot.com/2008/04/massive-attacks-meltdown.html
An amazing package arrived in the mail from the always awesome Teenage Teardrops record label a few days ago.
New 12"s from Infinite Body and Lucky Dragons, plus my favorite new t-shirt.
And here is, in the words of Cali, the sleeper hit off the Lucky Dragons Open Power 12":
Plus, I not only got to see The xx open up for Friendly Fires at Music Hall, which was perfect and lovely;
I got to hang out with the always charming Ms. Green (looking tough).
Lots of goodness. Lucky man, I.
