Friday, November 27, 2009
Maria Muldaur – Garden Of Joy (CD)
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Wynton Marsalis - Christmas Jazz Jam (CD)
Prepping my Turkey this morning was a great joy with the joyous New Orleans spices added by this great band. Many points of joyous laughter caused by the tremendous virtuosity creates the best holiday CD I’ve heard this year.
Wynton Marsalis - Christmas Jazz Jam
Wynton Marsalis - Christmas Jazz Jam
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Songs Your Earbuds Will Love
Between the Woodstock parties and the Beatles celebrations, it is very difficult to listen to new music and find very much melodically or poetically interesting. What follows are the exceptions – songs you should be hearing:
Flight of the Conchords - Friends
Mason Jennings - Ain't No Friend Of Mine
Jamie T - Spider's Web
Grant Lee Phillips – Seal It With A Kiss
The Robert Cray Band - Forever Goodbye
John Mayall - That Good Old Rockin' Blues
Lord Newborn and The Magic Skulls – L.I.V.E.
Bon Jovi - We Weren’t Born To Follow
Reverend Horton Heat - Oh By Jingol
Phish – Kill Devil Falls
Flight of the Conchords - Friends
Mason Jennings - Ain't No Friend Of Mine
Jamie T - Spider's Web
Grant Lee Phillips – Seal It With A Kiss
The Robert Cray Band - Forever Goodbye
John Mayall - That Good Old Rockin' Blues
Lord Newborn and The Magic Skulls – L.I.V.E.
Bon Jovi - We Weren’t Born To Follow
Reverend Horton Heat - Oh By Jingol
Phish – Kill Devil Falls
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Neil Diamond: Hot August Night/NYC (DVD)
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
John Lefebvre – Our Town
John has decided to give away his music. When you get to his site by clicking on his name below,,push on the round white button on the jukebox twice - once to grow the jukebox, and once to open the download screen.
John Lefebvre
Monday, August 31, 2009
Woodbrain - Port Chicago Highway
Woodbrain
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Wild Roses On A Sunday Afternoon
Willie Nelson - Superman
Aswad – What Is Love b/w Calling
Cookin on 3 Burners - Push It Up b/w Four N Twenty
Mark Knopfler - You Can't Beat The House
Smokey Robinson - Please Don't Take Your Love b/w Whatcha Gonna Do?
Mi And L'au - Bingo
Magnolia Electric Company - Little Sad Eyes
Olivia Broadfield - Don't Cry
Jessie James – Blue Jeans b/w Psycho Girlfriend
The Black Crowes – What Is Home
Hope Sandoval – Wild Roses
Aswad – What Is Love b/w Calling
Cookin on 3 Burners - Push It Up b/w Four N Twenty
Mark Knopfler - You Can't Beat The House
Smokey Robinson - Please Don't Take Your Love b/w Whatcha Gonna Do?
Mi And L'au - Bingo
Magnolia Electric Company - Little Sad Eyes
Olivia Broadfield - Don't Cry
Jessie James – Blue Jeans b/w Psycho Girlfriend
The Black Crowes – What Is Home
Hope Sandoval – Wild Roses
Easy Contest - Sleepers Awake
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Do Ya Like Good Music?
Neil Nathan - Do Ya
Catie Curtis - I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free
Rodrigo Y Gabriela - Stairway to Heaven
Jim Keaveny - Mountain Mama
IntoXication - Wasted Time
Manu Codjia - Jungle Jig Part 2
Jordie Lane - John W. Thistle
Kieran Kane - Don’t Try to Fight It
Florence & The Machine - Kiss With A Fist
Smokey Robinson - Time Flies b/w Don't Know Why
Catie Curtis - I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free
Rodrigo Y Gabriela - Stairway to Heaven
Jim Keaveny - Mountain Mama
IntoXication - Wasted Time
Manu Codjia - Jungle Jig Part 2
Jordie Lane - John W. Thistle
Kieran Kane - Don’t Try to Fight It
Florence & The Machine - Kiss With A Fist
Smokey Robinson - Time Flies b/w Don't Know Why
Friday, August 28, 2009
George Strait - Twang
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Loudon Wainwright III - Moving Day
The title tune, High, Wide & Handsome, includes this philosophy: “Song, wine and women, they’re my three favorites. Beer, gin and whiskey, that’s five, six and four. Saturday night I like eatin’ and dancin’, and I sleep all day Sunday so’s I’m ready for more!” Shoutouts for the honky tonk smiles of Took My Gal Out Walkin’ (“she said she wouldn’t kiss me, so I kissed her instead”) & the country gospel pop of Acres of Diamonds (“you simply must have overlooked what you’ve been looking for”).
Loudon Wainwright III
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Reliving 1969 - Steel Mill & Woodstock
I've spent the past few weeks simply enjoying 1969. There are the 5 new Sony releases which I talked about a few weeks back - those are all eye-opening. I've also been enjoying the brand 6 CD Rhino release which includes several never-heard-before cuts, as well as the brand new Arlo Guthrie release called "Tales of '69". The Arlo release is not recorded AT woodstock, but was recorded less than a week before, so it's interesting to compare & exciting to listen to. I had actually never hear Alice Part 3, or even knew of it's existence. Fantastic.
The Ken Bielen Woodstock tapes were also released during the past few weeks. Not exactly easy listening - these are audience recordings made on a dictaphone recorder. It's a wonder this material survived at all. It manages to add 15 unique recordings to our Woodstock collection, which with all the recent "finds" has grown from 22 CDs to 24 CDs. There's still more out there, I'm sure - but it's worth the wait. The best thing about the Ken Bielen tapes is it reminds us that the experience from the ground was not as grand as the 2 hour movie could lead one to believe.
I made many sidetrips, as usual - spent 8 hours lisening to all my Jimi CD's, then turned around and did it again a day later. I pulled out all my Janis CDs and listened to those, as well as Johnny Winter. I took a few side-trips through Delany & Bonnie & Donovan simply because I wanted to hear them.
But, that's not all folks! My personal absolute favorite band from 1969 was Child/Steel Mill - mostly because I saw them live about 15 times during those years. I was a young guitar player and wuld get as close as I could to see their guitar player named Bruce play the most wonderful guitar licks - I learned by watching lots of power chords and lead playing. The band went through changes, with great organ playing by Danny along the way, and a player named Steve added in the mix to play bass. The drummer, Vini, has been busy recently - and this has me grinning from ear to ear, literally. I still pull out my live tapes every summer but Vini has been working with some players to attempt to recreate the era on CD - in the studio. A few years back he released Chronicles, and it's a blessing to hear crisp clean versions of Come On, The Wind And The Rain, Boppin The Blues, KT88 & more. This month he has released a second CD, with All Man The Guns, and a personal favorite, Resurrection. There's much more good news: Sherlock Goes Holmes is fantastic, and I love the full band version of Cowboys by the Sea. The full band version of that one I have on tape is extremely muddy, so this is a revelation - and interesting to compare with the solo demos. There's a few more that were popular in 72 - Down To Mexico, Crow Liquor, Sweet Melinda & Lady Walking. The version of the Train song included here is not as powerful as the demo or the one Robbin Thompson officially released; but it's still great that it's included. I am excited that Vini continues to mine the old tapes for these gems, and it is my prayer they continue to record crisp versions - I'm hoping next time he'll do versions of Jambalaya (Roll Over, Roll Over), Sister Theresa, and a host of others. By my reckoning, there is at least 5 or 6 more CDs of superb material to share with folks who love the power rock blues sound that Bruce and company were famous for before he went on to join a major label and turn to pop.
I'm not sure my nostalgic journey is over - you'll know when the blog returns daily that I'm refreshed and ready to start sharing new finds with you. In the meantime, "Hail Hail Resurrection!"
Notes: Arlo's CD is not yet available on Amazon, but a quick google search for "Tales of '69" will help you discover it. Vini's website for the new versions of Steel Mill/ BSB Band songs is http://www.steelmillretro.com - Long live Dr Zoom & The Sonic Boom!
Listen to "Dead Sea Chronicles" online!
Buy Dead Sea Chronicles by Steel Mill.
Buy All Man The Guns by Steel Mill.
Watch Steel Mill from 3 weeks ago:
The original line-up in San Francisco playing America Under Fire:
The "muddy version" of Cowboys of the Sea is on You Tube!
The Ken Bielen Woodstock tapes were also released during the past few weeks. Not exactly easy listening - these are audience recordings made on a dictaphone recorder. It's a wonder this material survived at all. It manages to add 15 unique recordings to our Woodstock collection, which with all the recent "finds" has grown from 22 CDs to 24 CDs. There's still more out there, I'm sure - but it's worth the wait. The best thing about the Ken Bielen tapes is it reminds us that the experience from the ground was not as grand as the 2 hour movie could lead one to believe.
I made many sidetrips, as usual - spent 8 hours lisening to all my Jimi CD's, then turned around and did it again a day later. I pulled out all my Janis CDs and listened to those, as well as Johnny Winter. I took a few side-trips through Delany & Bonnie & Donovan simply because I wanted to hear them.
But, that's not all folks! My personal absolute favorite band from 1969 was Child/Steel Mill - mostly because I saw them live about 15 times during those years. I was a young guitar player and wuld get as close as I could to see their guitar player named Bruce play the most wonderful guitar licks - I learned by watching lots of power chords and lead playing. The band went through changes, with great organ playing by Danny along the way, and a player named Steve added in the mix to play bass. The drummer, Vini, has been busy recently - and this has me grinning from ear to ear, literally. I still pull out my live tapes every summer but Vini has been working with some players to attempt to recreate the era on CD - in the studio. A few years back he released Chronicles, and it's a blessing to hear crisp clean versions of Come On, The Wind And The Rain, Boppin The Blues, KT88 & more. This month he has released a second CD, with All Man The Guns, and a personal favorite, Resurrection. There's much more good news: Sherlock Goes Holmes is fantastic, and I love the full band version of Cowboys by the Sea. The full band version of that one I have on tape is extremely muddy, so this is a revelation - and interesting to compare with the solo demos. There's a few more that were popular in 72 - Down To Mexico, Crow Liquor, Sweet Melinda & Lady Walking. The version of the Train song included here is not as powerful as the demo or the one Robbin Thompson officially released; but it's still great that it's included. I am excited that Vini continues to mine the old tapes for these gems, and it is my prayer they continue to record crisp versions - I'm hoping next time he'll do versions of Jambalaya (Roll Over, Roll Over), Sister Theresa, and a host of others. By my reckoning, there is at least 5 or 6 more CDs of superb material to share with folks who love the power rock blues sound that Bruce and company were famous for before he went on to join a major label and turn to pop.
I'm not sure my nostalgic journey is over - you'll know when the blog returns daily that I'm refreshed and ready to start sharing new finds with you. In the meantime, "Hail Hail Resurrection!"
Notes: Arlo's CD is not yet available on Amazon, but a quick google search for "Tales of '69" will help you discover it. Vini's website for the new versions of Steel Mill/ BSB Band songs is http://www.steelmillretro.com - Long live Dr Zoom & The Sonic Boom!
Listen to "Dead Sea Chronicles" online!
Buy Dead Sea Chronicles by Steel Mill.
Buy All Man The Guns by Steel Mill.
Watch Steel Mill from 3 weeks ago:
The original line-up in San Francisco playing America Under Fire:
The "muddy version" of Cowboys of the Sea is on You Tube!
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Indie Friends
In celebration of our TEN-YEAR anniversary since the birth of SideCho in 1999, we would like to invite you to join us for this exclusive sale! We have 3 exclusive packages ranging from 3 CDs for $10.00, 6 CDs with a T-shirt for $20.09, and 10 CDs with 2 T-shirts for $29.99. All packages come with buttons/stickers, and posters. This will only be available for a Limited Time only! The sale ends at the end of August. For more information visit www.store.sidecho.com and www.sidecho.com
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Elvis Presley = The Ed Sullivan Performances (DVD)
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Bryan Ragsdale – Modern Day Mountain Man
Monday, August 10, 2009
Roger Klug - About Time
Sunday, August 09, 2009
The Drive-By Truckers - Mama Bake A Pie
Mama bake a pie (daddy kill a chicken) Tom T. Hall 1970
People starin' at me as they wheel me down the ramp toward my plane
The war is over for me I've forgotten everything except the pain
Thank you sir and yes sir it was worth it for the old red-white-and-blue
And since I won't be walking I suppose I'll save some money buying shoes
The bottle hidden underneath the blanket over my two battered legs
I can see the stewardess make over me and ask were you afraid
I say why no I'm Superman and couldn't find a phone booth quite in time
A GI gets a lotta laughs if he remembers all the funny lines
Mama bake a pie daddy kill a chicken
Your son is comin' home 11:35 Wednesday night
Mama will be crying and daddy's gonna say son did they treat you good
My uncle he'll be drunk and he'll say boy they do some real great things with wood
The letter that she wrote me said goodbye she couldn't wait and lots of luck
The bottle underneath the blanket feels just like an old friend to my touch
I know she'll come and see me but I bet she never once looks at my legs
No she'll talk about the weather and the dress she wore the July 4th Parade
Lord I love her and I don't believe this bottle's gonna get her off my mind
I see here in the paper where they say the war is just a waste of time
Mama bake a pie daddy kill a chicken
Your son is comin' home 11:35 Wednesday night
The Drive-By Truckers
An anonymous guy with heart:
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Gordie Tentrees - Same Old Blues
Friday, August 07, 2009
Shelley Harland - Friday
Thursday, August 06, 2009
Miss Ivy – Evil Bride
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Anjulie - Boom
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Fiona Boyes - I Want to Go
Monday, August 03, 2009
The Popes - Let the Bells Ring Out
Less rock and roll than the new one, but still loud!
Sunday, August 02, 2009
John Zorn - Zapata Rail
A few years back:
Saturday, August 01, 2009
Friday, July 31, 2009
Post 1500 = The Thromboes - Don't Get Into My Head
“Don’t get into my head, girl, there’s no space for you there. Don’t have time for your pain.” Typical macho song, but worth a close look. The narrator is letting on that there’s something going on inside himself that is keeping him from opening up. The next verse says, “Don’t move into my heart, girl. Keep your blues to yourself.” There’s a hint that it’s possible for this movement into his head and heart is possible; but something’s making him beg for that not to happen. So, can we still say ‘typical macho’? Not really. The guy is opening up and admitting he has stuff inside him too.
But what about the music? Ah, pure bliss. Garage punk style guitars and drums, with the vocals sounding as if they are recorded at the same time as the rest of the noise – garage punk. Live as you can get on record. Shoutout for the hilarious Rock And Roll Rant (“look me in the eyes and tell me I can’t”).
The Thromboes
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Trezire - Primordial
Robin Guthrie - Red Moon Rising
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Whimsical Wednesday Whirldance
Courtney John - Miss You
Honey B & T Bones - Baby Don't! b/w I Could See The Door Was Open & Animal Tracks
Bahamas - Lonely Loves
Mayer Hawthorne - One Track Mind
Abdullah Ibrahim – Ishmael b/w The Perfumed Garden Wet With Rain & The Mountain
Astrid Williamson - Shut Your Mouth b/w Eve
Slow Club - Because We're Dead b/w Dance 'Till The Morning Light
Kim Hoorweg – Daydream b/w Forgot Something
Yo La Tengo – Periodically Double Or Triple
Those Darlins – Wild One b/w Hung Up On Me & Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy
Honey B & T Bones - Baby Don't! b/w I Could See The Door Was Open & Animal Tracks
Bahamas - Lonely Loves
Mayer Hawthorne - One Track Mind
Abdullah Ibrahim – Ishmael b/w The Perfumed Garden Wet With Rain & The Mountain
Astrid Williamson - Shut Your Mouth b/w Eve
Slow Club - Because We're Dead b/w Dance 'Till The Morning Light
Kim Hoorweg – Daydream b/w Forgot Something
Yo La Tengo – Periodically Double Or Triple
Those Darlins – Wild One b/w Hung Up On Me & Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Toasty Tunes To Tan By
Fun. - All the Pretty Girls b/w At Least I'm Not As Sad (As I Used To Be)
Deer Tick - Straight Into A Storm
Smile Smile - Hope Avenue
Megafaun - The Process
Sarah Jarosz - Fischer Store Road
Sick Puppies - Riptide
Young Fresh Fellows - After Suicide
Motor City Women & Detroit Express - Did He Mention My Name b/w Are You Really Ready
Lightning Dust - History
Willoughby - I Know What You're Up To
Deer Tick - Straight Into A Storm
Smile Smile - Hope Avenue
Megafaun - The Process
Sarah Jarosz - Fischer Store Road
Sick Puppies - Riptide
Young Fresh Fellows - After Suicide
Motor City Women & Detroit Express - Did He Mention My Name b/w Are You Really Ready
Lightning Dust - History
Willoughby - I Know What You're Up To
Monday, July 27, 2009
The Yes Pleases - Designer
Sunday, July 26, 2009
The Woodstock Experience
The great thing here is also an aggravating thing. Many of us bought the Santana Legacy CDs – which included the demos of the original CD & the Woodstock performance. Lo and behold, the Woodstock performance here includes one more unreleased song! The good news is these CDs are all available separately, so if you are a Santana completist, you will not have to purchase the whole set.
The Airplane set at Woodstock ran longer than a CD, so that one runs over into their 1969 release, Volunteers. The Janis Joplin set is exactly what’s been available through collectors for many years now. The Johnny Winter set sounds great, and has better sound than the collectors set. The true excellence here is the Sly & The Family Stone set, which has 3 songs that are not on the collectors set.
The collectors set runs 20 CDs. Many of those are just partial shows. Somewhere there’s a vault with the rest in them, and it looks like we’ll have to wait for the 50th anniversary to get more. Some that have been officially released are Jimi Hendrix, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and John Sebastian. They’re often stuck in the midst of something (for example, Sebastian’s set was stuck in a box set). Trying to put together a Woodstock-only collection has been a hobbyist’s nightmare for years. Many were hoping the 40th would see the floodgates open. There’s also the question of how many more will still be here to purchase the sets 10 years from now!
There’re some stories around, for example: “anyone who says they remember Woodstock could not have really been there.” There’re also stories about how poor the music actually was. Well, I wasn’t present at Woodstock for these performances, perhaps that’s in retrospect a good thing. But I’ve heard many performances, the present 5 sets included, and the music was/is fantastic. You will think of Joplin differently after listening to this. Picture Sly & The Family Stone in the wee hours of the morning & all the energy they are unleashing! Johnny Winter – sweet performances here. Santana was captured on film – so multiply the movie performance by several more great songs. Jefferson Airplane – no comment.
I’m thinking like this – if you are a completist, no question – good investment. If you have nothing from Woodstock, this is as good a place as any to start. If you’re simply curious, I’m betting there will be someone like me in your town in the middle of August blasting their speakers loud enough for you to hear. These 5 CDs alone run close to 6 hours. Enjoy!
Woodstock Experience
Saturday, July 25, 2009
George Thorogood & The Destroyers - Tail Dragger
Friday, July 24, 2009
The Tyrants in Therapy - Apocalypso
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Lady Lazarus - Sister Savior
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The Wiyos - Roll On Down The Road
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Cathy-Anne McClintock - I Wanna Live Like That
Monday, July 20, 2009
Larry Levy - Catherine, Catherine (Here's How I Love)
The Silent Years – free download
Download Taking Drugs At The Amusement Park for your pleasure
Order the CD
Forward to the past! (the original review)
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Putumayo Presents - Brazilian Café
Putumayo On Eartaste
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Splash In The Pool Saturday Singles
Ana Popovic - Nothing Personal b/w Putting Out The APB
Care Bears On Fire - Get Over It b/w You Can't Make Me
Chooglin' - Hal's Haberdashery
Diesel - First Time I Met The Blues
Doll and The Kicks - Leaving The Race b/w Roll Up The Red Carpet
Drawn From Bees - Amelia
Elli – Wonderdrug b/w On My Mind
Fruit Bats - The Ruminant Band b/w Feather Bed
Lizzy Parks - Soul Bird (Acoustic Version)
Modest Mouse - Satellite Skin b/w I've Got It All (Most)
She & Him - Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want b/w Feist - Mushaboom
The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out b/w Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want
Carla Bruni - Quequ'un M'a Dit
The Campbell Stokes Sunshine Recorder - Track One b/w She Looks Good in the Sun & Feel the Sunshine
Our Lady Peace - All You Did Was Save My Life
Secret Powers - Orange Trees b/w Heavy
Apartment - Fall Into Place
The Jezabels - Old Little Girls
V.V. Brown - L.O.V.E. b/w Quick Fix & Shark in the Water
Care Bears On Fire - Get Over It b/w You Can't Make Me
Chooglin' - Hal's Haberdashery
Diesel - First Time I Met The Blues
Doll and The Kicks - Leaving The Race b/w Roll Up The Red Carpet
Drawn From Bees - Amelia
Elli – Wonderdrug b/w On My Mind
Fruit Bats - The Ruminant Band b/w Feather Bed
Lizzy Parks - Soul Bird (Acoustic Version)
Modest Mouse - Satellite Skin b/w I've Got It All (Most)
She & Him - Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want b/w Feist - Mushaboom
The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out b/w Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want
Carla Bruni - Quequ'un M'a Dit
The Campbell Stokes Sunshine Recorder - Track One b/w She Looks Good in the Sun & Feel the Sunshine
Our Lady Peace - All You Did Was Save My Life
Secret Powers - Orange Trees b/w Heavy
Apartment - Fall Into Place
The Jezabels - Old Little Girls
V.V. Brown - L.O.V.E. b/w Quick Fix & Shark in the Water
Friday, July 17, 2009
The Duckworth Lewis Method - The Age Of Revolution
Thursday, July 16, 2009
The Peekers - Sweet Singin' Birds
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Marcy Playground - Star Baby
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Drew Nelson - Waiting For The Sun
Monday, July 13, 2009
Two Cow Garage - Skinny Legged Girl
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Soft Sunday Sounds For The Soul
Buckethead – Dawn Appears b/w Four Rivers
Yoko Ono & The Plastic Ono Band - I'm Going Away Smiling
Kenyan Boys Choir - Tuli Tuli b/w Nkosi Sikelel'i Afrika & Kayra Sillo
Andrew Bird - The Nightshade Gets In It
The Clean – Loog b/w Moon Jumper
Drawn From Bees - You Can't Relax
Noah and the Whale- My Broken Heart b/w Blue Skies & My Door is Always Open
Lenny Mac Dowell – Is It Funky? b/w Bouree
Josh Tillman - Howling Light
Sarah Jarosz - Come On Up To The House
Plus one rocker:
Yoko Ono & The Plastic Ono Band - I'm Going Away Smiling
Kenyan Boys Choir - Tuli Tuli b/w Nkosi Sikelel'i Afrika & Kayra Sillo
Andrew Bird - The Nightshade Gets In It
The Clean – Loog b/w Moon Jumper
Drawn From Bees - You Can't Relax
Noah and the Whale- My Broken Heart b/w Blue Skies & My Door is Always Open
Lenny Mac Dowell – Is It Funky? b/w Bouree
Josh Tillman - Howling Light
Sarah Jarosz - Come On Up To The House
Plus one rocker:
Saturday, July 11, 2009
From the Chambers to The Mountain with WWIII Between
Ωmega Vibes - Ότι φοβηθείς
Kings Of Leon - Molly's Chambers
St Augustine - WWIII
Michael Carpenter - Workin' for a Livin' b/w The King of the Scene
Jenny Owen Youngs - Clean Break b/w Secrets & Last Person
The Minus 5 - Ambulance Dancehall
Myra Flynn – Feels Like Sunshine b/w Small Talk
UUVVWWZ - Shark Suit b/w Jap Dad
All Time Low - Break Your Little Heart b/w Therapy
Vetiver - You May Be Blue b/w The Mattson 2 - Longing of the Leftist
Mice Parade - Open Air Dance Pt 2 b/w Nbadva Kure - Lion Mountain
Kings Of Leon - Molly's Chambers
St Augustine - WWIII
Michael Carpenter - Workin' for a Livin' b/w The King of the Scene
Jenny Owen Youngs - Clean Break b/w Secrets & Last Person
The Minus 5 - Ambulance Dancehall
Myra Flynn – Feels Like Sunshine b/w Small Talk
UUVVWWZ - Shark Suit b/w Jap Dad
All Time Low - Break Your Little Heart b/w Therapy
Vetiver - You May Be Blue b/w The Mattson 2 - Longing of the Leftist
Mice Parade - Open Air Dance Pt 2 b/w Nbadva Kure - Lion Mountain
Friday, July 10, 2009
The Love Me Nots - Walk Around Them
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Nebelhexë and Other Floating Music Dreams
Nebelhexë - Against The Wall (“No more frontiers. . .I cannot see ahead. . .The wall is painted black. . . Don't hold me down. . .I still can shout”), Dead Waters (“I won't care. . .Too self aware. . .Look behind my smile. . .Into blackened eyes”) and Beyond The Ninth Wave (“How about the ghost that sleeps with me in the dark?”). Nebelhexë
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