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1. Grifters – Here Comes Larry
2. Juliana Hatfield – Don’t Rush Me
3. Sham 69 – Borstal Breakout
4. Carole King – I Feel The Earth Move
5. The International Submarine Band – Knee Deep In The Blues (Previously Un-Released)
6. The Church – The Unguarded Moment
7. Superchunk – Half a Life
8. Emmylou Harris – My Songbird
9. Diam’s – Marine
10. Bob Dylan – Country Pie
Unrelated, but your sidebar links to a story about Mark Ruffalo being put on a terror watch list by the “Pennsylvania’s Office of Homeland Security”. WTF? Pennsyltucky has their own nazi sounding “security” force?
2 T-Rex tunes? Sweet.
OK, 22.5 days left at Nokia.
1. Wild Beasts – Hooting & Howling.
2. The Dandy Warhols – Godless.
3. The Good, The Bad & The Queen – Kingdom Of Doom.
4. The Electric Soft Parade – Something’s Got To Give.
5. Jimi Hendrix – Night Bird Flying.
6. 801 feat. Phil Manzanera & Brion Eno – Tomorrow Never Knows.
7. The Beatles – Rocky Raccoon.
8. Thom Yorke – Lotus Flower (Live).
9. Spoon – Goodnight Laura.
10. Radiohead – How To Disappear Completely.
6 weeks till Southern California. Shame they didn’t pass prop 19. :)
I spent the whole day doing sick people’s jobs instead of my own. Welcome to Monday!
1. New Order – Ceremony (live vid)
2. Psychedelic Furs – Pretty in Pink
3. Derek and the Dominoes – Layla
4. Cowboy Junkies – Sweet Jane
5. Blur – Parklife
6. The Bears – Trust (Adrian Belew band)
7. Talk Talk – New Grass
8. Coil – Sex With Sun Ra (RIP Peter Christopherson)
9. The Police – Rehumanize Yourself
10. Sparks & Jane Wiedlin – Cool Places
Wow, that was 80’s dominated.
I spent the whole day doing sick people’s jobs instead of my own
i should probably be home today, too. luckily for everyone here, i don’t have to interact with anyone.
A song by the Holy Modal Rounders identified only as “Track 13” starts us out. Sounds a little bit like a slow “Old Joe Clark”, but it is not that. Haunting fiddle line. As it fades out Robyn Hitchcock and Morris and Andy start to sing “The Banana Boat Song” a capella. Beautiful bunch a’ ripe ba-nana! and they close on a high note; directly Lightnin’ Hopkins starts strumming his guitar percussively. He is going to sing “I’ll Never Forget the Day” for our third track. Change of tempo and key is slightly abrupt as the Soft Boys start “Underwater Moonlight”. Is there a violin behind this recording? It must be synthesizer. This is certainly one of the most explicitly narrative Soft Boys tracks — that seems like something RH got into more in his solo career and with the Egyptians. I’ve actually never listened to this song turned down low (rest of the fam is asleep) before; I am hearing some new subtleties in the performance.
At our midpoint we get a little interlude, 5-minute drum solo from Bill Kreutzman and Micky Hart (Boston ’69)… the State Street Boys come in with “Rustlin’ Man” (do you know about the records “Folks, He Sure Do Pull Some Bow!” and “Violin, Sing the Blues For Me”? Together they are really nice as a source for learning about/listening to violin as a blues instrument.) The Band is rehearsing for the Last Waltz, playing an instrumental “Mad Waltz”. Christopher Hintz covers the “Eighth Day” finale from Breaking Glass; and Bo Diddley takes us out with “Bo Diddley”.
uh oh. TMK might have started something fun. the random ten in narrative form has possibilities. i have ideas.
Excellent. It’s an idea I’ve had kicking around for a while, never used it with a random mix before but I’ve constructed narratives around album track listings (e.g. http://readin.com/blog/?k=music:perspex&o=a ) and around concert track listings before.
1. Turn Your Lamp Down Low, the Holy Modal Rounders (weird coincidence, both random mixes start out with HMR)
2. Last Kind Word Blues, Geechie Wiley
3. World Keeps Going Round, Bill Withers (live at Carnegie Hall)
4 When I Was A Kid, The Soft Boys (and check it out, new RH interview about The Soft Boys: http://news.qthemusic.com/2010/11/robyn_hitchcock_-_no_schoolboy.html )
5. Lonesome Fiddle Blues, Old and In The Way
6. Cocaine Blues, Gary Davis
7 Kolo Pa, Sol Ho’opi’i and his Novelty Quartet
8. Freeze and Melt, Fletcher Henderson’s Orchestra
9. Windfall/California Stars, the Kofi Annan Mix by Mountain Station
10. Brenda’s Iron Sledge: Amniotic Mix, Robyn Hitchcock