Nathan Hollywood - mediocre spooky cowboy songs. Laughing Evergreens
Flight of the Conchords - We're supposed to take them seriously outside the context of the TV show? F that. They ain't that good. Music from a Green Window
Anonymous??? "Died in Ya Arms" - Mixtape DJs....zzzzzzzzZZZZZzzzzzzz.... oh wait, I'm white I'm supposed to claim this is very good pat child on head for being sooooo clever replaying someone else's music. F that. Subservient Experiment
The Unbearables - Twee pinky-finger extended chamber orchestra rock. You will want to kill yourself five minutes into it. Sufjan, pls smite your bastards. Subservient Experiment
The Police - Roxanne (Discotech remix). Some things should remain buried. Unless this was meant to be an example of "comedy rock" ... Chromemusic
All the crappy and not so crappy and sometimes forgotten and sometimes acknowledged masterpieces of vinyl I acquired during my extended childhood in the 80's plus new stuff as I discover it... presented in craptastic MP3 format or not...
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
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Just wondering if you might be doing a SXSW preview this year. The ones you've done in the past have been great.
Hi there. I love your blog and all of the music you post -except for the occasional odd remix. Anyway, in March 2007 you uploaded a song by Phillip Roebuck called "Pocket Knife." I adore the song and haven't been able to find it using any search engine and want to use it for one of my music theory classes. If you could re-upload it maybe-pretty-please, that would be awesome.
Thank you! And keep up the great blog. <3
I loved your blog. After reading it, I would definitely recommend checking out www.recordstoreday.com, the official website for the April 18th pseudo-holiday created about 2 years ago to promote indie retailers & support the vinyl music industry. You can find information about events, locate a participating retailer near you, and find great links to everything vinyl there. It's definitely worth the time to check it out. I hope you appreciate this as much as I did!
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