Friday Random Ten
Wilco "Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again)" Summer Teeth
Guided by Voices "Wondering Poet Boy" Vampire on Titus/Propeller
Victoria Williams "Lift Him Up" Swing the Statue
Penguin Cafe Orchestra "Air A Danser" When in Rome...
Guided by Voices "Ex-Supermodel" Alien Lanes
Glenn Gould "Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 - Variatio 30 Quodibet, A 1 Clav." A State of Wonder - Compete Goldberg Variations
Kelly Joe Phelps "That's Alright" Roll Away the Stone
The Byrds "One Hundred Years from Now" Sacred Hearts and Fallen Angels: The Gram Parsons Anthology
Bill Nelson "Gnosis" Chance Encounters in the Garden Of Lights: The Book of Inward Conversation
Nina Simone "See-Line Woman" Verve Unmixed
bonus
Sebadoh "Colorblind" The Sebadoh
We have this joke that it's not really random until Guided by Voices plays, so this week fulfills iTunes prophecy twice over. Not one fave song this week. Oh well.
Guided by Voices "Wondering Poet Boy" Vampire on Titus/Propeller
Victoria Williams "Lift Him Up" Swing the Statue
Penguin Cafe Orchestra "Air A Danser" When in Rome...
Guided by Voices "Ex-Supermodel" Alien Lanes
Glenn Gould "Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 - Variatio 30 Quodibet, A 1 Clav." A State of Wonder - Compete Goldberg Variations
Kelly Joe Phelps "That's Alright" Roll Away the Stone
The Byrds "One Hundred Years from Now" Sacred Hearts and Fallen Angels: The Gram Parsons Anthology
Bill Nelson "Gnosis" Chance Encounters in the Garden Of Lights: The Book of Inward Conversation
Nina Simone "See-Line Woman" Verve Unmixed
bonus
Sebadoh "Colorblind" The Sebadoh
We have this joke that it's not really random until Guided by Voices plays, so this week fulfills iTunes prophecy twice over. Not one fave song this week. Oh well.
Labels: random ten
posted by George at 7:44 AM
3 Comments:
I don't think I have heard of any of the bands on your list. Sorry.
I actually like the McGuinn singing version of "100 Years From Now" more than the Gram Parsons version. Does that make me a bad person?
No, not a bad person. To be honest, I respect Parsons much more as a songwriter and influence than a performer. Plus he gave us Emmylou, and that's worth a lot, too.
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