Friday Random Ten
Old 97's "Bel Air" Wreck Your Life
Stephen Malkmus "Discretion Grove" Stephen Malkmus
Pearl Jam "Spin the Black Circle" Vitalogy
Belly "Feed the Tree" Star
Run On "Anything You Say" No Way
Liz Phair "What Makes You Happy" Whitechocolatespaceegg
Jack Logan "Graves Are Fun to Dig" Bulk
Salif Keita "Dakan-Fe" Folon...the past
Terence Blanchard "On the Verge" Bounce
bonus
The Klezmatics "Moroccan Game" Possessed
So perhaps our iTunes is possessed, as a single Klezmatics track makes an appearance for the second time in about 6 weeks. At least it's a great cut. Otherwise this list is largely B/B+ cuts saying, "Hey, you forgot about us!" Plus a cut I would want to skip and pretend we didn't own, another from MTVs greatest hits back when the M stood for music, and a coda of world music and jazz.
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Tom Waits, "Kommienezuspadt," Alice
Muse, "Uno," Showbiz
Guided by Voices, "Tight Globes"(live), Radio 1
Stephen Malkmus, "Sheets," Pig Lib
Pavement, "Here" (Peel Session 1) Slanted and Enchanted, L & R
Jaimi Shuey, "Wrong Girl," Country Girl: New Sounds of the Old West
Jim White, "10 miles to go on a 9 Mile Road," Loose Change: New Sounds of the Old West, v.2
Rilo Kiley, "Capturing Moods," The Execution of All Things
Hem, "My Father's Waltz," Eveningland
Milloy, "Blackjack," More than a Machine
Bonus: Hem, "When I was Drinking," Rabbit Songs
Lots of Ahab and my favorite Pavement song ever save this list for me, and the odd Tom Waits and live GBV aren't bad either.
Brian Eno & David Byrne, "Mountain of Needles" My Life in the Bush of Ghosts
Guy Clark, "Me I’m Feeling the Same" Texas Cookin’
Serge Gainsbourg, "Initials BB" Initials SG
Eels, "Lone Wolf" Shootenanny!
Sufjan Stevens, "The Dress Looks Nice On You" Hear Music, Vol. 3
Wilco, "Poor Places" Kicking Television: Live in Chicago
Julie Doiron, "The Second Time" Julie Doiron and the Wooden Stars
The Walkabouts, "Shelter for an Evening" Satisfied Mind
Josh Rouse, "Parts and Accessories" Home
The Bulgarian State Radio and Television Female Choir, "Kalimankou Denkou" Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares
Bonus: The Baptist Generals, "Alcohol (Turn and Fall)" No Silver, No Gold
Marty's got the best of it this week, I think George will agree.
George, thank you kindly for the stack of CDs. Lots of great stuff there to fill out my collection. I'm just now finding time to start enjoying them.
You're welcome, ahab.
Marty does have the best list, but I've sort of given up on mine ever being that great--just too many songs, so our iTunes is like many monkeys hoping to bang out Willie Shakes on their typewriters.
You've got a sort of embarrassment of riches issue, George.
Ha! I finally recognize a few songs, and you declare then B/B+.
Whatever makes you happy, indeed.
Sorry, Mike.
It's an embarassment, not always of riches.
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