Friday Random Ten
Alex Chilton "Funky National" 1970
Neko Case "Maybe Saprrow" Fox Confessor Brings the Flood
Glenn Gould "Toccata in C minor, BWV 911" Bach--Toccatas BWV 910-916
M.I.A. "Come Around" Kala
Thelonious Monk "Criss Cross" Ken Burns Jazz: Thelonious Monk
The Replacements "Back to Back" Don't Tell a Soul
Moebius & Roedelius "Emmental" Apropos Cluster
3 Mustaphas 3 "Benga Taxi" Heart of Uncle
Medium Cool (Adele Bertei) "My Foolish Heart" Imagination
bonus
Otis Redding "Chained and Bound" The Complete Stax-Volt Singles 1959-1968
We went over 20,000 cuts in iTunes last week (thanks, Amoeba!) and this list, while not always full of stellar cuts, certainly exhibits the range of what goes on in the collection. And "Maybe Sparrow" has to be one of my favorite songs of the aughts.
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St. Thomas, "People in the Forest" Hey Harmony
The Beatles, "I Me Mine" Let it Be
Pavement, "Sue Me Jack" Slanted and Enchanted
Omara Portuondo, "La Sitiera" Buena Vista Social Club Presents…
The Baptist Generals, "Going Back Song" No Silver, No Gold
Kathryn Williams, "Jasmine Hoop" Little Black Numbers
Nicolai Dunger, "All I Know" This Cloud is Learning
Smog, "Goldfish Bowl" Wild Love
Joe Henry, "Tiny Voices" Tiny Voices
PJ Harvey, "The Life & Death of Mr. Badmouth" Uh Huh Her
Bonus: Emily Sparks, "4 Track 4am" What Could Not Be Buried
Your comment at Tom's has got us listening to Fox Confessor over here. What a lovely album, and what power she packs.
1. The Subdudes - "Brother Man" - Street Symphony
2. Jone Lewie - "Stop The Cavalry" - The Stiff Records Box Set
3. Mick Taylor & Keith Richards - "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'" - Lone Star Cafe 1985: Mick Taylor With Friends
4. The Germs - "Forming" - M.I.A.: The Complete Anthology
5. Asleep At The Wheel - "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" - Greatest Hits: Live & Kickin'
6. Roy Orbison - "Crying" - For The Lonely: 18 Greatest Hits
7. Elvis Costello - "Alibi" - When I Was Cruel
8. Lou Reed - "Oh Jim" - Between Thought And Expression: The Lou Reed Anthology
9. Toots & The Maytals - "Let The Four Winds Blow" - Goin' Home: A Tribute To Fats Domino
10. Beck - "The New Pollution" - Odelay
**Bonus** Steve Winwood - "Phoenix Rising" - About Time
20,000? Wow. With thelp of ahab's recent offerings, I just went past the 12,000 mark on my iTunes not too long ago. Guess I've still got a ways to go!
Pretty Girls Make Graves, "Holy Names," The New Romance
Guided by Voices, "Choking Tara," Everything is Nice (Matador Records 10th Anniversary)
Roxy Music, "Avalon," Street Music
Lambchop, "Beyond Belief," Loose Change: New Sounds of the Old West
Drive by Truckers, "Shut up and Get on the Plane," Southern Rock Opera
The New Pornographers, "Sing Me Spanish Techno," Twin Cinema
Roger Dean Young & Tin Cup, "Tom," Pilgrim
Wilco, "Leave Me Like You Found Me," Sky Blue Sky
Smoke, "Ballet," Heaven on a Popsicle Stick
Neutral Milk Hotel, "Arm So Real," Shannon's Monroe House Demos
Serge Gainsbourg, "Docteur Jekyll et Monsieur Hyde," Initials SG
Ah, George, now don't go bragging about your Holmesian collection again, especially after Fox Confessor was among the albums lost when I was cut down to an angry inch. But this isn't a bad list (with a couple of Ahab contributions) at all. I know it's not Friday, but it's a holiday weekend, so sorry this is late and lazy.
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