Friday Random Ten
Patty Loveless "Sounds of Loneliness" Songcatcher
Buena Vista Social Club "Orgullecida" Buena Vista Social Club
Brian Eno "Ali Click" (Darkly Mad Mix) Ali Click ep
Sleater-Kinney "Funeral Song" One Beat
Tommy Page "I'll Be Your Everything" Just Say Sire: The Sire Records Story
Pavement "Grounded" Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: L.A.'s Desert Origins
Lloyd Cole & the Commotions "From the Hip" 1984-1989
Built to Spill "Car" There's Nothing Wrong with Love
Gumball "Butterfly Potion" Wisconsin Hayride
My Morning Jacket "Anytime" Z
bonus
The Clash "Ghetto Defendant" Clash on Broadway
Built to Spill takes the best of show prize--all that great guitar and a wonderful woozy lyric--then there's an odd take on some elsewhere better presented Pavement, a raucous Eno remix, solid Sleater-Kinney and Lloyd Cole.
But that Tommy Page. I've got a lot of digging to do to get out of that uncool hole.
Buena Vista Social Club "Orgullecida" Buena Vista Social Club
Brian Eno "Ali Click" (Darkly Mad Mix) Ali Click ep
Sleater-Kinney "Funeral Song" One Beat
Tommy Page "I'll Be Your Everything" Just Say Sire: The Sire Records Story
Pavement "Grounded" Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: L.A.'s Desert Origins
Lloyd Cole & the Commotions "From the Hip" 1984-1989
Built to Spill "Car" There's Nothing Wrong with Love
Gumball "Butterfly Potion" Wisconsin Hayride
My Morning Jacket "Anytime" Z
bonus
The Clash "Ghetto Defendant" Clash on Broadway
Built to Spill takes the best of show prize--all that great guitar and a wonderful woozy lyric--then there's an odd take on some elsewhere better presented Pavement, a raucous Eno remix, solid Sleater-Kinney and Lloyd Cole.
But that Tommy Page. I've got a lot of digging to do to get out of that uncool hole.
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posted by George at 11:16 AM
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1. David Bowie – “The Man Who Sold The World” - The Man Who Sold The World
2. The Clash – “English Civil War” - Give ‘Em Enough Rope
3. Yellowjackets – “Prayer For El Salvador” - The Spin
4. Radiohead – “Subterranean Homesick Alien” - OK Computer
5. Sublime – “Doin’ Time” - Sublime
6. Third Eye Blind – “London” - Third Eye Blind
7. Jerry Butler – “Only The Strong Survive” - Time-Life Classic Rock: 1969
8. Black Arabs – “Anarchy In The U.K. / God Save The Queen / Pretty Vacant / No One Is Innocent (Medley)” - The Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle
9. The Blasters – “Justine” - Collection
10. The Jam – “Precious” - Compact Snap
**Bonus** J.J. Cale – “Clyde” - Naturally
Stone Jack Jones, "Hey Love" Bluefolk
Tindersticks, "Whiskey and Water" Tindersticks
Modest Mouse, "Tundra/Desert" This is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About
James Brown, "Maybe the Last Time" Star Time
Lucinda Williams, "People Talkin'" World Without Tears
Wilco, "Via Chicago" Kicking Television: Live in Chicago
Arthur & Yu, "Flashing the Lobby Lights" In Camera
Richard Buckner, "Picture Day" Dents and Shells
Damien Jurado, "Matinee" Where Shall You Take Me?
Waco Brothers, "Nothing at All" Freedom and Weep
Bonus: The Beatles, "I've Got a Feeling" Let It Be
Another keeper for me. I've been pulling Jurado and Buckner almost every week lately. And I hope they both keep coming up.
. How to Disappear Completely - Radiohead
2. When I Come Around - Green Day
3. You're a Soldier - Husker Du
4. Run On - Elvis Presley
5. Aspiration - Yung Wu
6. Wild Cats of Kilkenny - The Pogues
7. You Don't Know My Mind - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
8. Just Like Anyone - Soul Asylum
9. Down My Block - Trip Shakespeare
10. Marching Bands of Manhatten - Death Cab for Cutie
Bonus: Mexico City Blues 33, 35-38 - Jack Kerouac
I'm likin' this selection even the Kerouac spoken word is a nice follow-up to DCFC
Yo La Tengo, "Watch Out for Me Ronnie," I'm Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass
Wilco, "A Shot in the Arm," Summerteeth
Buzzcocks, "No Reply," I Don't Mind the Buzzcocks
Pavement, "Extradition," Wowee Zowee: Sordid Sentinals Ed.
Rilo Kiley, "Science vs. Romance, Variation on a Theme," Take Offs and Landings
Yo La Tengo, "Tears Are In Your Eyes," Prisoners of Love
Cat Martino, "Tangerine Dress," Country Girl: New Sounds of the Old West
Sleater-Kinney, "No.1 Must Have," All Hands on the Bad One
Langhorne Slime, "Loretta Lee Jones," Loose 4: Start Your Own Country
Pixies, "Mr. Grieves," Doolittle
Bonus: New Pornographers, "Broken Bread," Twin Cinema
A few gems among album fillers. . .
Langhorne Slime? Well that's unfair. Creativity is not oozy, Marty. Or a matter of muck.
My bad, Ahab. Apparently the typo, which had nothing to do with Langhorne Slim (one of the gems, actually), was more prescient of the flu I've started to come down with this weekend.
I'm touchy when it comes to Langhorne, Marty, that's all.
Hope you're feeling better soon. Or that you at least get some time off out of the deal.
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