pela

anytown graffiti this is the band that is now we are augustines.....must have!! one of my fav albums of the 2000's

we are augustines

i highly reccomend downloading this...debut album is called rise ye sunken ships if it asks for a password here it is.....
laspikedeLycmusic

Wolfgang's Vault

Co-worker just told me about this website - www.wolfgangsvault.com

Billy Graham's recordings of live shows - you can stream them all for free - The Doors, The Band, Neil Young, The Who, hundreds of bands. Listening to The Band from New Years Eve, 1983 in San Fran right now...quality is great.

Spinning now...

Tweedy - Sunken Treasure; Gold

Deer Tick - Easy; They've played this once (that I can remember) in the times that I've seen them. Providence, in the alley outside of Lupo's - stellar performance and one of my favorite songs.

Beck - Emergency Exit

deer tick

going to see these pyschos tonite...tix still on sale funny stuff

Fantasy Band Lineup - Wrap up

This is long overdue. Over two weeks in late March and early April, 10 of us held a fantasy draft for our dream band lineup. The original post (and comments/draft selections) is to the right. Below are the final band lineups. And band names for those that provided.

Manager: SQ - Band Name: Fruitcake
Robert Plant - Vocals
Trey Anastacio - Lead Guitar
Flea - Bass
Danny Carey - Drums
Ben Folds - Keys

Manager: Sprinkler - Band Name: The Answers
John McCauley - Vocals
Johnny Greenwood - Lead Guitar
Victor Wooten - Bass
Dave Grohl - Drums
Clare Torry - Background Vocals

Manager: Joebo - Band Name: Feral Beings
Isaac Brock - Vocals
Chuck Berry - Lead Guitar
Dee Dee Ramone - Bass
Keith Moon - Drums
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar

Manager: Drew - Band Name: Seabiscuit
Maynard - Vocals
Kim Thayil - Lead Guitar
Thom York - Percussion
Jeff Buckley - Background Vocals
Beethoven - Songwriter/Composer

Manager: B - Band Name: barn naile
Jim Morrison - Vocals
Jimi Hendrix - Lead Guitar
Ginger Baker - Drums
Aretha Franklin - Background Vocals
Billy Preston - Keys

Manager: Q - Band Name: ?
Jim James - Vocals
Duane Allman - Lead Guitar
Patrick Carney - Drums
Robbie Robertson - Rhythm Guitar
John Stiratt - Bass

Manager: JMcSh - Band Name: Eddy and the Mutts
Eddie Vedder - Vocals
Jimmy Page - Lead Guitar
John Entwistle - Bass
Gregg Allman - Keys
Neil Peart - Drums

Manager: Trabs - Band Name: Reliant
Van Morrison - Vocals
Mike Mcready - Lead Guitar
Colin Greenwood - Bass
Patrick Hallahan - Drums
Jack White - Second Guitar

Manager: DL - Band Name: ?
Shannon Hoon - Vocals
Keith Richards - Lead Guitar
Paul McCartney - Bass
John Bonham - Drums
John Coltrane - Sax

Manager: RT - Band Name: ?
Chris Robinson - Vocals
Nick Drake - Lead Guitar
Rich Danko - Bass
John Densmore - Drums
Noel Gallagher - Rhythm Guitar

Accepting votes via comments for top band.

Bon Iver + James Blake

Courtesy Paste.

Muddy Waters Live

For you Blues folk.

Disc 1: http://www.4shared.com/get/ESWM2V04/Muddy_Waters_-_Muddy_Mississip.html

Disc 2: http://www.mediafire.com/?k22irbz8qxf3qds

lil wayne

fileserve.com/file/eRThSbV/Lil_Wayne-Tha_Carter_IV- (Deluxe_Edition)-2011-CR.rar

Battleme - Burn This Town

This is a great song.

sigur ros

this song is nasty - musical mary jane


album is rite here () and this video will rock your socks off

war on drugs

great live recording here i would grab it if i was you

Spinning now...

Lindstrom - Lovesick: Electronic, club artist from Oslo, Norway. I've been a fan of his since his 2008 Where You Go I Go Too. Great for passive listening.

Clint Mansell - Lux Aeterna: From the score to Requiem for a Dream. The score is not really made for standalone listening, but this piece definitely stands out. He also did the score to The Fountain, which has some gems on it as well.

Illum Sphere Remix of Codex: Radiohead has been releasing remixes of the King of Limbs songs... similar to the contest they held for Reckoner after In Rainbows. This version of Codex represents a significant departure from the original but good nonetheless - definitely worth one listen, at least.

Battleme

Sick cover of Hey, Hey, My, My. This guys voice is ridic. Youtube this guy. I don't want to post a bunch of clips. Looking for an album.

The Whole Love - Trailer

That first single doesn't get me nearly as excited for the new album as this trailer. If this is any indication then the album is gonna be sick.

I Might

New Wilco single. Not sure if anyone has posted this yet. Its fluffy. New Album is titled The Whole Love. Sprinkla should have it soon since it debuts next month.

Pearl Jam 20 track list

no boston love here?...can't wait for this documentary

The full track listing for the Twenty soundtrack is as follows:

DISC ONE

1. “Release” – Verona, Italy - 2006/9/16
2. “Alive” - Seattle, WA - 1990/12/22
3. “Garden” - Zurich, Switzerland - 1992/2/19
4. “Why Go” - Hamburg, Germany - 1992/3/10
5. “Black” - New York, NY - 1992/3/16
6. “Blood” - Auckland, New Zealand - 1995/3/25
7. “Last Exit” - Taipei, Taiwan - 1995/2/24
8. “Not for You” – Manila, Philippines - 1995/2/26
9. “Do the Evolution” - Seattle, WA - 1998/1/31
10. “Thumbing My Way” - Seattle, WA - 2002/9/6
11. “Crown of Thorns” - Las Vegas, NV - 2000/10/22
12. “Let Me Sleep” - Verona, Italy - 2006/9/16
13. “Walk with Me” (feat. Neil Young) – Mountain View, CA - 2010/10/23
14. “Just Breathe” - New York, NY - 2010/3/13

DISC TWO

1. “Say Hello 2 Heaven” - Temple of the Dog demo - 1990
2. “Times of Trouble” - demo - 1990
3. “Acoustic #1” - demo - 1991
4. “It Ain’t Like that” - demo - 1990
5. “Need to Know” - demo - 2007
6. “Be Like Wind” - score by guitarist Mike McCready - 2010
7. “Given to Fly” - instrumental version by McCready - 2010
8. “Nothing as It Seems” - demo - 1999
9. “Nothing as It Seems” - Seattle, WA - 2001/10/22
10. “Indifference” - Bologna, Italy - 2006/9/14
11. “Of the Girl” – instrumental version - 2000
12. “Faithfull” - soundcheck in Pistoia, Italy - 2006/9/20
13. “Bu$hleaguer” - Nassau, NY - 2003/4/30
14. “Better Man” - New York, NY - 2010/5/21
15. “Rearviewmirror” - Universal City, CA - 2009/10/1

Sigur Ros Live DVD trailer

the barr brothers

band to watch out for...album out in sept...you will have it when i do

FROM THE VAULT - The Barr Brothers "Beggar In The Morning" Live at Rockwood Music Hall from bridge sessions on Vimeo.

guy plays his guitar with a fucking fishing line...i mean come on...that is cool....these are the guys that use to be in the slip another cool video as well

mmj cover petty

damn i wish we saw this

rhcp

here is im with you full album everything is fixed

aunt martha

new album out sep 6th...looks promising

Aunt Martha - Worth A Visit Worth A LifeTime - Documentary from Aunt Martha on Vimeo.

yuck

debut

essential weekly listen

the national sad songs for dirty lovers most of you have or should have it...its my fav album by them and this is a great song off the album

MMJ/Boston Pops 'Run Thru'

The Pops really come alive at the end of this. Why isn't there a recording of this whole show somewhere?

Beck on Vinyl

What do you got on this Trabs?

"As music becomes more computer-based, it's lost some emotional impact. When I pull out vinyl-- which isn't that often anymore-- it's undeniable that I get a different feeling. There's a different physiology happening between the sound waves and the body that doesn't happen with music playing off the computer."

Anyway, I think that settles the debate of vinyl vs. digital.

This pitchfork interview with Beck (link is in the post below) is a really good read.

Beck on Performing "Live" to a Recording...

Pitchfork: I interviewed Thomas Mars from Phoenix when they won a Grammy last year, and he talked about how your 1997 Grammy performance of "Where It's At" had a big effect on him because it was so off-center.

B: That's interesting. So much felt like it was going into a black space at that time-- there was no way to register what it was doing or if it was just being ignored. Like, there was one time we were on the American Music Awards, and when we got there they told us that we had to play to a recording. I thought, "This is going to be really good because now I can just have the band do other things."

So the band stopped pretending to play within the first 30 seconds-- some people were doing calisthenics while others had gone in the audience and were just hanging out. My drummer was wearing a ski mask and playing with his hands. It might have been a little bit obnoxious or bratty, but it was so liberating-- just having Garth Brooks and Whitney Houston in the front row, not sure what was happening. It was one of those moments when the machine shudders for a second.

I saw the telecast later that night, and after about the first 30 seconds, they cut to the horns, and they were gone-- it was just empty microphones. And then you see somebody doing sit ups, and then they just cut to my face so you couldn't see anything. The rest of it was just on my face and shots of confused audience members. I do remember seeing a few little things, like a fist fight or somebody knocking down an amp, near my ear lobe in the frame. [laughs] That's the kind of thing you do in your 20s. But a few moments like that one felt like this last blast of something random.

Full interview here at Pitchfork.

Ivy May

More Tres Bien.

bon iver

video for holocene filmed in iceland

BON IVER "Holocene" from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.

bon iver

video for holocene filmed in iceland

my goodness

seattle band...kind of like early black keys...here is their debut here is a sample

the interns

i fucking love this song
cant get enough of it

... of the week

Song: Roxanne. I was doing the Police today and ended up on Roxanne for four or five straight listens - Sting's vocal owned me. It really is off the charts, the vocal, has to be one of the top of all time, no?

Live Act: My Morning Jacket - obviously. No one that I listen to produces the sustained energy that they do during their shows. They are wild animals - definitely a must see when they come to your town. Check out 1:45 or so in that video - we were all shooting lightning out of our faces.

Album: I got nothing right now - I'm sure Sprinks will have something on Deer Tick's Divine Providence soon though.

Record Industry vs. Artists Over Song Rights

Bit of a long article from the NYT, but really a good read on the record companies getting ready to have to fight with artists over copyrighting.

The short version goes something like this:

- From the beginning, copyright law has favored record companies vs. artists. Basically because it considered artists employees of the record company and thus anything they created belonged to the company and not the artist.

- This has allowed record companies to make billions more than the artists that actually create the material.

- The law was overturned in the mid-70s but gave record companies 35 years of something like exclusive rights to material. Starting in 1978.

- After those 35 years artists can apply and maybe regain the rights to their material and re-release or do whatever they want with them to earn back some of the revenue to themselves.

- 35 years is up for the 1978 material in 2013, but artists must apply two years in advance (i.e., now). Meaning there are likely to be fights soon over some Springsteen, some Steve Miller Band, some Eagles, some Doobie Brotes, etc.

- This will be another blow to record company revenue (in addition to digital music, youtube, etc.; all of which we know nothing about)

- The record companies are supposedly going to continue fighting the "employee" angle.

- Just look at Springsteen one more time there. Does that look like anyone's employee to you?

It will be interesting to see how this turns out. What do you guys think? I tend to always side with the musicians - do we have any corporate sympathizers reading? If so, let's tango.

super heavy

super group feat. joss stone mick jagger damien marley

game

red album keeping it real

tune yards feat black thought

not sure what to think of this...i think i like it

deer tick

http://vnyl.me/49w2xY

“After so many years of critics praising [and making fun of] us for our ‘folk’ and ‘country’ sounds, and hardly ever mentioning the fact that we’ve also recorded virtually dozens of other kinds of music, we wanted to make a record that was truer to our live set: raw, loud, heartfelt, and completely uninterested in whatever the hell the rest of the music industry is up to,” says McCauley. “The results are unlike anything you’ve heard on a Deer Tick album"

“Man, you can practically smell the sweat and the beer! Shit, you may even hear a guitar or two break somewhere in there!,” continues McCauley. “It’s got a little Exile, it’s got a little In Utero, it’s got a little Nilsson Schmilsson, but it’s 100% Deer-Fucking-Tick in our purest, and most carefree "

The tracklisting for Divine Providence is:

The Bump
Funny Word
Let’s All Go to the Bar
Clownin’ Around
Main Street
Chevy Express
Something to Brag About
Walkin Out the Door
Make Believe
Now It’s Your Turn
Electric
Miss K.



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balam acab

trippy headphone music from a 19 yr old....need headphones to truely listen to the greatness...here is the lead single
here is link to debut album

fucked up

other shoe

MMJ - B of A Pavillion

Definitely a great show - they were tight, played a great set list, had tons of energy and played for 2.5 hours, straight. The break between set and encore was like 60 seconds long. Some highlights:

My top three songs, in no order: Dancefloors, Wordless Chorus, Mahgeeta

Honorable mentions: One Big Holiday, Dondante (DL was saying watching that one is basically like going to the opera), Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt. 2, the Run Thru jam, Golden (particularly the slide), the jam at the end of Off The Record was balls out.

Dancefloors into One Big Holiday to end it was probably the best show ending I've seen in a while.

Mahgeetah really brought back some good memories of seeing them at bonnaroo.

DL talking to that guy in Legals that asked whether they would play Librarian or Call Tyrone. DL tried to appease the guy by saying maybe and Jflex saying under his breath, "don't even humor him, just tell him no."

James had good things to say about Boston.

The Matt Boyd Complex

deer tick

live in new york last thursday is up over at nyctaper.com must have ...30 songs plus some covers and 5 new songs

wilco

album teaser...looks insanely good..

Man on Wire

I caught this last night streaming on NetFlix. Unbelievable movie. I highly recommend it. It's a documentary, that does not watch like a documentary, of a tight rope walker and his team that illegally set up and crossed a rope between the two WTC towers in 1974.

The whole story and how they prepared is fascinating. Definitely worth watching.

Derek & The Dominos

So Trabucco doesn't feel left out. It does sound better on vinyl though.

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the wakmen

i love this shit

black cab sessions

Morning Teleportation

These guys keep finding their way back into my rotation the past 3-4 months. I like the album a lot.

This video for Expanding Anyway gets a high grade too.

There is some pretty good live video and audio here.

bon iver

live at the 930 club....excellent recording here is the setlist








Bon Iver - 9:30 Club; Washington, D.C. [8.2.11]
Webcast Recording


01 - Perth
02 - Minnesota, WI
03 - Towers
04 - Holocene
05 - Creature Fear
06 - Flume
07 - Hinnom, TX
08 - Wash.
09 - Brackett, WI
10 - Blood Bank
11 - Who Is It
12 - re: stacks
13 - Calgary
14 - Wolves (Act I And II)
15 - Skinny Love
16 - Beth/Rest
17 - For Emma

thx to mystic chords of memory

DBT

Had a little insomnia last night and caught the Drive By Truckers song "Everybody Needs Love" on Letterman. The tune has been in my head all day - not mindblowing, but catchy as hell. I remember walking by these guys at Bonnaroo one year and they were raucus and loud, so the popiness of this song may not be representative.

gary clark jr

the bright lights ep highly recomend
insane shit here these solos are absurd

Liquid Love

Come on, just give me one.

holocene

someway, baby, it's part of me, apart from me"
you're laying waste to Halloween
you fucked it friend, it's on its head, it struck the street
you're in Milwaukee, off your feet

...and at once i knew i was not magnificent
strayed above the highway aisle
(jagged vacance, thick with ice)
i could see for miles, miles, miles

3rd and Lake it burnt away, the hallway
was where we learned to celebrate
automatic bought the years you'd talk for me
that night you played me 'Lip Parade'
not the needle, nor the thread, the lost decree
saying nothing, that's enough for me

..and at once i knew i was not magnificent
hulled far from the highway aisle
(jagged vacance, thick with ice)
i could see for miles, miles, miles

christmas night, it clutched the light, the hallow bright
above my brother, i and tangled spines
we smoked the screen to make it what it was to be
now to know it my memory:

...and at once i knew i was not magnificent.
high above the highway aisle
(jagged vacance, thick with ice)
i could see for miles, miles, miles

the sheepdogs

trying to grow album before learn and burn and their prior album the big stand is available free on their website thesheepdogs.com

bon iver holyoke mass

siiiiiiiick!!!!!

the sheepdogs

and this gem

kanye west and jay z

watch the throne and here is the bonus album fresh ut of the box...keepin this blog relevant

uncle jesse rocks (blog licks)

the song is about lima syndrome...look it up..amazing song....thx to dlane

Tres Bien

First heard these guys a few years back on fox's show the next great american rock band. Liked there sound a lot but could never find anything on them. For some reason they just popped back into my head today. Check out Liquid Love on their myspace page. Sounds a lot like Mick Jagger. Collyer if you could dig up a link for The Weather On Milk Mountain i'd be extremely impressed.

http://www.myspace.com/tresbien/music/albums/the-weather-on-milk-mountain-16755519

Good Day to you fine gentlemen.

fuck off

larry chaffee(this blog fucking blows)

delta spirit

love this video.....

9 days away

Scattered Trees

Check these guys out. Good stuff. I thinks even collyer and richie would like it.

http://www.mediafire.com/?2brspvqxb0lybse

npr.com

great recordings on npr rite now....middle brother delta spirit from newport and also bon iver from the other nite all of which are excellent and much worth the 2 mins it takes to download.ps..dlane delta spirit plays that song idaho which is worth the download on its own.

deer tick

this is a great version of about a girl...these guys are on fire rite now

Rare Shannon Hoon

Here's some unreleased rare Shannon Hoon for you. Some are early versions of songs that ended up on Blind Melon's albums and others are previously unheard. Enjoy.


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZDLGI8NW

The Kinks - The Singles Collection

Haven't given this one a listen yet but have been wanting to get some of their stuff and this seemed like a good place to start.

deer tick

not the best video but you can see how crazy this place was

Awolnation

do yourselves a favor and download this album. Knights of shame best song of the summer.

awolnation

for joe