My latest column for Hidden Track takes a look at Canadian rockers - Sam Roberts Band - check it out here.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Better Than Noodling
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Labels: better than noodling, hidden track, sam roberts band
Self-Promotion
Here's my latest review for Baeble Music - Cat Power's performance at Terminal 5 - give it a read here.
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Labels: baeble music, cat power
Friday, February 15, 2008
Self-Promotion
Here's my latest review for Baeble - Kelley Stoltz's Circular Sound - head here.
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Labels: baeble music, kelley stoltz
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Better Than Noodling
My latest column for HT is up, this week I offer up the dreamy, indie-pop of Nada Surf - check it out Better Than Noodling: Nada Surf.
Speaking of Hidden Track with Ace's departure from daily posting I've been asked to take over doing some of the writing and editing duties there, which I've graciously accepted. Not sure what that means for HFTB at the moment, but make sure you head over to Hidden Track for some great content.
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Labels: better than noodling, hidden track, nada surf
Friday, February 08, 2008
Langerado Schedule
For those of you headed down Hippie Spring Break (aka Langerado) the full schedule has been revealed so you can start planning how your day is going to go - head here.
Hidden Track is also running a contest to give away some free passes, but the contest ends tonight at Midnight EST - so click here to enter.
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Labels: langerado
Thursday, February 07, 2008
Bloggy Goodness
Here's what some other people have going on....
Tired of Vampire Weekend yet? Well Earvolution caught the second night of their Bowery Ballroom stand - check out their review here.
While I'm ready to head back to Manchester again this year, Hard To Find A Friend writes a Dear Bonnaroo letter about their disappointments with the line-up - read it here.
I'm Losing My Edge reviews Made In The Dark the new release from electro-popsters Hot Chip - click here.
This week's edition of Tuesday's Gold over at Muzzle Of Bees features MP3s from Nada Surf, Lightspeed Champion, Kelley Stoltz and more - head here.
The Late Greats have some new music from JFJO new album - which hits stores on April 11th - give it a listen here.
Finally the latest edition of The Take-Away Shows features psychedelic-freak-folksters the Animal Collective - watch it here.
As also head on over to Hidden Track for their daily distractions and check in Uncensored Interview while you're at it too.
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Labels: bloggy goodness
Mixology
In honor of the Bonnaroo line-up announcement this week's Mixology features the music of some of the acts who will be playing there for the first time....
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Labels: mixology
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Bonnaroo '08 Line Up Revealed
The initial line-up for the '08 addition of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival has been revealed, here ya go (via NME)....
Pearl Jam
Metallica
Jack Johnson
Kanye West
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
Phil Lesh & Friends
My Morning Jacket
The Allman Brothers Band
The Raconteurs
Willie Nelson
Death Cab for Cutie
B.B. King
Sigur Ros
Levon Helm and the Ramble on the Road
Ben Folds
O.A.R.
The Bluegrass Allstars Feat. Luke Bulla, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer and Bryan Sutton
M.I.A.
Umphrey's McGee
Iron & Wine
Yonder Mountain String Band
The Swell Season
Talib Kweli
Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi’s Soul Stew Revival
Gogol Bordello
Broken Social Scene
Robert Randolph’s Revival
Rilo Kiley
Mastodon
Lupe Fiasco
Against Me!
Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings
Pat Green
Ozomatli
Tegan & Sara
Solomon Burke
Drive-By Truckers
!!!
The Avett Brothers
Israel Vibration
Abigail Washburn & the Sparrow Quartet featuring Bela Fleck
A Very Special Acoustic Performance by: Phil Lesh, Larry Campbell, Jackie Greene, Teresa Williams
Aimee Mann
Ladytron
The Fiery Furnaces
Orchestra Baobab
Ghostland Observatory
Jose Gonzalez
Dark Star Orchestra
Minus the Bear
Donavon Frankenreiter
Lez Zeppelin
State Radio
Battles
Jakob Dylan
Two Gallants
The Sword
Vampire Weekend
Little Feat
Nicole Atkins
The Felice Brothers
Mason Jennings
MGMT
The Lee Boys
Black Kids
Serena Ryder
Steel Train
Grupo Fantasma
Back Door Slam
Comedians
David Cross
Janeane Garofalo
Zach Galifianakis
Jim Norton
Brian Posehn
Mike Birbiglia
John Mulaney
Michelle Buteau
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Labels: bonnaroo
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Happy Fat Tuesday
With all the craziness of Super Tuesday and the big Giants victory parade I almost let Fat Tuesday slip by without honoring it with some New Orleans funk. So here's The Meters with a "Look-Ka Py Py," "Jungle Man" combo for what the YouTubes are telling me is from a Dr. John television special from back in '74....
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Labels: the meters
Super Tuesday
If you live in one of the twenty-four states that are having primaries today I urge you to go out and take advantage of the democratic process by voting.
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Better Than Noodling
Week three of my column is now up on Hidden Track where they've let me once again impose my musical agenda on you good people, so head on over - Better Than Noodling: Okkervil River.
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Labels: better than noodling, okkervil river
I Love Tuesdays
Here are the purchases for the week....
Nada Surf - Lucky
Jack Johnson - Sleep Through The Static
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Labels: jack johnson, nada surf
Monday, February 04, 2008
More Road Trips
Kind of slow news day, so let's go with this story about the latest release from the Dead's vault - Road Trips: Vol. 1, Number 2. The two CD set is culled from the band's 1977 swing through the Southwest - read about it here.
For a limited time you'll be able to sample the goods too (well the first disc at least) - give it a listen here.
In other Dead related news for those of us not fortunate enough to be out on the West coast tonight's Deadheads For Obama show the folks over at iClips will be simulcasting it starting around 7:30 PM PST - head here for more info.
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Labels: grateful dead
Music Video Mondays
Since Tom Petty rocked it last night during halftime, let's go with one of his classic videos from the 1980s. Here's "Won't Back Down" which features Ringo Starr on drums....
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Labels: tom petty, tom petty and the heartbreakers
Deadheads For Obama
Head here for more info.
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Labels: grateful dead
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Radio Bonnaroo Giving Line Up Clues?
The Weight has a great post up on the somewhat cryptic messages that have been playing on Radio Bonnaroo that many seem to believe are clues to who will be on this year's line-up - read their thoughts here.
Here are the messages:
Clue #1 "There is more than one Manchester."
Clue #2 "Memphis isn't Albany"
Clue #3 "Clouds taste this way"
Clue #4 "Some Herrings are red, Jimmy"
Clue #5 "Hard Substance, Soft Substance"
Clue #6 "Janis Joplin's reserves will be preserved"
Clue #7 "Rumors are just rumors, but twist them sideways, grow your humor hair and they become a more yen reality. No, this is not about Fleetwood Mac"
Clue #8 "It's not sour, what is sowed in the earth"
Clue #9 "Three certain birds, add one"
Clue #10 "Look to the center of Europe to get the sound, but the band comes form all around."
Clue #11 "Here is another clue for you message board people. Open up the church and you will see the steeple. Some of your guesses have been way off but correct for the wrong clues. Now I must cough."
So let the guessing games begin. Thoughts? Leave your guesses in the comments section.
Word on the street is the initial announcement will be this Wednesday so sit tight and get out your decoder rings in the meantime.
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Labels: bonnaroo