This is what I came up with...
1-Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions:
Through The Devil Softly
2-Laura Gibson:
Beasts of Seasons
3-Girls:
Album
4-The Unthanks:
Here's The Tender Coming
5-Vic Chesnutt:
At The Cut
6-Black Heart Procession:
Six
7-Flaming Lips:
Embryonic
8-Gomez:
A New Tide
9-Cass McCombs:
Catacombs
10-Vic Chesnutt:
Skitter On Take-Off
11-Real Estate:
S/t
12-Beach House:
Teen Dream
13-MV & EE:
Barn Nova
14-Califone:
All My Friends Are Funeral Singers
15-Bill Callahan:
Sometimes I Wish I Were An Eagle
16-Dirty Projector:
Bitte Orca
17-Magnolia Eletric Co:
Josephine
18-PJ Harvey & John Paris:
A Woman A Man Walked By
19-Built To Spill:
There Is No Enemy
20-Nancy Elizabeth:
Wrought Iron
21-Choral:
Mountains
22-Robyn Hitchcock & The Venus 3:
Goodnight Oslo
23-Yo La Tengo:
Popular Songs
24-Sholi:
S/t
"I've dreamt in my life dreams that have stayed with me ever after, and changed my ideas; they've gone through and through me, like wine through water, and altered the colour of my mind."
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Mazzy Star: Live at The Metro, Chicago, 1994
It's been quite a while (exactly four years!) since the last time I posted something regarding Mazzy Star, so when I came across this great bootleg (an FM broadcast from some WXRT radio) and I heard how good it was I decided it was time for some great atmosphere music... Besides, Hope Sandoval's last record ("Through the Devil Softly") is definetely one of my favourite ones this year (I haven't made up my mind yet for my "Best of 2009" list...), so I'm in a bit of a Hope Sandoval mood.
Well, if you want to know more about Mazzy Star go search @ Mazzy Star Boulevard, a good tool indeed (with tabs as well).
What more can I say? Great songs, great guitar licks by Roback: listen to Give you my lovin's steel guitar and you'll see where some of Damon and Naomi's stuff comes from, I guess. And yeah, the end of that song must be an homage to Reed's Sweet Jane (I mean: isn't David Roback one of Lou's most dedicate fans? C'mon!)
...and this is another good live performance from youtube:
Tracklist:
Live at The Metro
Well, if you want to know more about Mazzy Star go search @ Mazzy Star Boulevard, a good tool indeed (with tabs as well).
What more can I say? Great songs, great guitar licks by Roback: listen to Give you my lovin's steel guitar and you'll see where some of Damon and Naomi's stuff comes from, I guess. And yeah, the end of that song must be an homage to Reed's Sweet Jane (I mean: isn't David Roback one of Lou's most dedicate fans? C'mon!)
...and this is another good live performance from youtube:
Tracklist:
- Flowers In December
- Ride it on
- Into Dust
- Give You My Lovin
- Fade Into You
- Halah
- Ghost Highway
- Blue Flower
Monday, January 11, 2010
Frightened Rabbit: Swim Until You Can't See Land
Man, have I been waiting for Frightened Rabbit's new "The Winter of Mixed Drinks"... In the meantime the only thing is listening to this first single off their forthcoming album (and listen to the second, Nothing like you, @ their myspace).
Included with Swim until you can't see land is also the (non-album track) Fun stuff.
Swim Until You Can't See Land
Included with Swim until you can't see land is also the (non-album track) Fun stuff.
Swim Until You Can't See Land
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