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On any given day, the first three entries could be #1. Skylarking Black Sea Dukes of Stratosphear / Chips English Settlement Drums & Wires The Big Express Nonsuch Oranges & Lemons Apple Venus Wasp Star Mummer White Music Go 2

Sun Kil Moon - Among The Leaves Father John Misty - Fear Fun Guided by Voices - Class Clown Eats a UFO Advance Base - A Shut-in's Prayer Jay Farrar/Will Johnson/Jim James/Anders Parker - New Multitudes Rufus Wainwright - Out of The Game David Myhr - Soundshine Chuck Prophet - Temple Beautiful Smash Palace - Do It Again Damien Jurado - Maraqopa Peter Bruntnell - Ringo woz ere

It's a great record, but i can think of 6-7 others I like more.

beatles stones nick drake xtc kinks teenage fanclub elton john pj harvey belle & sebastian bill nelson peter bruntnell zombies wimple winch el goodo

Of older bands they were in, they've apparently pared it down to Tender Mercies and Sordid Humor. The rest, they went with all the "big guns" so to speak.

It's a record of covers, mostly of bands they were all in as they grew up in the rock n roll scene. So, mostly unknown songs.

Before the official release date??

Ostensibly, but unintentionally.

Over time I've come to feel that 'Lost in Space' is as good as 'Bachelor #2' and sometimes surpasses its genius. Per her FB page, she completed her new record a couple of weeks ago, finishing up with a duet with James Mercer of The Shins. If I had to rank'em : Bachelor #2 / Lost In Space Smilers Magnolia Whatever Forgotten Arm I'm With Stupid

My Mom - Chocolate Genius. Dancing Partner - Joe Pisapia

Top Tier Peter Bruntnell - Black Mountain UFO Daniel Romano - Sleep Beneath The Willow Hayes Carll - Kmag YoYo Robert Pollard - Space City Kicks The Phoenix Foundation - Buffalo Fleet Foxes - Helplessness Blues Rafael Saadiq - Steam Rollin' The Booze - At Maximum Volume The Red Button - As Far as Yesterday Goes Gillian Welch - The Harrow and The Harvest ( this will begin its ascent soon I'm sure) The following are rekkids that contain a few tracks I enjoy, but as a whole, come up short. Vetiver - The Errant Charm Woods - In Sun & Shade Jonny - S/T The Insomniacs - Just Enjoy It Sl

Here's a Dylan two-disc starter collection I put together a few years ago for a friend looking to find out what all the fuss was about. DISC 1 Girl From The North Country Don't Think Twice, It's All Right Masters Of War The Times They Are A Changin' Only A Pawn In Their Game One Too Many Mornings Subterranean Homesick Blues She Belongs To Me Love Minus Zero/No Limit Maggie's Farm It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Like a Rolling Stone Tombstone Blues It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry Ballad of a Thin Man Highway 61 Revisited Desolation Row Positively Fourth Street DISC 2 Odds

I put this comp together a few years ago when Impasse, in my opinion was not the equal of Rick's other records. I've since changed my stance a bit and have warmed up to some of the songs, including a couple you mentioned. As for Bloomed, both songs you mentioned for anyone else would be a career best. They're that good. Also, I do concur that it's impossible to scale Rick's oeuvre down to a mere 24 or thereabouts. I've been a fan since I say him fronting The Doubters in Berkeley circa '95 or so. Do You Wanna Go Somewhere from Sir Dark Invader vs. The Fanglord ? Great record. I need to revis

Welch79 - For the uninitiated, I have a 24 song collection I can send you later tonight if you're interested. Goner With A Souvenir Lil Wallet Picture The Ocean Cliff Clearing Faithful Shooter Ariel Ramirez 4am Jewelbomb When Love Is Gone Julia Miller Fater Town Blue & Wonder A Chance Counsel Firsts A Goodbye Rye Numbered Coursed Emily Sparks Boys, The Night Will Bury You The Tether and The Tie Song of 27 The Last Ride Elizabeth Childers Once #1,3,4,5,7,17,19,24 - Since #2,6,10,15,21 - Devotion & Doubt #9,18,23 - The Hill #11,16,20 - Meadow #12,22 - Bloome

http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2011/05/09/richard-buckner-the-ad-interview/ Aquarium Drunkard favorite Richard Buckner is one of America’s greatest living singer-songwriters, but he’s been awfully quiet for a while now. We recently caught up with Buckner, prior to his show, in the parking lot of The EARL in Atlanta. Buckner gave us the skinny on his silence and the lowdown on the his new record, Our Blood, due out August 2nd on Merge Records. AD: It’s been five years since you’ve put out a record. What have you been up to? Richard Buckner: Well, you know, for years I was putting out a r

How can I argue. It's in my Top 100 all time. Master'effin' piece. I would rank the rest as follows : Devotion & Doubt Bloomed The Hill Dents & Shells Impasse Meadow

The mp3 is still up on the Merge site. http://www.mergerecords.com/blog/2011/05/richard-buckner-announces-our-blood-for-august/

chocolate genius - my mom joe pisapia - dancing partner nick drake - northern sky joni mitchell - a case of you it's not - aimee mann

Trace Straightaways Being There AM Still Feel Gone

The best thing he's released since Zero To 99.

Radioshack O'Neil Shitty Shitty Band Band

Best of 2010 the silver seas | chateau revenge spoon | transference mike stinson | the jukebox of my heart robert pollard | we all got out of the army twin shadow | forget elvyn | the decline the sadies | darker circles free energy | stuck on nothing john cunningham | 1998-2002 smoke fairies - through the light and trees pernice brothers | goodbye, killer the national | high violet teenage fanclub | shadows marah | life is a problem the len price 3 | pictures volebeats | volebeats sunrise highway | s/t drive by truckers | the big to-do outrageous cherry | seemingly solid reality mary ga

I'm wondering what my fellow Pollardians think of the new Boston Spaceships rekkid,Our Cubehouse Still Rocks ?

This record is truly fantastic, chock full of great songs, harmonies & vibe. It also stands shoulder to shoulder with ANY of the so-called classics of the alt-country (or whatever you want to call it) genre. RIYL - modern day Everly Brothers, Bakersfield Sound, Good songs

Thanks for the recommendation. I gave Disc One a couple of spins last night and I'm enjoying it quite a bit. It definitely has that Everly's/Jayhawks/Bakersfield thang going on. Interesting how this predates Tomorrow The Green Grass by a couple of years.