PopTodd

Blur - Think Tank Primus - Miscellaneous Debris Richard & Linda Thompson - I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight Yo La Tengo - Fakebook various artists - Paisley Pop: Pye Psych (And Other Colours) -- 1966-1969

They may make their own. Call them up. The original location's number is: 847.673.0800 Why not?

A friend of mine claims that the use of that word and his lisp are identical to portions of his performance in My Dinner With Andre. I never saw Andre, so are there thoughts about this? Odd.

And, I remember hearing "Feeling" on the radio, too. That's what finally pushed me over the edge to purchase the album. But this thread is about the prospect of a NEW La's album. I mean, this could be really freaking amazing. (Unless it's a money grab, in which case it could suck.)

It's a very wise $2 that you just spent, Louie. Unless, of course, you are not a fan of Beatlesque BritPop; in which case you will regret parting with your hard-earned 8 quarters. But if you do like that kind of thing... oh, you will be so happy!

Either you're being sarcastic, or you've never heard the album. If you haven't heard it, you should; it's a stone-cold classic.

Trakan - Opening Soon Under New Management XTC - Skylarking Nick Lowe - The Convincer Bonnie "Prince" Billy - Beware Harry Nilsson - Harry/Nilsson Sings Newman

Wow. Nobody's heard anything? No interest?

SOURCE From May 28, '09. Surprised that somebody didn't post about this earlier. (I didn't, did I?): It would be good news if it did happen. Curious if any of you all have heard any more news on this.

The Wonder Stuff - Never Loved Elvis If only for "Size of a Cow" and "Welcome to the Cheap Seats".

Hoodoo Gurus, too.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Give It Back! Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!! Paul McCartney & Wings - Band on the Run Paul Weller - More Wood

I think that I have broached this subject before. But, because I'm not shy... Joe Pisapia - Daydreams Shrimp Boat - Cavale Jim Ford - The Sounds of Our Time Brinsley Schwarz - Silver Pistol Tom Zé - Estuano a Samba Happy Ashtray - Big Apple Dolly Varden - Mouthful of Lies Falstaff - Falstaff and probably a shitton of others that I wrote about elsewhere that I forgot here. including, you know... Hop On Pop - As Drawn By Ethan, Age 2

Happy birthday!

Just ordered this from Amazon: I've heard that it's pretty cheezy. But. seeing as how I have actually been IN the Castle at Otranto, I don't see how I can go through the rest of my life without reading this!

A few years back, I played a Gene Clark Tribute/charity show at the old Nevin's Live in Evanston. Okay, so he got there later and, as the only solo/acoustic performer, I played first, so he probably didn't see ME, but George Wendt ("Norm" from Cheers) was in the audience. That was kinda cool. Also, at one of my old band's final show (at the Lounge Ax), John Haggerty (Naked Raygun/Pegboy) and Larry Damore (Pegboy) were there and saw us play. They were nice and complimentary. One more thing: That same band's rehearsal space was in our drummer's huge apartment on Belmont. His roommate was one o

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Willie and the Poor Boys World Party - Goodbye Jumbo Wire - 154 Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady Cibo Matto - Viva! La Woman

I failed to see any mention of James - Laid Did somebody mention it? Definitely worthy.

Just coming back into this thread to say this. Yes!

"Son of a Gun" - The La's "Still Be Around" - Uncle Tupelo "Rocking Chair" - House Of Freaks "Metal Mickey" - Suede "Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying" - Belle & Sebastian "Common People" - Pulp "The Power of Pussy" - Bongwater "Here Comes the Man With the Plucked-Out Eyes" - Dogbowl "End Of a Century" - Blur "The International Language of Screaming" - Super Furry Animals "Ping Pong" - Stereolab "Stratford On Guy" - Liz Phair "I Swear, Happy Days Are Mine" - Shrimp Boat "What Do You Think of Love?" - Shrimp Boat "Nonchalant" - The Flavor Channel and many, many more that I'll add later.

The EPs thread reminded me that this one should have made my list: Martin Newell - The Greatest Living Englishman

Let's see if I can think of a few, meself... Grifters - Eureka A solid collection of 90's lo-fi pop. Guided By Voices - Tigerbomb Contains my favorite Toby song ("Dodging Invisible Rays") The Dukes of Stratosphear - 25 O'Clock The debut of XTC's psychedelic alter-ego. And a stone-cold classic! Primus - Miscellaneous Debris Covers of songs by Peter Gabriel, XTC, The Residents, The Meters, and Pink Floyd Martin Newell - Let's Kiosk! If you're a fan of XTC, Robyn Hitchcock, The Kinks, and stuff like that, and you have yet to hear Martin... this isn't a bad place to start.

"Everybody just gotta keep fuckin' everybody til they're all the same color!" -Sen. Jay Billington Bullworth

Bettye Lavette - The Scene Of the Crime Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison Dwight Yoakam - dwightyoakamacoustic.net Pixies - Doolittle Nick Cave - Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus

yup. One of the most-depressing albums that I've ever heard.