PopTodd

A site that I am on has a pay-for-play program that I've bought into. If I remember correctly, I had a pathetic thread on here some time ago, where I asked you to check it out. Nonetheless, I can see the industry moving into some sort of form of that model. Radio will still exist, of course, but there will be more and more niche sites sprouting up that are some sort of label/radio hybrid... that sign artists, and pay them per listener per day. It'll be free to the listener, but they will make their $ from advertising. And they will market to niche listeners -- indie. I imagine that the maj

Whaddyathink?

Yes it does, and yes it is.

Waterloo Sunset Two Sisters Picture Book Hairy Rag Tired Of Waiting For You Celluloid Heroes Village Green Preservation Society Sunny Afternoon Where Have All the Good Times Gone? Days Stop Your Sobbing Nothing In the World Can Stop Me Worrying Bout That Girl Situation Vacant 20th Century Man Lola Oklahoma, U.S.A. Come Dancing Rosie Won't You Please Come Home Afternoon Tea Apeman

I heard his only (semi) hit on the radio this morning -- "Oh, Daddy" -- which is what inspired the thread. But it's not from either of those albums, it's from Young Lions, which came out a couple of years later (1991 or something like that).

Neutral Milk Hotel - On Avery Island Happy Ashtray - Big Apple Caesaria Evora - Rogamar The Who - A Quick One The Sadies - In Concert

He also played with David Bowie and King Crimson and The Bears and quite a few others.

Especially since I can't play it anymore. "Another Time" is a freaking beautiful song. Discuss the genius of Mr. Belew here, please.

The live Brinsley Schwarz version is even better, IMO. Have you heard it? It's on this album:

Nick Cave - "Breathless"

Aimee Mann - "Mr. Harris"

anything by Otis Redding

Otis Redding - "These Arms Of Mine" Otis Redding - "Dock Of the Bay" The Kinks - "Days"

Telekinesis - Telekinesis! (streaming from Merge) Bobby Fuller - The Best of the Bobby Fuller Four Iron Maiden - Killers Jim Ford - The Sounds of Our Time Harry Nilsson - Harry/Nilsson Sings Newman

So, I do have a little Jim Ford sampler disc, if anyone is interested. PM me and I'll get it out to you. Dude is pretty amazing.

All of that, plus... his sense of humor.

Hank III has the sound, but not the songs, IMO. Very disappointing.

Have a great gig! If I were in Brooklyn, I'd be there.

Love him. All I know is the Greatest Hits, and dwightyoakamacoustic.net, so I need to dig deeper. But those two collections are pretty great.

I got news for you. It's not just corporate country music, but corporate music, in general. Mainstream RnB has been pretty crappy for a very long time. Only just now are they starting to find the way to make good mainstream RnB again. (Raphael Saadiq, is a prime example of how they're finding their way back.) But they'll loose it again. Mainstream country has always been mostly shitty. But then folks like Hank, Dolly, Willie, Waylon, et. al break into the mainstream, and they find their way again. Of course, the product pushers then push those folks into the background again (because the t

A heads-up: Primal Scream are on-tour and coming to Metro in April!!! Check your local listings...

Nick Lowe - The Wilderness Years Meat Puppets - Too High to Die Luke Doucet - Broken (and other rogue states) Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love Souled American - Around the Horn

I have yet to hear Skidoo, but I can say with certainty that the Harry/Nilsson Sings Newman 2-fer is very-well worth it.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM SPECIAL OLYMPICS CHAIRMAN TIMOTHY SHRIVER REGARDING U.S. PRESIDENT OBAMA

What I heard of Beyond, I thought was pretty damn great. So, as to this article: :dribble :dribble :bounce8