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Warpaint! man do i love this song a whole bunch

ah, those heady pre-COVID days...

the best of what i heard: C Forsyth with Garcia Peoples - Peoples Motel Band (Solar Live vol 3) C Forsyth/D Harrington/R Jewell/S Zahn - First Flight Causa Sui - Szabodelico Flavor Crystals - five Gwenifer Raymond - Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain Jason Molina - Eight Gates Kungens Man - Trappmusik Marmalade Knives - Amnesia Mary Lattimore - Silver Ladders Steve Von Till - No Wilderness Deep Enough honorable mention: Bailter Space - Concret Dungen - Live Elder - Omens Elkhorn - The Storm Sessions Emeralds - Live II Guided By Voices - Surrender to your Poppy Field Gunn-Truscinski Duo - Soundkeeper IDLES - Ultra Mono Korto - EP Midwife - Forever Neil Young - Homegrown Oranssi Pazuzu - Mestarin Kynsi Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Sideways To New Italy Silver Scrolls - Music For Walks Sir Richard Bishop - Oneiric Formulary Six Organs of Admittance - Companion Rises The Verlaines - Dunedin Spleen Ulaan Janthina - Part I and Part II Various Artists - What Is This That Stands Before Me?

Neko Case Meg Baird PJ Harvey Dorthia Cottrell Itasca Rosali Chrissie Hynde Jennifer Herrema Denise Roughan Cat Power

“Low Key” at Potbelly Sandwiches today.

i didn't see either of those... first saw them at Avalon right when they got back together, in 2002. saw them a bunch after that too.

tuned in last night for the first time in a while (finally figured out how to display it on my TV, yay for me) and enjoyed it a lot, but some of the client comments about Enimen and Patti were eye-rolling... blech. excellent to hear Burma too. talk about reunited bands who did it right - much respect for Roger, Clint, Peter (and Bob).

weekend reading:

thanks for this! i checked my other email and found that link... should be here today!

damn. well i emailed the noonchorus guy so i guess i will see what's up. i did recently move but confirmed that my current address was the right one in my profile.

Weyes Blood opened for the first of the three end of the year shows that Sleep did in Chicago last year. a weird choice for a metal band but i thought they sounded great and got a good reception overall.

so i bought a ticket for the Nick Offerman live stream and i thought it came w/ a copy of the book? haven't seen anything yet... anyone else buy one this way, via noonchorus, and have received their copy yet?

this is a great record.

nice! if we can backdate it, i saw a drive-in show with Blue Oyster Cult in July.

Sabbath: https://open.spotify.com/track/0C5BIoHE7IChYOGg8RA2j2?si=EkXVFEVSTAubQ1EVzrWZCg Dinosaur J: https://open.spotify.com/track/5hiOrulxtOPBELccvQjjK1?si=YhYruadISkeD9LthbGwHpA Screaming Trees: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_sgxAgCCKk

new yo la tengo https://yolatengo.bandcamp.com/releases

100% agree. lovely post, esp this part: i need to keep that in the forefront of my mind more often.

Drivin' on 9 is a song by Ed's Redeeming Qualities, who also wrote the definitive song about lawn darts.

nice! that photo of Neil at Malahide Castle is so cool. and i wouldn't have expected Zoran to have shot Qui... Yow is the best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQH2Kq1QXaI

https://featheredcoyoterecords.bandcamp.com/album/lather-rinse-repeat

Neil Young: [media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD-B_r_0VVU[/media] Mogwai (i guess it's debatable about how well known they are, but this song is one of their best and has only appeared on a record label compilation) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxkj613b1U0 Radiohead (they have tons of great b-sides) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNFMuzF6jRI

You should watch _Performance_ if you haven't seen it. Great movie. Keef got pissed at Mick for the nude scenes he did w/ Anita, who was Keef's squeeze at the time. Nicolas Roeg is a great director.

This might sound stupid but I think that’s my favorite Who song.