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  1. Releases on Feb 5th, 2016

    The Psychedelic Swamp is Dr. Dog's ninth album, and fourth studio release with ANTI- Records. Most of the songs were among the first ever written together by Scott McMicken and Toby Leaman and an assemblage of friends and musical cohorts that would evolve as Dr. Dog over the years. This early endeavor of writing a concept album helped shape their creative process as they became a label-defying multi-hyphenated indie-psychedelic-rock-folk-Americana-basement-touring band.

     

    The Psychedelic Swamp could very well have been Dr. Dog's first album. It could have been their only album; or it could have never been made at all. It's either a refined culmination of 15 years of collaborative music-making or the raw instrument on which they cut their teeth. This chicken vs. egg debate will be for historians to decide; fact is that if The Psychedelic Swamp was half-baked back in 2000, it has been reborn in 2016, fully baked!

     

    Track Listing:

    1. Golden Hind
    2. Dead Record Player
    3. Swampadelic Pop
    4. Bring My Baby Back
    5. Holes In My Back
    6. Fire on My Back
    7. Swamp Descent
    8. Engineer Says
    9. In Love
    10. (swamp inflammation)
    11. Badvertise
    12. Good Grief
    13. Swamp is On

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    "Badvertise" 

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miJm97Epe7M

    "Bring My Baby Back"

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AVEwNjD2jw

     

    Pre-Order here:

     

    http://kingsroadmerch.com/anti-records/?id=1902&sid=2355

  2. Jeff Tweedy is one of the most winsome personalities in music today, and his decades as a professional musician have generated enough drama to fill several books — intra-band power struggles in both Wilco and Uncle Tupelo, substance abuse spurred on by debilitating migraines, his wife’s successful battle against cancer, the fight to get Yankee Hotel Foxtrot released, the list goes on — so I’m excited to learn that Tweedy is writing a memoir for the Penguin Random House imprint Dutton. According to information Dutton shared with the Associated Press, Tweedy’s book will be “funny, disarming, and honest.” Tweedy also offered this statement of intent:

    I have stories to tell, and I’d like for this book to be a combination of those stories about my experiences, and maybe a window into one person’s creative process, as well as some of what I’ve seen working with other artists in my current and former bands, in the studio, on the road, in my basement with my sons and more.

    The memoir is untitled as of now, and a release date has not been set.

     

    http://www.stereogum.com/1845146/jeff-tweedy-writing-funny-disarming-memoir/news/?utm_source=sc-fb&utm_medium=ref&utm_campaign

  3. I just watched The Hunchback of Notre Dame on TCM last night and was thinking about her. I grew up watching films like Miracle on 34th Street and The Parent Trap and in later years, Hunchback, The Quiet Man and This Land is Mine. She really was one of the last greats of the golden age! I always thought her acting style was way ahead of its time…she was quite the lady. 

  4. Here's the Rolling Stone interview:

     

    Jeff Tweedy Doesn’t Even Like Star Wars (The Movie)

    http://www.stereogum.com/1824776/jeff-tweedy-doesnt-even-like-star-wars-the-movie/news/

     

     

    "As far as how the next Wilco record will work, it’s definitely been affected by recent struggles in Tweedy’s life. His wife was diagnosed with cancer and his brother died in 2013. Both events affected his songwriting, and he said another new Wilco album is half finished."

     

    What the what?! 

  5. Lots of favorites. I like the cocky assuredness of "I create / I am the flame, a flame creator" in Random Name Generator.

     

    Just about to post that one!

     

    "I advocate aiming for the weak wall/ Summon the stone" 

     

    "Who said it's easy/ language is losing/ I swallow the steam and claim to be stupid." 

  6. These are all that came to mind for now.

     
    A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night 
    Me And Earl and the Dying Girl 
    Slow West
    Ex Machina 
    Mad Max: Fury Road 
     
    But there are bunch of films I’m looking forward to seeing before the end of the year. 
     
    Crimson Peak
    The Hateful Eight 
    The Revenant 
    Knight of Cups
    Tale Of Tales 
    Youth 
    Joy
    Carol 
    Experimenter
    Mistress America 
    Everything Will Be Fine  
  7. 1. Tom Waits

    2. Dr. Dog

    3. Wilco

    4. Bob Dylan

    5. Patti Smith

    6. Dr. John 

    7. Captain Beefheart

    8. M. Ward

    9. Heartless Bastards 

    10. Shilpa Ray

    11. Lou Reed

    12. The Velvet Underground

    13. Howlin' Wolf

    14. Nick Cave/ Grinderman 

    15. Nino Rota

    16. Man Man

    17. Leonard Cohen 

    18. Harry Nilsson 

    19. Elvis Costello 

    20. Neil Young

    21. The Clash

    22. David Byrne 

    23. St. Vincent 

    24. Talking Heads

    25. David Bowie 

    26. Television

    27. DeVotchka 

    28. The Band

    29. Queen

    30. Louis Prima 

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