Song of the day : 10CC - Wall Street Shuffle or is that too cynical for you? Given the news I see coming in, maybe Steve Miller's "Take the Money and Run" would have been more appropriate... Try to have a nice day anyway ;) Thanks to your clicks here are you picks.. the first batch for today.. more later during the day, they do take a bit of time.. Annie Haslam - 1977 - Annie in Wonderland - 1985 - Still Life - 1989 - Annie Haslam - 1994 - Blessing in Disguise - 1998 - Live Under...

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Dubwise said... Reggae mashups Witch - Lazy Bones (1975-Zambia) Valerio Cosi - Freedom Meditation Music Vol. 2 (out-of-print cdr) http://effortsofatlantis.blogspot.com Ekko said... The Drive By Truckers covers--DBTs covering Johnny Cash, Skynyrd, Springsteen, Tom Petty, OutKast! http://www.berkeleyplace.wordpress.com Jay Beck said... 3 various artists comps today: Rockabilly Psychosis and the Garage Disease World Without Fuzz Class of '66! http://twistedperceptions.blogspot.com bl34ch...

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burro said... CCCP - Compagni cittadini fratelli partigiani - Ortodossia II CCCP - Affinità/Divergenze tra il compagno Togliatti e noi al raggiungimento della maggiore età CCCP - Socialismo e barbarie http://indieitalia.blogspot.com Catasto Elettrico said... RE-UP: MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA - Live in Cleveland 1972 http://catastosfriendlyfire.blogspot.com/ Jobe said... Hi T-fuzz Guys And Gals Can it be....? Is it true? Paula Abdul making her first...

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Say yeah yeah yeah to four new tracks from BYOP's forthcoming Get Awkward, out 3/18 on Ecstatic Peace/Universal. Jemina's stringing raw and rough-hewn pearls of wisdom and scenery painting about the Pets' surroundings: everybody partying all the time, drowning pressure to change with lots of pills and beers. It's like junior year of high school in song! (via P4K)

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perfectradio@btinternet.com (MIKE) said... The Monkees - Live In Japan 1968. Full concert from FM broadcast at the time. http://beehivecandy.blogspot.com bigmarecki said... Hey - Echosystem (2005) Smolik – Smolik 3 (2006) Ozomatli - Street Signs (2004) http://theislandofjewels.blogspot.com Sweeny said... Won't You Light and Stay A While, Love Spider The Low Lows and Parker & Lily, on Partly Porpoise http://partlyporpoise.blogspot.com kucsimuka said... Jethro Tull - Nothing is Easy...

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themusicologist said... a six artist, six tune, six week marathon begins with the marrow trembling vocals and lyrics of the greatest male singer to grace the twentieth century. Mr Soul himself.. Sam Cooke w/Soul Stirrers - That's Heaven To Me http://themusicologist.wordpress.com tunestop said... Clogs - Thom's Night Out Ballistic Brothers - Rude System Swayzak - Loops From the Bergerie Pelican - Australasia A Reminiscent Drive - Mercy Street Paatos - Kallocain Baby Mammoth - 10000 Years...

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cletus_buckley said... A lo-fi electronicia 7" from norway's Kim Hiorthøy - I'm This I'm That 7" (2006) @ http://pascalscountrysounds.blogspot.com cheers big ears. Unseen-Music-Video said... Added more rare music videos: CONJURE ONE feat. SINÉAD O'CONNOR - Tears From The Moon (Remix) CONJURE ONE - Center Of The Sun (2nd Version) INFORMATION SOCIETY - Walking Away INFORMATION SOCIETY - How Long INFORMATION SOCIETY - Think INFORMATION SOCIETY - What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy) INFORMATION...

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Giving us another reason to love him and his silvery locks, David Byrne recently used his blog to clarify and refine claims he made about home recording and the music industry in a Wired article (no, not the one with Thom). In the post, he notes that after the Wired piece ran, he received letters from two Canadians -- Jane Siberry (now called Issa?) and ex-Arcade Firer, current studio co-owner Howard Bilerman -- suggesting home recording's not as inexpensive as Byrne makes it sound, that most folks still use an engineer, musicians still often need advances to record if they don't own all the expensive home equipment, etc. Byrne, admitting he too isn't entirely DIY, prints their letters, along with his responses that "in general, though I exaggerated too much in the Wired piece, the costs have indeed come down dramatically." Makes sense he'd be honest, dude does swear on Neon Bible.

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