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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #225 on: October 01, 2004, 04:51:00 pm »
Gwen Stefani must be doing something right. She made it into the lyrics of one of my favorite songs:
 
 Dig Down
 Bobby Bare Jr.
 Young Criminalâ??s Starvation League
 
 This letter is addressed to Mr. Pete Townsend
 Hey brother I write you to say thanks for nothing
 Your generation used up all the feelings
 And if we rock it looks like weâ??re ripping you off
 
 Hey Mr. Jimmy as I write upon this Page
 My hands they shake with a delicate rage
 My amplifier has no aim for all it plays sounds derivative and mundane
 
 Chorus
 Dig down, dig down, thelost and found
 The Beatles used up all there was to be found
 Dig down, dig down, the lost and found
 Nothing green can gather on a rolling stone
 Dig down
 Dig  down
 
 To whom it may concern- For all Hendrix hath spurned
 The rocketâ??s red glare, the bombs bursting in air
 My Fender is just a painted board
 And if I light it on fire, I become such a fucking bore
 
 Black Francis, Black Francis you were the last motherfucker out
 Grabbing all the good stuff and leaving No Doubt
 That if rock and roll dies itâ??s not my fault
 I do the best with the leftovers that I got
 
 Chorus
 
 Bridge
 All of the juice had been sucked out
 Before Mel Bay asked us children to play
 So as we climb upon the rotting corpse
 Stick it in once again, see if the blood will coarse
 
 Chuck Berry, Chuck Berry, you wrote the only original song
 Some white boys stole it we all still sing along
 Chuck Berry sing to us one more time
 Before Fred Bisquit freezes everybodyâ??s mind

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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #226 on: October 08, 2004, 10:58:00 am »
I'm sure I'll be flamed for this, but anyone heard the new Tears for Fears album?
 
 I *love* The Hurting, but was not in to their big-hit era stuff...  Just wondering.

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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #227 on: October 08, 2004, 11:06:00 am »
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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #228 on: October 08, 2004, 11:16:00 am »
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  I'm sure I'll be flamed for this, but anyone heard the new Tears for Fears album?
 
 I *love* The Hurting, but was not in to their big-hit era stuff...  Just wondering.
Haven't heard it, but I've heard good things about it.
 
 You mean you don't like "Songs From The Big Chair"?   I used to love that one.  I admit I lost interest after that one though.  And of course The Hurting blows it away.

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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #229 on: October 08, 2004, 11:47:00 am »
I had "Songs from the Big Chair" and liked it, but it hasn't really stood the test of time with me.  If I hear something from it, I always put "The Hurting" on....  
 
 I'm listening to the new Delays album.  This is pretty mellow, VH1-swirly stuff.  Not sure it'll be a favorite (though one listen never indicates much).

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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #230 on: October 14, 2004, 05:51:00 pm »
Matador Celebrates 15 With Triple-Disc Set
 
 Matador Records will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a double-disc collection of favorite tracks and rarities, plus a DVD of music videos. The material roughly dates from 1999-2004, serving as a companion piece to the prior compilations "What's Up Matador" (1997) and the 10th anniversary album "Everything Is Nice."
 
 The "greatest hits" disc sports 18 familiar tracks from Interpol, Cat Power, Stephen Malkmus, Yo La Tengo, Guided By Voices, Mission Of Burma, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and Belle & Sebastian, among others.
 
 "Unreleased and rarities" boasts contributions from the New Pornographers, Pretty Girls Make Graves, GBV, Mogwai, Matmos and, as previously reported, a live version of the Malkmus and the Jicks' "It Kills."
 
 Twelve music videos are included on the DVD, such as Cat Power's "He War," Interpol's "PDA," Pavement's "Spit on a Stranger" and Mogwai's "Stanley Kubrick."
 
 Here is the track list for "Matador at 15":
 
 Disc one ("Greatest Hits"):
 
 "This Is Our Emergency," Pretty Girls Make Graves
 "Obstacle 1," Interpol
 "The Laws Have Changed," New Pornographers
 "Dirt," Mission Of Burma
 "Free," Cat Power
 "Church on White," Stephen Malkmus
 "Don't Have To Be So Sad," Yo La Tengo
 "Drop," Cornelius
 "Money Rock'n'Roll," Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
 "The Whirlings," Dead Meadow
 "My Kind of Soldier," Guided By Voices
 "Caught in the Rain," Preston School Of Industry
 "Inside," Bardo Pond
 "Forty Nights," Seachange
 "Don't Leave the Light on Baby," Belle & Sebastian
 "1926," Thalia Zedek
 "For the Trees," Matmos
 "Hunted by a Freak," Mogwai
 
 Disc two ("Unreleased and Rarities"):
 "Graceland," New Pornographers
 "Specialist," Interpol
 "C-30 C-60 C-90 GO!," Pretty Girls Make Graves
 "Dust for Guitars #1," M. Ward
 "It Kills" (live), Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
 "Hunted by a Freak" (Boom Bip remix), Mogwai
 "Everything Going On" (alternate version), Dead Meadow
 "Deeper Into Moves" (acoustic), Yo La Tengo
 "Fame & Fortune" (live), Mission Of Burma
 "Free of This World," Guided By Voices
 "The Party," Cat Power
 "Seven Calls," Seachange
 "Tone It Down" (Pablo Wong Remix), Preston School Of Industry
 "Homemade Bombs in the Afternoon," A.C. Newman
 "Cymbals & Aspirin (A Breakthrough in Pain Relief)," Matmos
 "Wataridori," Cornelius
 
 Disc three ("Music Videos"):
 "Stanley Kubrick," Mogwai
 "Spit on a Stranger," Pavement
 "Dr. Cat," Mary Timony
 "Ladies & Gentlemen (In the Woods)," the Wisdom Of Harry
 "Discretion Grove," Stephen Malkmus
 "I Hate Hate," Cornelius
 "The Laws Have Changed," New Pornographers
 "PDA," Interpol
 "She Said," Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
 "He War," Cat Power
 "This Is Our Emergency," Pretty Girls Make Graves
 "Stars and Stripes Forever," Matmos

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Re: Albums in 2004
« Reply #231 on: October 20, 2004, 08:50:00 pm »
Flaming Lips, Wilco Contribute to Spongebob Soundtrack
 by Jenny Tatone | 10.01.2004
 
 Unexpectedly, the soundtrack to the new SpongeBob Squarepants movie features some of todayâ??s hippest artists. Scored by the non-commercial tastes of the Nickelodeon series creator Stephen Hillenburg, the soundtrack includes songs from Flaming Lips, Ween, the Shins, Prince Paul, and Wilco, whose contribution features frontman Jeff Tweedy's eight year old son's band, the Blisters. The compilation CD will be available Nov. 9 via Warner Records. "It's what we call 'reasonably weird adult music,'" Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne told Vh1.com.
 
 Based on the quirky and often poignantly clever animated TV show, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie opens in theaters November 19.
 
 
 Track List:
 
 Avril Lavigne - "SpongeBob SquarePants Theme"
 Flaming Lips - "SpongeBob and Patrick Confront the Psychic Wall of Energy"
 Wilco - "Just a Kid"
 Mike Simpson - "The Goofy Goober Song"
 Electrocute - "Bikini Bottom"
 SpongeBob SquarePants - "It's the Best Day Ever"
 The Shins - "They Will Soon Discover"
 Ween - "Ocean Man"
 Tom Rothrock featuring Jim Wise - "Goofy Goober Rock"
 Motörhead - "You Better Swim"
 Prince Paul featuring Wordsworth - "Prince Paul's Bubble Party"
 Patrick - "Under My Rock"
 The cast of the film - "Now That We're Men"
 Plus Tech Squeezebox - "The Jellyfish Song by the Jellyfish Band"
 The Pirates - "The Spongebob SquarePants Theme"
 
 
  The Story
 
  The Shins MP3
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