That Sound #71 - Catching Up With (Vol 2)
Here it is, the second of three hours recapping music released during this show’s six month hiatus. (Ed: After recording this podcast and claiming there were only three months left to do Christmas shopping, I consulted with experts in the field of timekeeping, and was informed that the amount of time remaining is more like four months. That kind of thing isn’t my strong suit.)
(artist - song - album purchase link :: extra info)
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Come Saturday - The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
O+S - We Do What We Want To - O+S :: Check out this video, also this one, and this interview I did with them.
Maria Taylor - Time Lapse Lifeline - Ladyluck :: This is the video for that song, this one is amazing, and here’s my interview with Maria.
Richard Swift - Lady Luck - The Atlantic Ocean
King Khan & The Shrines - Land Of The Freak - What Is?!
Dirty Projectors - Stillness Is The Move - Bitte Orca
John Vanderslice - Fetal Horses - Romanian Names
Metric - Gimme Sympathy - Fantasies
Wilco - You Never Know - Wilco (The Album)
Eilen Jewell - Sea Of Tears - Sea of Tears
Bishop Allen - The Ancient Commonsense of Things - Grrr…
Bob Dylan - Beyond Here Lies Nothin’ - Together Through Life
Camera Obscura - French Navy - My Maudlin Career :: Here’s that song’s video.
Iggy Pop - King Of The Dogs - Preliminaires
mp3s:
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Come Saturday
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Young Adult Friction
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Everything with You
O+S - We Do what We Want To
O+S - Permanent Scar
Maria Taylor - Time Lapse Lifeline (via Spinner)
Richard Swift - Lady Luck
King Khan and the Shrines - Land of the Freak
The Thermals - We Were Sick
John Vanderslice - Fetal Horses
Bishop Allen - The Ancient Commonsense of Things
Bishop Allen - Dimmer
Bob Dylan - Beyond Here Lies Nothin’ (via Spinner)
Camera Obscura - My Maudlin Career
Camera Obscura - French Navy
June 26th, 2010 at 3:14 pm
Dave, a minor note of correction: You describe Dylan as a star of Woodstock; however, Dylan neither performed nor was he present at Woodstock. Also, The Thermals track from this podcast is not listed above. Thanks for doing your show all these years, keep on keepin’ on.
June 27th, 2010 at 8:37 pm
Sigh. Yes, Kirk, you’re right. I realized my mistake about Dylan after I’d uploaded the show and deleted the source files which would have allowed me to change it. I decided to just leave it the way it was, and hope nobody listening was old or educated enough to know that Dylan never took the stage.
He was, however, invited to play, according to some reading I did. And he was, arguably, at the height of his popularity around that time. So what I said sort of makes sense…
Thanks also for the note about the Thermals song in the playlist, it’s in there now.
I’m hoping to put up a new show soon. Thanks for your continued listening!