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Monthly Archives: September 2004
Thursday, September 30th:
Well shucks, it’s been an awful long and eventful week, which basically means you’re in for a really long and boring entry, because every single damn thing that happened was really goshdarn important. I remember back when I started this … Continue reading
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In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
Neutral Milk Hotel – In the Aeroplane Over the Sea from In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (1999) /indie sunshine folk/((“Anna’s ghost all around,hear her voice as it’s rolling and ringing through me…Soft and sweet,how the notes all bend and … Continue reading
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Citizen Cope – The Clarence Greenwood Recordings
Clarence “Citizen Cope” Greenwood’s descriptively titled sophomore disc is an unfortunate step-down, or at least sideways, from his promising but not spectacular self-titled debut. Greenwood’s music is an interesting hybrid between downtempo, hip hop, and reggae. He croons and half … Continue reading
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California
Josh Ritter – California from Hello Starling (2003) /folk pop/((“Sunset Boulevard will strip for money;Mulholland is a long drag for the lonely hearts;down along the Imperial Valleyruns a river of homelessness and cinema stars.Don’t saythe trip’s been donea hundred thousand … Continue reading
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the Sadies live pics
The Sadies wsg Rick White Live at Call The Office in London – September 24th, 2004 Rick White The Sadies
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Good Vibrations
Brian Wilson – Good Vibrations from SMiLE (2004) /sunshine pop/((“I, I love the colorful clothes she wearsand she’s already working on my brain.I, I only looked in her eyes,but I picked up something I just can’t explain. Im pickin up … Continue reading
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Thursday, September 23rd:
I’d say it’s fairly evident that U2 plays a large part in my life. Not so much these days, as I’ve been lead astray by other magnificent musics and slightly disillusioned by the last album, but in the end I … Continue reading
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The Sadies – Favourite Colours
The Sadies like to defy easy categorization. Their sound takes on elements of bluegrass, country rock, surf, and psychedelia, but it’s not such a strange combination: all these allegedly disparate styles sound natural together. Favourite Colours is a wash of … Continue reading
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The Outsiders (feat. Q-Tip)
R.E.M. – The Outsiders (feat. Q-Tip) from Around the Sun (2004) /poprock/((“You took me to the restaraunt where we first met, knocked a futureshock crowbar upside my head. I got caught with the stop of a tick-tock tick-tock clock, when … Continue reading
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Burning Satellites
This was in general going to be an autumnal compilation of crispy air songs to herald a young boy moving into a new home and setting up a new life, though it changed around quite a lot. Continue reading
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