Remember Moby? Sure you do. In the late 90s he went from a relatively obscure DJ/musician working the underground dance circuit to a bonafide mainstream pop artist. For a solid 24+ months his music could […]
Month: January 2010
SIRIUS/XMU :: Aquarium Drunkard Show
Our weekly two hour show on SIRIUS/XM , channel 26 (SIRIUS), and channel 43 (XM), can now be heard twice, every Friday – Noon EST with an encore broadcast at Midnight EST. Below is this week’s […]
Group Doueh :: Guitar Music From The Western Sahara
Whatever else Ryan was doing over the holidays, it sounds like we were listening to the same podcasts . On Guitar Music From The Western Sahara , Group Doueh and company filter trad Saharan frequencies through 60s and 70s rock, psych and […]
Quincy Jones & Bill Cosby :: The Original Jam Sessions 1969
Bob Mould :: Workbook
I used to own this on CD; a couple of times actually, or maybe the first time my introduction was via a dubbed cassette from a friend. Yeah, that’s more likely. Anyway, until a couple […]
Bowie :: Let Me Sleep Beside You (BBC Radio Session DLT Show)
Bowie’s Space Oddity LP has never ranked as one of my favorites in his catalog—and one would be hard pressed to hail it as essential—but damn if the 2nd disc of this new reissue doesn’t just keep […]
Bob Dylan :: Yesterday (CBS Studios: Nashville/NYC Outtakes)
As nice as the official ‘bootleg series’ releases have been over the past 10+ years, it’s the unofficial stacks I regularly find myself turning to when looking for an off-kilter Dylan fix. Long available in trading circles […]
Tom Waits :: Nighthawks On The Radio / 1976, WNEW-FM NYC
“This was a show I recorded with Tom in December of 1976 that was originally broadcast on WNEW during my first sojourn at the station. I played this rare one-hour tape tonight as my contribution […]
Decade :: Wilco, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2002)
This is it—the final entry in our Decade series. Since the beginning of October we’ve been highlighting albums released over the past ten years that made an impression—that made a difference. While we could not possibly […]
Decade :: Jim White, No Such Place (2001)
No Such Place is an album I have come back to over and over again this past decade. Its fusion of varied production (and producers), Southern Gothic story telling and haunting lyrics have caused me to […]