Cat Power :: The Greatest

This album has that old school blue-eyed soul Dusty In Memphis feel to it -- which I couldn't be more excited for. Side up to this with a plate of Rendezvous ribs, cornbread and a beer. Curious as to how this will play with her present fan . . .

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F U G A Z I :: Seminal, The

Few bands/artists shaped the way I look at music more than Fugazi did at 16 in 1991 - continuing until today. Visceral, intense, unforgiving, original -- all the while acting independent from the mainstream. While the band came under attack from a portion of their audience as their sound slowed and mellowed, they seemed to stay right in step with my expanding tastes. Or vice versa. You really can't scream forever. Here are some tracks . . .

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The Mendoza Line :: The Overview Pt. I

The Mendoza Line have a new album out November 22nd entitled Full of Light and Full of Fire. The album is self-described as "a startling meditation on the abuse of power and those who are left in its wake: the spiritually and economically disenfranchised, the isolated and ruined, those who are lost or are simply trying to disappear." Sounds deeeep. Here is an overview to get . . .

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Letting Up Despite Great Faults :: EP

"Born in 2004 Los Angeles, CA: Letting Up Despite Great Faults -- Some have said that this music paints for them green hills and lush forests, while many have agreed that the songs are just simply beautiful. m.Lee deftly interweaves piano and guitar with intelligently sequenced patterns of electronic drums and analog sounds to form the beautiful and often picturesque organic/electronic sound that is Letting Up. In addition, there is a talented roster of players in this very unique . . .

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Aquarium Drunkard Radio :: Updated

The radio-to-the-right has been updated. Tune in if you dig: the dream syndicate, pavement, fugazi, brian jonestown massacre, the smiths, dean ware & britta phillips, beach boys outtakes, venice is sinking, blur, supergrass, stone roses, cat power, etc ...etc.

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Dream Syndicate :: The Days of Wine & Roses

This post is a little tardy, as I meant to get on it after reading medication a few weeks ago. The '01 re-issue of Dream Syndicate's The Days of Wine & Roses album has 7 bonus tracks -- all worth your time. This track has been on the radio to the right the past 10 days too if you want a sample before downloading. DOWNLOAD:

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Galaxie 500 :: Peel Sessions 2005 Release

Not the first Galaxie 500 posting here at the Drunkard, but this is the first topical Galaxie 500 post. By that I mean Galaxie 500's Peel Sessions will see an official release date November 14, 2005 -- eight tracks spanning the groups '89 & '90 sessions recorded for the BBC's Radio One John Peel Show. A must-have for completists. Below are two cuts of the disc, both thoughtful eclectic covers. DOWNLOAD:MP3: become a member or log in.

If I Could Only Remember My Name….

Crosby in 1970. This was his finest hour -- his first solo album. Contributing guests include: Jerry Garcia, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Phil Lesh, Graham Nash, etc etc. If you too enjoy this album, drop me a comment. I think it's fantastic....loose, creative...embodies the early '70s in California perfectly.DOWNLOAD:MP3:

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