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https://thelowegroupltd.com/6b62vi50 Tinariwen w/ Tunde Adebimpe and Kyp Malone of TV on the Radio.
watch Man, I love this sound. I have their last album and can’t wait to hear the new one. Apparently, Nels Cline (of Wilco fame) is also a guest along with the TVOTR guys.
Cheap Valium Online Australia It’s a beautiful Sunday morning here in NYC and it just feels like a bluegrass kind of day today. I recently downloaded some new (to me) bluegrass, including The Infamous Stringdusters, Greensky Bluegrass, and some older Jerry Douglas. Here are a few favorite video selections to celebrate a sunny spring day:
enter One of my favorite Jerry Douglas tunes:
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http://lisapriceblog.com/jo0zvjmqc The Greensky guys doing their take on the Grateful Dead’s famous two-song segment (“Chinacat Sunflower” –> “I Know Your Rider”):
Cheap Tramadol From India The Infamous Stringdusters doing a bluegrassified version of U2’s “In God’s Country” (one of my favorites off of the 2nd — and somewhat underrated — half of Joshua Tree):
https://www.frolic-through-life.com/2025/01/be2xc3k Downloads:
Jerry Douglas | Greensky Bluegrass | The Infamous Stringdusters
https://www.pslra.org/j7ol8uc2 Last Friday, I bought a bunch of tickets via Ticketmaster. Check out the confirmation page for my White Denim tix:
follow Besides being busy and looking pretty awful overall, notice what’s missing? How about a way for me to share the show to friends or add to my calendar? Considering I immediately shot a note out to a few friends about the shows I just bought tickets to, I think this would be a prime spot for them to at least add some social networking links.
Ordering Valium From Overseas I had a spare minute over the weekend, so I took to Microsoft Paint and created my reaction in visual form: Continue Reading…
https://riverhillcurrent.com/qrlmt7fbacz The rawkin’ Austin trio has added a second guitar and they’ve gotten a bit more — dare I say — jammy. Check out the dual-guitar madness on their new track:
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follow url I finally caught White Denim’s live set down in Austin during SXSW. They seriously rocked, but it was in a weird and rather sterile scene at the Convention Center, so I can’t wait to see them again in a more rock’n’roll kind of environment (like a sweaty NYC rock club).
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source link Just put up a full review, with photos, video, audio, setlist and all that jazz, over at Live Music Blog. Check it out:
source I caught Deerhunter live last Friday down in Austin during SXSW and they rocked this tune hard.
A few things I love about this song:
1) I really dig the opening bass and drums groove. I hear the opening notes and it immediately reminds me of the Spencer Davis Group’s “Give Me Some Lovin'” from way back in the day:
And just when I expect a big, bright major chord organ, they drop this darker bass line for the verse section, which is more reminiscent of a 90’s alt rock tune.
2) I also like the way the different sections flow throughout the song. By ~2:30, we’ve already gone through three distinct sections. And beyond that first change I mentioned above, they’re much more subtle. It all flows perfectly.
3) Like so many of my favorite Deerhunter tracks, the song’s outro seriously kicks it up a notch. From ~2:35 on, it’s just dual-guitar madness. But it’s the riff at ~4:05 that really gets me. It’s just a little finger-tapping riff, but with all the extra distortion, it’s totally loud and raw. Along with all the other guitar layers, it creates this killer, raging jam to close out the tune. Love it.
Over the last couple days, I’ve been sifting through various video edits of this band’s live set from eMusic’s SXSW Day Party (to be posted soon!). As I said in my SXSW recap, bands like the Pains aren’t usually my style. But these guys put on a great show, and after seeing them live and watching a number of their videos, they’ve now sucked me in. This was one of my favs from the show last week:
It’s called “Belong” and it’ll be on their forthcoming album of the same name (due out on March 29th).
I finally had a chance to pull together a full re-cap of my trip down to SXSW last week.
Check it out: SXSW 2011 Recap at Live Music Blog
Before heading down to Austin for SXSW, I grabbed the latest EP from Generationals — called Trust — based on an eMusic editorial recommendation.
I just can’t get enough of this entire EP, but this is probably my favorite track:
A simple, catchy bassline with some great melodic textures and a mellow dual-vocal delivery. It’s kind of like easy listening without being “Easy Listening,” and I mean that in the best way possible.
Okay, one tune isn’t enough. I also love this one: “Victim of Trap”
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Although he’s best known for fronting electronic rock band Brothers Past, Tommy Hamilton also has a burgeoning Americana side project called American Babies. They’ve got a new record, Flawed Logic, coming out in April and have released a full preview for streaming on the Engine Room Recordings site.
They released “Dance All Night” as the 1st official single, but after digging into the newer tracks, I think I like “Joeline” even better (note: “Weight of the World” and “Winter War Games” were already released on the Weight of the World EP).
“Joeline” is track #6. Check it:
