This song goes out to all of you who are traveling down the Southwestern way, away from the gray and towards Sun and warmer weather. May all of you have a safe and joyous Spring Break '04. The Song of the Day #1 for 3/31/2011: "El Gatillo (Trigger Revisited)" by Calexico.
I know it's technically the 31st, but what difference does it make? You're still getting the same amount of music. Because I haven't done anything post-rock in a while, I bring you the Song of the Day for 3/30/2011: "Shutter Release" by Lymbyc System.
Well folks, I am ill once again. I can't think straight, so I had to bum this one off of a certain Mike Cole. The Song of the Day for 3/29/2011: "Borderline" by Camper Van Beethoven.
Today marks the very last time I come home reeking of onions, olives, cheese, and grease. Yes folks, I am done making pizzas for the lovely community of Missoula, MT. No more will I have to answer a phone and say, "Thanks for calling Pizza Hut, this is Stu, how can I help you?" I'm done, gone and outta there. Many a Thursday through Monday night, from 5 until 9 or 10 pm, I busted my rump to make sure the pizza ship was sailing smoothly. Alas, my time there is over. However, if you need your daily dose of Dearborn at work, you can find me at the UC Market. On a completely unrelated note, I bring you the Song of the Day for 3/28/2011: "Gyasi Went Home" by Bedouin Soundclash.
Hey alls y'alls, sorry for the brief hiatus, I don't mean to deprive you from your daily dose of audiophilia. I'm back with a vengeance, so to speak, and I bring to you something quite strange from the world of music, what many Youtube users call 'folkedelic.' The Song of the Day for 3/27/2011: "Lita" by Nurses.
As per my notation in the title, I will again be posting more than one song on this fine Thursday evening. I had to go with the Staten Island Afro-Beat goodness for this one. Song of the Day #1 for 3/24/2011: "Across the Atlantic" by the Budos Band.
Here's my "make-up assignment" for missing the past couple of days. Just to be warned, there is a bit o' language not suitable for those who choose it not to be. The music is just too good to be overlooked. Also, it's the best song I heard at work today. Song of the Day #2 for 3/22/2011: "The W.A.N.D" by the Flaming Lips.
I'm sorry about the lack of posts the past couple of days. I would tell you why, but excuses are like sphincters, everybody's got one and they all stink. In lieu of the music I've been depriving you from, I'll post more than one song today. Without further adieu, I bring you Song of the Day #1 for 3/22/2011: "Gallows Pole" by Led Zeppelin.
Enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Yn8dxCa4Mw
Groovin' song for a groovulous Friday in which I and, seemingly, the weather have begun anew. After digging in my treasure trove of music, I bring you the Song of the Day for 3/18/2011: "Love" by Country Joe and the Fish. There is about 2:20 worth of silence at the end, just as a heads up...
Yes, they're Irish. My guess is that they were probably drunk while they were filming this too, and no, it is not a veiled stereotyping of everyone who is Irish on a day like today. Just watch and you'll see what I mean. The Song of the Day for 3/17/2011: "Streams of Whiskey" by the Pogues.
For some reason, this song seems to have summed up my all of thoughts from today. In light of my want for Spring and the change of the way nature precipitates, I give you the Song of the Day for 3/16/2011: "Stormy Weather" by (the(?)) Pixies.
I may be a bit behind the times, but I just listened to these crazy cats for the first time yesterday, and now I can't get enough. Since it's a Tuesday, new albums are being released. One of these is their very own funk/soul/R&B album Scandalous. However, this song is not from said new album. It's still awesome regardless. The song of the Day for 3/15/2011: "Sugarfoot" by Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears (on the album Tell 'Em What Your Name Is).
PIE|3.14...Yeah, it's nuts. For something that sounds as nutty (in a very good way, mind you) as pecan pie is and as mathematical as pi itself, I give you the Song of the Day for 3/14/2011: "Ted Zancha" by Maps & Atlases. Enjoy
I had to. This would be the most hilarious way to die. Maybe it's just some subconscious twisted thing I have. I don't know. In any case, It's a classic. Probably the best last song on any album I've heard in my 20+ short years of existence. The Song of the Day for 3/10/2011: "Styrofoam Boots/It's All Nice On Ice, Alright" by Modest Mouse. Enjoy. (Tell others about this PLEEEEEEEEEASE!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li30NxCsJ7w
Well, I had to skip a day to catch up on life. Anyways, I've recently been getting way into some pretty psychedelic music. This is just one of the few. The Song of the Day for 3/9/2011: "Lucidity" by Tame Impala. Enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NONaxCjTsnc
This would be the one song I'd want to be listening to if I were to be going up in a space shuttle and it was just about to break through the atmosphere into space itself. Only 14 minutes late, I give you the Song of the Day for 3/7/2011: "Fearless" by Pink Floyd. Enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCgQuj8v2gg&feature=related
It's crazy to think that two of these guys started in the math-rock band Pele and eventually became what is now known as Bon Iver. Anyways, 11 hours behind schedule, I present to you the Song of the Day for 3/6/2011: "Island, IS" by Volcano Choir. Enjoy
Psychedelic wah-wah. That's the perfect description and all I shall say. The Song of the Day for 3/5/2011" "Lady" by Dead Meadow. Enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otOu4R5B4p0
Get your weekend kicked off in a groovous yet exciting way. Their lyrics are completely obsolete, so just feel the tunes. I know it's three hours late, but the Song of the Day for 3/4/2011: "Jaybird" by Comets On Fire. Enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZXUL3QkjRA
My little sister actually brought this song to my attention, thanks to her 'hip-hop' dance classes. I've been diggin' this cut a lot recently. The Song of the Day for 3/3/2011: "Missing" by Beck. I know it's a day late, but enjoy anyways. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOnGa9Ya-1Q
I don't know how I found it, but it turned out to be pretty rad in my ears. The Song of the Day for 3/2/2011: "Half Full Glass of Wine" by Tame Impala. Enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfcHq0hhFWg
I'm on a cover song binge lately. I definitely cannot get enough of this one. Covering Sly and the Family Stone, the Song of the Day for 3/1/2011: "If You Want Me to Stay" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZtnu9WqT8I
