Rusty's ongoing GMA

[michigancat]

can send space send songs?

just use hypem.com.

http://hypem.com/search/lemon%20jelly/1/

I guess I only got two.  Most blogs remove mp3 links after a month or two.

[ECN]

oh, i have all their crap, i was gonna send you full songs.

[michigancat]

oh.  Yeah, that would be cool.

[michigancat]

Jean Jacques Perrey - "E.V.A.":

http://www.ohword.com/blog/834/how-the-story-goes-jean-jacques-perrey-eva-sample

Like the blogger says, it's pretty f*cking amazing that this was made in 1970.

[michigancat]

Indie bands do better covering Sam Cooke than they do hip hop (didn't that genre peak w/ Dynamite Hack?)


I really like this for some reason:

http://adeepershadeofsoul.blogspot.com/2007/09/cold-war-kids-take-on-sam-cooke.html

Spoon's version of "Bring it on Home to Me" is solid, too.

[michigancat]

The Teenage Prayers - "Dreams of the South" is catchy and has good harmonies.  I think I like good harmony (see: Midlake) because of my love of Boyz II Men when I was in junior high.

http://www.captainsdead.com/2007/06/21/san-diego-it-actually-means-whale-vagina/

Mark Berube - "Cloudy Day" is Tom Waits-y with less Tom Waits voice.  "Songs We Used to Know" from the Whiles on this post is also worth a listen:

http://songsillinoismp3.blogspot.com/2007/09/honky-tonk-friday-rebecca-pronsky-plus.html

[michigancat]

Iron & Wine - Carousel

http://linesthroughlines.blogspot.com/2007/09/iron.html

Everything Iron & Wine does is solid, but this is a little different from his normal folksy stuff - no acoustic and some cool vocal effects.  I like.


Fun fact:  My HS American History teacher's name was Sam Beam.  And he had a brother named Jim.

[steve dave]

This thread gets an 8/10.

[michigancat]

Thanks, steve dave!

[steve dave]

Thanks, steve dave!

  

[michigancat]

Damn.  It's good to be Rusty on days when the mp3's are this good.

Check out some goofy as hell new Chemical Bros.:

http://pandatoes.blogspot.com/2007/09/this-is-my-friend-sammy-salmon-new.html

[ECN]

'sty, are you a fan of michel gondry?

[michigancat]

Um, the director guy?

Not sure.  Never heard of him till I googled him.

[ECN]

Iron & Wine - Carousel

http://linesthroughlines.blogspot.com/2007/09/iron.html

Everything Iron & Wine does is solid, but this is a little different from his normal folksy stuff - no acoustic and some cool vocal effects.  I like.


Fun fact:  My HS American History teacher's name was Sam Beam.  And he had a brother named Jim.

im digging this. its like a whole new I&W.

gondry has done some amazing vids.

star guitar - http://youtube.com/watch?v=qUEs1BwVXGA 

let forever be - http://youtube.com/watch?v=VUPcIIX6108

TONS more.

[michigancat]

Iron & Wine - Carousel

http://linesthroughlines.blogspot.com/2007/09/iron.html

Everything Iron & Wine does is solid, but this is a little different from his normal folksy stuff - no acoustic and some cool vocal effects.  I like.


Fun fact:  My HS American History teacher's name was Sam Beam.  And he had a brother named Jim.

im digging this. its like a whole new I&W.

When I first heard it, I had no idea it was him.  Everything else I've heard from the album is pretty standard stuff (still good), but I like this direction.  Another side project of nothing but stuff like this would be awesome.  Not sure who he'd do it with, though.

I'll check the vids out tonight. 

[michigancat]

Probably the last one today:  all of this Beirut stuff is pretty good:

http://passionweiss.com/2007/09/23/beiruts-the-flying-club-cup-triumphs-over-the-sophomore-slump/

[ECN]

i would have never guessed it either. if he were to do a side project, i'd like to see him with death cab, or maybe bright eyes. though im not much of a bright eyes fan. alexi murdoch would be pleasant.

i LOVE beirut.

[michigancat]

i would have never guessed it either. if he were to do a side project, i'd like to see him with death cab, or maybe bright eyes. though im not much of a bright eyes fan. alexi murdoch would be pleasant.

I'm thinking something like Air.

[michigancat]

OK.

I lied.

Mac Lethal got some national love, even if he isn't that great.

http://15minutestolive.blogspot.com/2007/09/mac-lethal.html

[michigancat]

Heh.

http://www.lyricsfreak.com/d/daft+punk/around+the+world_10076007.html

[ECN]

one of my fav. videos...

(gondry)

[chum1]

let forever be - http://youtube.com/watch?v=VUPcIIX6108

Wow.  Hadn't seen or thought about that one since about back in the day.  As cool as it is now, it was way crazier back then.

http://stage6.divx.com/International-Facehuggers-Anonymous/video/1493758/Chemical-Brothers---Setting-Sun

[michigancat]

Phosphorescent - "At Death, a Proclamation"

Kind of like that Soulsavers I linked a while back.

http://covertcuriosity.blogspot.com/2007/09/new-phosphorescent.html

Also, get "MC Solaar – Qui Sème Le Vent Récolte Le Tempo (Gang Starr Mix)" from this post:

http://www.ohword.com/blog/837/preme-out-the-country

[pissclams]

MC Solaar is pretty cool, even for a french rapper.  He's got a song on Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1, (Le Bien, Le Mal) that's good.

[michigancat]

I didn't ask, was that Jazzmataz show good?

[pissclams]

I didn't ask, was that Jazzmataz show good?

ya it was the awesomest show ever!   

[michigancat]

Charlotte Gainsbourg - "5:55 (Black Ghosts Remix)"

Very cool.  Love the snares.


http://poundforpound.blogspot.com/2007/09/charlotte-gainsbourg-555-remixes.html

I didn't ask, was that Jazzmataz show good?

ya it was the awesomest show ever!   

Seriously?

EVER?!?

[ECN]

http://analoggiant.blogspot.com/

 The1shanti's latest.


and this:

glitchyandscratchy

wow.

[ECN]

http://www.thefader.com/blog/

play the Peedi Peedi video there

[michigancat]

I think I'm going to start a Good Music Alert Blog.

It will be a blog about music blogs.  You can post like those you just did slightly modified.  Do you have a blogger profile?  I'll set you up tonight or tomorrow.