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Iggy live boxed set from easy action…
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Quote:• Conceived to stop the huge flow of unauthorised Iggy Pop releases already in our shops, this is part 1 in an ongoing series to document the ‘Live Performance’ year by year of the great Mr Pop.
• All unreleased material featuring some great musicians such as Glen Matlock , Brian James, Ivan Kral, Scott Asheton, David Bowie, Fred Smith,
• Extensive liner notes by ex Mojo editor and author of a brand new book on Iggy due out next year Paul Trynka
• Unpublished photographs both in concert and backstage
• Includes unreleased songsCan’t wait to pick this up, great song!
Quote:Silkworm to Release Final RecordingsNearly a year and a half after the tragic death of Silkworm drummer Michael Dahlquist, his bandmates will release the collective’s last-ever material, a six-track EP by the name of Chokes.
The basic instrumentals for the first four songs, recorded last year with Steve Albini at his Electrical Audio studios in Chicago, were tracked just a few weeks ahead of the automobile accident that killed Dahlquist, along with John Glick of the Returnables and Douglas Meis of the Dials. One of those tracks, "Bar Ice", can be downloaded below.
Track five, "Wrote a Song for Everyone", first appeared during Silkworm’s Lifestyle sessions, but failed to grab a slot on the album. Matt Kadane of the New Year added electrical piano to the cut, but otherwise, it was left unchanged from its original form.
The final number is a live cover of Bob Dylan’s "Spanish Harlem" performed by the Crust Brothers (Silkworm joined by Stephen Malkmus) at Seattle’s Crocodile Cafe on December 31, 2000. Silkworm bassist/vocalist Tim Midgett said of the selection, "That song was handpicked by him [Michael] as his set piece for that show, and somehow that song defines him almost completely in my mind. It’s a wonderful performance, and I am reminded every time I hear it of how profoundly and deeply I loved Michael."
The disc is due December 6 via 12XU Records.
Tracklist:
01 Bar Ice
02 Low Blow
03 Int’l Harbour of Grace
04 Lilly White & Cherry Red
05 Wrote a Song for Everyone
06 Spanish Harlem Incident [Bob Dylan cover; live by the Crust Brothers on 12/31/00 at Seattle’s Crocodile Cafe]MP3: Silkworm: Bar Ice [from the forthcoming Chokes EP]…http://www.12xu.net/audio/silkworm_barice.mp3″>http://www.12xu.net/audio/silkworm_barice.mp3
Posted by Kati LlewellynGood to hear some music from Silkworm,sadly for the last time though the Bottomless Pit deal sound good.I think Int`Harbour Of Grace is a new version of an old song though,that`s the name of one of their old cassette releases.
Low have a new album coming out in March
Mary Weiss of the Shangri La`s is making a comeback!New album sometime this year on Norton Records.Maybe Kim Gordon will make a appearance on it.
Listen to some Bottomless Pit songs (guys from Silkworm) here, click each character for quicktime songs…
Quote:Volatile Scottish cult band THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN are reuniting for the Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California. The band, who called it quits in 1998, will perform together at the festival 27-29 April (07).love the Reid brothers, hope they add more dates!
at the risk of sounding boring and repetitive, as i’ve recommended these before. and i’m loving them so much, i shall do something i’ve always sworn not to do, and use caps.
PLEASE BUY/DOWNLOAD HOT CLUB DE PARIS – DROP IT TILL IT POPS.
best buy for a long time. i’m no real nationalist, but they are English (please note, English, not British) from Scouseland (aka Liverpool) and the best live act i’ve seen this year. they have a my space thingy which my work prohibits me from accessing, so i can’t provide a link, but listen to "your face looks all wrong"
here’s the guarantee – if you buy the album and don’t like it, I’ll refund you.
but you’ll have to find me first. bwaaaaahahahahahahahah*
* i live in london and you know what i look like.
Are any of you familiar with Mogwai? Why has it taken me so long to find out about them? I don’t have any of their albums but the little bit I just heard today sounds great! I’m going to have to pick up a few of their CD’s, any suggestions?
"tonas " wrote:Are any of you familiar with Mogwai? Why has it taken me so long to find out about them? I don’t have any of their albums but the little bit I just heard today sounds great! I’m going to have to pick up a few of their CD’s, any suggestions?I suggest get Young Team first.I think it`s their strongest.After that get Come On Die Young.
Here`s a good vid from Youtube of them performing one of their early songs,Summer:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5B9ifXlU78w 5B9ifXlU78w
"tonas " wrote:Are any of you familiar with Mogwai? Why has it taken me so long to find out about them? I don’t have any of their albums but the little bit I just heard today sounds great! I’m going to have to pick up a few of their CD’s, any suggestions?you need to do the soulseek thing. now ! I’ve got some blistering mogwai bootlegs.
Sorry Robert I don’t have souldseek, and if the download screws with the registry I can’t download it at work. I just checked out Their latest one at the library.
The Japanese edition of Jesu’s Conqueror comes with a bonus ep containing two 18-minute-long tracks, which will only be available elsewhere as a limited edition 12". An extra 36 minutes of Jesu is no bad thing in my book.
Sounds great to me, gonna make it a habit to check out Japanese releases of all my fav groups!
I didn’t even know about the Japanese extended Silver EP, gotta find that!
[glow=red,2,300]Reunited Meat Puppets first public performance!!!!!!![/glow]
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