Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

dread at the controls


heres a funnly little thing mikey dread has going on. nice promotion for him. i havnt seen anyone do this in reggae land. click a record then start playing with the other buttons - create some fun dubplates
here
mikey dread produced and performed on some clash albums back in the day. he also had his own radio station on the JBC.
his albums are always a treat.

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Bonnie Prince Billy // Grants an Interview


read
heres a video of our friend mr.oldham
watch
and if you ever need to know anything else about our rock star
visit this

work of saws


work of saws
another reason why i love minneapolis. starring an old co worker mr.davis. great music fun. visit the site these people are so goddamn nice - they give away free tunes.

bio
"Bred on the healthy pop influences of XTC and Richard Davies, Minneapolis' Work of Saws was initially conceived as a hobby project of singer/guitarist Brock Davis. Using a beat up tape recorder, Davis began compiling hundreds of one- to two-minute "songlets" that ran the stylistic gamut, including country-pop vignettes, playful punk/pop ditties, and Brill Building-inspired pop songs. Beginning to realize the potential of his copious songs, Davis enlisted the help of bass player and principal member Dave Salmela, who began augmenting the material with piano arrangements and backing vocals. Rounding out the lineup soon after Salmela's addition came guitarist Kurt Froehlich and drummer Greg Barnell. Davis' prolific songwriting ability and his penchant for a lo-fi recording style, short songs, oblique titles, and idiosyncratic lyrics quickly earned the band superficial comparisons to indie pop heroes Guided By Voices, although their dynamic genre shifting belied a talent that would defy a relegation to mere copycat status. Culled primarily from Davis' early tapes, Work of Saws released their epic largely acoustic 44-song debut album Motivation and Watertower Grammar in the spring of 2001, to much acclaim from the local and national indie underground, while their energetic, crowd-pleasing live shows continued to broaden the band's fan base.

- Bryan Carroll, AMG"

shit mr.davis - i have posted your work twice now.

Let's Impeach The President video


you have to love this guy. im glad hes ours. we need more people with a voice.

video

this guy rocks


i love it all. he even wears a suit. so nice. its amazing

watch

on a side note. looks like mr.betablogger wont let me embed videos yet. sorry folks.

Monday, November 13, 2006

Beirut


Heres a great band my wife and i saw at the triple rock.
since then - i bought the album and enjoy it with extreme pleasure.

go beirut!