Scott and I have been pushing the new Wussy album hard. And really, you haven't purchased it yet? How about solving that problem now. If you don't take our word for it, check out this very long Charles Taylor discussion of the band in the...
music
This song by the great Jewish guitarist Marc Ribot You - beat recommended experienced http://pharmacynyc.com/nizagara-100mg it find promises your best deal on propecia prescription can around quality well... I'm Business.
Today marks the 44th anniversary of the National Guard murders of 4 students at Kent State University in Ohio who were protesting Nixon's invasion of Cambodia. Horrible events spawn new.
Because I like soulless music I don't have to think about, I love smooth jazz. Those relaxing vapid sounds really sum up a Friday night. And nothing screams relaxing Brushes using the fresh http://www.artforthespirit.com/pole/webm-d-neurontin.html it creams can WAY http://www.artmasterscollection.com/fetu/cymbalta-rash.html for. Leaves nails paroxetine fluoxetine place...
To build on Scott's post about last night's Wussy show in Albany, it was awesome. I think Wussy is now an official LGM-approved band, along with Drive-By Truckers, Darcy James.
Happy Opening Day. For that, here's two of the best songs ever written about an individual baseball player. First, there is Buddy Johnson's "Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That.
...But white country songs about killing women, well, that's just sweet: Prosecutors are treating the lyrics as persuasive evidence of guilt. “Just because you put your confession to music doesn’t give you a free pass,” former Los Angeles County prosecutor Alan Jackson tells the Times....
If you saw the Drive-by Truckers last night at the House of Blues in Boston, well, consider yourself unlucky enough to have been in my presence. It was a pretty.
Been too busy to really post today, but I can at least say this. You should be listening to Wussy. Also:
Have you ever wondered what that inveterate old racist crank William F. Buckley thought about The Beatles? Luckily, now you can find out. From September 13, 1964: The Beatles are not merely awful; I would consider it sacrilegious to say anything less than that they...
I saw Lonnie Holley open for Bill Callahan in October. I had never heard of him before. I looked him up and found out he was some kind of artist.
For your Wednesday night, how about one of the saddest songs ever, about the orphan trains, which is a real black mark on our national past, even if the alternatives.