1. Teitur – Catherine The Waitress
2. Matt & Kim – Daylight
3. Chris Garneau – Dirty Night Clowns
4. Built By Snow – Implode Alright
5. Floating Action – 50 Lashes
6. Elvis Perkins In Dearland – 123 Goodbye
7. Mumford & Sons – Little Lion Man
8. Little Archie – You Can’t Tie Me Down
9. The Wooden Birds – False Alarm
10. Built By Snow – A-Beta
11. Marina & The Diamonds – I Am Not A Robot
12. Ghost Mice – Please Quit Smoking Mom
13. Paul Baribeau – Tablecloth
14. Clues – Perfect Fit
15. Langhorne Slim – Diamonds and Gold
16. Heathers – Waiter
17. Sailcat – Motorcycle Mama
18. This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb – This Is What I Want
19. Andrew Jackson Jihad – I Love You
20. Revolver – Leave Me Alone
21. Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
22. Paul McCartney – Check My Machine
Little Archie – You Can’t Tie Me Down – Lyrics
lyrics as transcribed by me:
I like to travel I like to move around from town to town
I like to travel I like to see what makes this world go ’round
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
I’d like to live in the way out west and ride the old prairie
I like to visit Dodge City, Tombstone, and go to Laramie
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
I got a girl in every port from Spain to Mexico
Been taken to court for non-support one hundred times or more
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
If you hear me riding fast you’ll know that you will see
A posse of pretty women riding after me
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
This New Years Eve i was locked up tight in a New York county jail
I had a girl shipped C.O.D. in a package thorugh the mail
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
You can’t tie me down
Lexa
Yeah fine… I watch What Not To Wear… whatever. I don’t care. I watch it ALOT! I’ve probably seen every episode. It’s easy to let it out when you can’t shake the anger you feel for this week’s episode. What a c*nt! Seriously, one of the most ungrateful people ever, and they’ve had some bad ones. It’s pretty clear I’m not the only one, just read the WNTW blog entry’s comments.
Ahhh! It makes me so mad!
Isaac Hayes – Lay Lady Lay
There are at least two dozen decent covers of Bob Dylan’s “Lay Lady Lay”. Yes… really, two dozen that are not terrible. For some reason the Isaac Hayes version just doesn’t translate for me. It doesn’t make much sense… I think it just becomes too dirty of a song. There is something simpler (folksier!) about most of the other verision (ie. not Ministry’s version) which Hayes blows out of the water.
Take a listen for yourself (click through to hear the whole song).
Ol’ Youngin’
“You don’t need no root canal, Homey! You need a new DJ!”
“Me and Randy live by three rules:
1.) They not ready.
2.) Motherfuckers need to know.
3.) Get your shit.”
–Ol’ Youngin’
[update 8.26.2009]
Ol’ Youngin’ is Brandon Johnson. He is in a new video on FOD regarding Death Panels.
Volume 66: Your Mind Is On Vacation
Volume 66: Your Mind Is On Vacation
- Mose Allison – Young Man (1959)
- The Lodger – The Good Old Days (2009)
- J.J. Cale – Hold On (1976)
- Akron/Family – River (2008)
- Atombook – Let Me Go Away [mp3] (2008)
- Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy – You Don’t Love Me (2009)
- Warren Zevon – Studebaker (1974?)
- Bill Callahan – The Breeze/My Baby Cries [mp3] (2009)
- The Rifles – I Could Never Lie (2008)
- Robyn Hitchcock – Sometimes I Wish I Was a Pretty Girl (1984)
- Dawn Landes – Dear Boy (2009)
- Paul Baribeau – Only Babies Cry (2005)
- Cotton Jones – Gotta Cheer Up (2009)
- Avi Buffalo – What’s In It For? (2009)
- Eels – Beginner’s Luck (2009)
- Guy Clark – Desperados Waiting For a Train (1975)
- The Seeds – Can’t Seem To Make You Mine (1965)
- Simon & Garfunkel – The Dangling Conversation (1966)
- The Turtles – Lady-O (1969)
- The Who – Young Man Blues (1970)
- Mose Allison – Your Mind Is On Vacation (1976)
Rebop/Remi
I accidentally made the mistake of thinking Remi Kabaka was Rebob Kwaku. Apparently I’m not the first one. Looks like Remi has been trying to clarify that he “is sill very much alive” by modifying the Rebop Wikipedia page. Sorry Remi, but if people can tell you apart from a dead man… you’re already dead.
Before The Goldrush
Marshalls Creek Flea Market
My parents and I visit the Marshalls Creek flea market about once every year. I think I’ve always hated going but just never had the heart to tell my mom. This year the locals seemed weirder than ever. Michael Jackson gear was in full effect. Many New Yorkers of the latin persuasion in clothes that were way too tight. Tweety Bird was by far the most represented Looney Tunes character for the thirteenth year in a row. The dealers are getting lazier and lazier each year: a majority of the wares were left in the box on the ground for you pick through. Not a funnel cake to be seen and the bonsai trees were droopy and dried up.
There were many things that should be sold not there: moderately dangerous fireworks, bongs and bowls, samurai swords, ninja swords, chinese stars, BB guns of all shapes, sizes, and apparently power, novena candles, razor blade refills for razors not even on the market anymore, all of the Faces of Death and Bum Fights DVDs, knock offs of everything from ball caps and perfumes to purses and Apple Bottoms jeans.
The minor treasures I picked up were: “Into Hot Air: Mounting Mount Everest” by Chris Elliott ($2.50), “The Life and Times of The Thunderbolt Kid” by Bill Bryson ($2.50) (both books new hardcover), a monkey shaped money clip ($2.00), and a cuban sandwich – hold the pickles ($4.00).
With some act of miraculous restraint my parents came home with only socks, a spatula, a Philly pretzel, and two PediPaws pet nail trimmers.
Coming Home
I could not be prouder of my roots. In coming home I have discovered who you are. You are survival with grace… struggle with dignity… pride with compassion and hope and laughter. You are my people.
Jason Miller – August 1, 1982
jacko
Someday my kids are going to ask me about Michael Jackson. What will I say?
“I don’t cheer for a talentless people anymore.” – Tom Scharpling
Love/Work
Some say love is a lot of work. Others say it’s not work if you love what you’re doing.