The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Music news: The Nerves, Steve Jones, and more
A few cool things I found while browsing through the music blogosphere recently. Hope you'll find something worthwhile here too.
1. Steve Jones (Sex Pistols guitarist and rock radio dj) is without a radio gig for the moment, due to LA's Indie 103.1 radio station recently folding. Bad economy and all that...
For those who'd like to hear Steve's show (I understand it had a loyal following in LA), I checked around and you can find archived programs of Jonesy's Jukebox at the Indie 103.1 site, as well as this Blip.tv link.
2. 365 rpm (Hat tip: Post Punk Tumblr) hips us to the rock n' roll brilliance of The Nerves, and the little-known fact that "Hanging on the Telephone" (a tune made famous by Blondie) is actually a Nerves original.
3. So Many Records has some cool things to share re: Iggy Pop, Fleetwood Mac, and Glasvegas.
Definitely check out this blog; I came in via search to a post on Dave Dee, Dozy, Beeky, Mick and Tich and was completely sold after checking out all the great posts on the home page. This guy's got a lot of rock n' roll stories to boot!
4. Mr. Obscure has turned me on to some interesting stuff lately, including songs from the Venus In Fur's 1986 LP, Real Moral Fibre. I've managed to find one song from this rather hard to find record up on YouTube and hope to hear more in the future.
Check out the MP3's found in the white scroll box. It's updated every month, though from what I gather by looking around at this very unconventional Blogger site, there doesn't seem to be a post archive. But you will find song descriptions and links to more music blogs further down the page.
That's it for now. Enjoy the links and the tunes!
1. Steve Jones (Sex Pistols guitarist and rock radio dj) is without a radio gig for the moment, due to LA's Indie 103.1 radio station recently folding. Bad economy and all that...
For those who'd like to hear Steve's show (I understand it had a loyal following in LA), I checked around and you can find archived programs of Jonesy's Jukebox at the Indie 103.1 site, as well as this Blip.tv link.
2. 365 rpm (Hat tip: Post Punk Tumblr) hips us to the rock n' roll brilliance of The Nerves, and the little-known fact that "Hanging on the Telephone" (a tune made famous by Blondie) is actually a Nerves original.
3. So Many Records has some cool things to share re: Iggy Pop, Fleetwood Mac, and Glasvegas.
Definitely check out this blog; I came in via search to a post on Dave Dee, Dozy, Beeky, Mick and Tich and was completely sold after checking out all the great posts on the home page. This guy's got a lot of rock n' roll stories to boot!
4. Mr. Obscure has turned me on to some interesting stuff lately, including songs from the Venus In Fur's 1986 LP, Real Moral Fibre. I've managed to find one song from this rather hard to find record up on YouTube and hope to hear more in the future.
Check out the MP3's found in the white scroll box. It's updated every month, though from what I gather by looking around at this very unconventional Blogger site, there doesn't seem to be a post archive. But you will find song descriptions and links to more music blogs further down the page.
That's it for now. Enjoy the links and the tunes!
Labels:
Fleetwood Mac,
Glasvegas,
Iggy Pop,
Music Links,
Nerves,
Steve Jones,
Venus In Furs
Friday, February 20, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Madder Rose - Car Song
Madder Rose - Car Song.
Great song, with a very dreamy/melancholy feeling throughout the verse and a chorus that really hits home and sells it.
One of the many bands riding the '90s alternative/college-rock wave, I guess this song by Madder Rose just kind of got lost in the shuffle over time.
After coming across this clip, I remembered meeting part of the band (singer and drummer I think it was) outside of the Chicago Metro back in '94, and they were quite nice as I recall.
Great song, with a very dreamy/melancholy feeling throughout the verse and a chorus that really hits home and sells it.
One of the many bands riding the '90s alternative/college-rock wave, I guess this song by Madder Rose just kind of got lost in the shuffle over time.
After coming across this clip, I remembered meeting part of the band (singer and drummer I think it was) outside of the Chicago Metro back in '94, and they were quite nice as I recall.
Labels:
Madder Rose
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Trading hits
Latest news and features from the trading/investing blogosphere.
1. Treasury joins with private capital to reset credit markets - MarketWatch.
2. US stocks decline as Stimulus vote nears - Bloomberg.
3. Selling AIG to scarce buyers is mission impossible - Bloomberg.
4. Paul Kasriel on the Great Depression - TMTGM.
5. Bubble bursting notes - Martin Market Report.
6. Taleb and Roubini bring on the singularity - Paul Kedrosky.
7. Paulson & Co. 2008 investor letter - Market Folly.
8. GDX, a golden opportunity - Character 141.
9. ETF investors should favor USL over USO - Seeking Alpha.
10. Interviews: Marc Faber & Jim Rogers on CNBC - Bear Mountain Bull.
1. Treasury joins with private capital to reset credit markets - MarketWatch.
2. US stocks decline as Stimulus vote nears - Bloomberg.
3. Selling AIG to scarce buyers is mission impossible - Bloomberg.
4. Paul Kasriel on the Great Depression - TMTGM.
5. Bubble bursting notes - Martin Market Report.
6. Taleb and Roubini bring on the singularity - Paul Kedrosky.
7. Paulson & Co. 2008 investor letter - Market Folly.
8. GDX, a golden opportunity - Character 141.
9. ETF investors should favor USL over USO - Seeking Alpha.
10. Interviews: Marc Faber & Jim Rogers on CNBC - Bear Mountain Bull.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Trader Rock Jukebox
YouTube hits from the Trader Rock jukebox. Click and play.
1. Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer.
2. Animal Collective - My Girls.
3. Frankie Knuckles & Jamie Principle - Your Love.
4. The Stranglers - Princess of the Streets.
5. The Kinks - Two Sisters.
6. Babyshambles - Fuck Forever.
1. Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer.
2. Animal Collective - My Girls.
3. Frankie Knuckles & Jamie Principle - Your Love.
4. The Stranglers - Princess of the Streets.
5. The Kinks - Two Sisters.
6. Babyshambles - Fuck Forever.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Trader Rock Jukebox
Welcome to the "Super/Lazy Sunday" edition of the jukebox.
Cross posted at Finance Trends Matter, home of the jukebox.
Labels:
Jimi Hendrix,
Jukebox,
Kinks,
Led Zeppelin,
Les Fleur De Lys,
Pretty Things,
Small Faces
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