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Coheed and Cambria - Love Gun
Happy cover Friday!
Yo La Tengo - Tom Courtenay
A stunning, quiet, acoustic version which closed their show, and that leg of their tour, the other night
Metallica - The Four Horsemen
Thrash
Khun Narin's Electric Phin Band - Sut Sanaen #2
Been listening to nothing but this (and new Iggy Pop) for the last 3 days. Trippy music from Thailand,
Father John Misty - Heart Shaped Box
Wow. Nirvana cover
Everclear - Santa Monica
Nice acoustic sing-along to a song that will forever be immortalized by supplying an annual amount of amazing high school yearbook quotes
I know it’s fake. But let’s pretend.
Dandy Warhols - Hell’s Bells
The first track on the first AC/DC record after the passing of Bon Scott. The Dandys here turn it inside out.
Melissa Etheridge (w/ Bruce Springsteen) - Thunder Road
Melissa’s expressions during this song are priceless. As is the reaction to the “so Mary climb in” line at the end
Daniel Johnston - Some Things Last A Long Time
Nothing last forever, but it can last a while
Human Be-In, San Francisco, 1967 (via motherjones)
The Jefferson Airplane Loves You
Cocaine Parties in L.A. - Freddie Gibbs
Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road, Live
50,000 person sing along
Louis Prima - Mrs. Robinson
There was this thing that used to happen when one was little, maybe 7 or 8 years old, where you discovered your parents record collection.
This was the first LP I remember finding there. I stared at it for months - maybe years - before listening. The record cover intimidated me. Paul Simon seemed to be looking at or for something. Art Garfunkel was so pretty and almost spaced out. I sat with the LP on my lap staring at it for hours and days, because you could do that, before ever asking to listen to it.
Grateful Dead - Brokedown Palace
Long week behind me, longer one ahead.
Going to plant a weeping willow