Sunday, March 12, 2006

jonesy :) & johnny



Mr Lydon was on Jonesy's Jukebox the other day. . . Got a quick mention here. Hope to hear a podcast or something of it soon, didn't catch it on-line (you people back home in LA are lucky!). Will always love Jonesy; am still a little upset with Johnny. . . Oh Jonesy! :) Pictures here. (And Scott Weiland was on Camp Freddy. . .)

Also, for anyone interested, check out the Night Watch 2 trailer.

spring break

Hello-

I'm on Spring Break (finally), so there will be a lull in posts while I'm out having fun (hopefully).

So to keep you going through the week, here's. . .

1st Ukrainian Rockabilly & Psychobilly Comp (1998)

I downloaded it but have only listened to maybe two songs and I've liked what I've heard. Quite intriguing. And if you're wondering about the Ukraine. . . The Comp link is from another blog but I can't remember where it's from, so to wherever this came from, thank you :)

Okay, enjoy. Let me know how you like it.

Thursday, March 09, 2006

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade OST sampler

Another fantastic soundtrack from Mr John Williams. I adore Indiana Jones and I adore John Williams' work (he's the guy who did Star Wars, Jaws, the first three Harry Potters, Superman, ET. . . and so on.) Sure, he's starting to recycle themes (compare "No Ticket" and the Crabbe and Goyle track, I think, from Chamber of Secrets), but he's been at it for a really long time.

So- here's a sampler from the Last Crusade soundtrack, tracks 1, 3, 5, and 13. If there's interest expressed, I can post more. Buy it here.


We named the dog Indiana.

1. Indy's Very First Adventure
2. X Marks The Spot
3. Scherzo For Motorcycle & Orchestra
4. Ah, Rats!!!
5. Escape From Venice
6. No Ticket
7. The Keeper Of The Grail
8. Keeping Up With The Joneses
9. Brother Of The Cruciform Sword
10. Belly Of The Steel Beast
11. The Canyon Of The Crescent Moon
12. The Penitent Man Will Pass
13. End Credits (Raiders March)

Asps. Very dangerous. You go first.



Last night I got to see the Last Crusade on the big screen (I haven't seen any of the Indy movies in the theater), had a lot of fun. The Ziegfeld theater at 54th between 6th and 7th Avenue was showing the trilogy this past week; the run ended today. I had wanted to catch all three but thanks to my fantastically frustrating class schedule, I only got to see Last Crusade and Raiders.

Though I almost didn't make it to Raiders. I got back today from a discussion section, turned on the computer, saw that my 6pm discussion section was cancelled. This was at 4:45pm. At the same moment, I decided I was going to catch the 5pm (the last) Raiders showing no matter what. Got on the 1, arrived at Columbus Circle at 5:05pm-ish and ran down to 54th and 6/7th Avenue. Sprinted, which is hard in Converse (no support). Got in just as Indy yells, "There's a snake in the plane!"

Who doesn't want to be Indiana Jones when he/she grows up? :)


Last Crusade sound clips:
"What's this one. . ."

"Who's gonna save you?"
"They come in through the door"
more. . .

Ever wonder. . .
James Bond vesus Indiana Jones

PS - the Ziegfeld is showing Singin in the Rain next, an outstanding and amazing film. If anyone has a link to the soundtrack and is willing to share, I'd be very happy. I also highly recommend catching a show at the Ziegfeld. It's huge, shows are running at $7.50 right now, and it's always fun to see older movies on the big screen.

Fun House

the Stooges - Fun House

Wednesday, March 08, 2006

Dirty Pretty Things



A single is set to debut April 24, according to NME.com. Dirty Pretty Things is what happens when your co-singer and -guitarist decides to let drugs come before your friends and the music. You end up with Babyshambles (who don't produce quite as exciting music as the Libertines though it's often nice and melodic) and Dirty Pretty Things.

Speaking of Kate Moss (we were), look how classy she is. It's disgusting.

Ringleader Take 2

This one downloads a lot faster, I'm in the middle of downloading it so can't tell you about the quality yet. Let me know how this one works out and don't forget to tell Freaky Frenchie Thank You.



Incoherent Ramblings from a Confused Frenchman: More Morrissey!

& he's also got up You Are the Quarry


Ringleader arrives April 4, buy it here

Tuesday, March 07, 2006

while it's hot

Mamushka Dogs Records has posted the new Morrissey, so if you hurry hurry super scurry over you might get it before it's taken down. I've just started to download it so I can't tell you anything except, grab it while you can. The fabulous Modern Music put it up the other day and by the time I got there, it was gone. Flagged and gone.



Morrissey - Ringleader of the Tormentors

I think the cover is hilarious.

ps. this thing is taking forever to download. and i have to be at work in half an hour. No-oo.
<edit> it truly does take a long time to download, and on my file, track 5 doesn't work; just a heads up. if it works for you, i'd be very excited if you could send me a link for track 5.

Monday, March 06, 2006

Begin Here - the Zombies



Thanks to Regnyouth for the link! You can either go there to open up the file that opens up turboupload thing for the other file that tells you the three Rapidshare links etc or you can look in the comments. I figure if he hid it that well, I should at least stick it in the comments. Anyway, of course give Regnyouth a visit.

Click for tracklist, starts off with a couple of covers. This has 31 tracks, and luckily for you and me, not labeled at all! Have fun :)

(I think this is the product info)
Product Description
German digipak reissue of the British Invasion act's 1965 album with 17 bonus tracks, 'You Make Me Feel Good', 'Leave Me Be', 'Tell Her No', 'She's Coming Home', 'I Must Move', 'Kind Of A Girl', 'It's Alright With Me', 'Sometimes', 'Whenever You're Ready', 'I Love You', 'Is This The Dream', 'Don't Go Away', 'Remember You', 'Just Out Of Reach', 'Indication', 'How Were We Before' & 'I'm Going Home'. Digipack. 2001 release.


& remember, comments greatly appreciated! (desperation)

Sunday, March 05, 2006

and the obligatory Red Carpet Post (minimal)

(pictures stolen from the LATimes)
1 - When did Will Smith decide to start getting old? Where is my childhood??

2 - Rachel Weisz is positively lovely and absolutely classy.

3 - Keira's dress: the top isn't working for me, but the bottom is fun. I hope she doesn't win.
I actually didn't follow the Awards this year and I won't be watching them. I think Joaquin Phoenix should get something. . . That's about it. Oh, and Keira shouldn't win (did I say that already?). Why isn't Cillian up for something? (As in Best Actor for Breakfast on Pluto?)

And for anybody who is interested, USA is having an SVU marathon right now. Funnily enough, they had an SVU marathon on the weekend before my finals last semester. Ha ha, very funny USA.

A Game of Feelin' Good

If you've been following me through the week, you may have noticed by journey through "Feelin' Good." You may have also played the Comment Trail Game.

Luckily for you, courtesy of Jim of Bring Me the Heads, there's more!


So, in summary:


Have fun :) Hope your weekend has been saturated with Feelin' Good.

PS: Don't forget to show Mr Jim your appreciation!

the Pogues!




most excellent. don't forget to tell the lovely man behind Bring Me the Heads thank you!

Friday, March 03, 2006

Feeling Good?

cough cough *one of my favorite Muse songs is a cover* cough cough
cough cough *and I didn't know it* cough cough

As the gentlemen from Bring Me the Heads pointed out, Feelin' Good is a cover.

But I guess what I said about the song still applies. It is quite twisted, isn't it? Even when Nina Simone sings it, it still sounds dark. Like the warm fuzzy feeling good feeling came at the expense of someone else's. And that's just hot. :p A sense of triumph.

Anyway, Jim of Bring Me the Heads was kind enough, after pointing this little fact out, to put up a link to a Muse Live for BBC Radio recording of this song. So I'll pass it on to you. Thank you, Jim :) And go check out his blog. Most excellent. And remember to tell him thank you.


AND. . .
Here is Nina Simone singing Feeling Good. Very Hot and Sultry.

new Blanche coming :)



Since I totally missed the Morrissey news, I've decided to do a better job of keeping track of new releases. So here we go: unnamed Blanche album news! reported on February 20. Because I'm on top of things.
"We recorded 12 songs, there's a Feeny penned number that uses the Drop D tuning, a mournful song Little Jack wrote and sang, a song that Tracee wrote, a bunch of Dan's numbers, and perhaps a cover or two. We will let them marinate a bit, and then finish the overdubs and mixing at Feeny's laboratory, the Tempermill, here in town. It should be released in August. We don't have a name for the album yet." - from Blanche official site news

Bouncing Souls



Bouncing Souls - Tie One On! Live EP

1 - Say Anything
2 - Lamar Vannoy
3 - Kate Is Great
4 - Chunksong
5 - East Coast Fuck You
6 - Argyle
7 - Born To Lose
8 - Here We Go
9 - Kid
+ fun onstage playful banter!

Thursday, March 02, 2006

Feeling Good



This is one of my favorite Muse songs. Very sexy, very untrustworthy. If Matt Bellamy says he's feeling good, you shouldn't trust him. He just has one of those voices. Desperate, lovely.



Enjoy. Comments welcome!
Seriously- What's your favorite Muse song? Do you even like Muse?

Jello Biafra and NoMeansNo



i want my mommy

Wednesday, March 01, 2006

new Morrissey



So I completely missed this news, so to make up. . . here's a link to a fabulous blog that posted 3 tracks. Seems like it's getting positive reviews. Hope to see some copies popping up soon, I'll keep you updated.

go to Pop Music for 3 new Morrissey tracks!
"As if it is us he loves for loving him again, he rewards us with 12 wilfully harrowing songs crowded with verbal brilliance. Twelve songs about ordeals - and love is the greatest ordeal of all for Morrissey, something else that will die - to be endured. Songs with titles like 'Dear God, Please Help Me', 'You Have Killed Me', 'Life is a Pigsty', 'To Me You Are a Work if Art', 'At Last I am Born'." X
Drops: April 4, 2006

Ella Fitzgerald



The Cole Porter Songbook (1956)
"Fitzgerald's songbook collections of various composers--a series that was started by the success of this set--are all wonderful, but her natural wit and intelligence was at its most perfect with Cole Porter's erudite, urbane songs. While not as scat-oriented as her small group outings, these Porter sets offer her most realized pop performances." X
Part I & Part II

thank you to Musica do Bem for the links. Pay them a visit- fantastic stuff.

Dead Kennedys - 1978 Demos



The California Uber Alles! demo is so slow

tracklist in comments. & your comments are always appreciated. have a good wednesday :)
 

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