Just this week Zoë was complaining about this computer, "but there's NO SPEAKERS!!" Luckily, I can read. This is like a "what might have been" playlist. Well, you can sort of hear it.
1. The Wife Of The Soldier/Steeleye Span
2. California Dreaming/Me First And The Gimme Gimmes
3. Glittering Girl/The Who
4. Wild World/Jimmy Cliff
5. Can't Help Thinking About Me/David Bowie
6. Tornado of Souls/Megadeth
7. Lonely In Your Nightmare/Duran Duran
8. Non Coeur S'ouvre a ta Voix/Saint-Saens
9. Electricity/Midnight Star
10. Ni Batteri/Sigur Ros
1. The New/Interpol
2. H0t 53at can't sit d0wn/Brainianc
3. Stinging Velvet/Neko Case
4. Are You A Hypnotist??/Flaming Lips
5. Tropical-Iceland/Fiery Furnaces
6. Suburban Empty Movie Theater/Migala
7. Death Letter/White Stripes
8. Lizavetta/the Constantines
9. Easy Hearts/Whiskeytown
10. Rose/Menonmena
Posted by: jw | February 11, 2006 at 12:54 AM
Avram & Dumitrescu - Ikarus II for String Quartet and Tape (Ana-Maria Avram)
Mice Parade - Freedom World Excerpt
Gentle Giant - Just The Same (live)
Pentangle - The Time Has Come
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Hostias
Townes Van Zandt - Lungs
Daniel Panasenko - Broken Glass
Univers Zero - Out Of Space 4
Handsome Family - Names For All His Shirts
Sergei Rachmaninov - Tropar: Voskres iz groba (Thou didst rise from the tomb)
[coelacanth ~ 01:52:58]$
Posted by: ben wolfson | February 11, 2006 at 05:53 AM
"The Wife Of The Soldier/Steeleye Span"
There was a BBC TV program about folk-rock 1969-72 over the weekend, and Robyn Hitchcock suggested that Steeleye Span were like a St Albans Velvet Underground - I can't remember why.
Posted by: dave heasman | February 13, 2006 at 09:32 PM