Westerberg on Craig Ferguson
Dressed as a rock 'n' roll Unabomber, Westerberg and His Only Friends (as he's calling this band) ripped through a version of "As Far As I Know" this past Monday evening.
Watch it HERE
Paul is currently on a short tour of the West and Midwest (including a Friday night performance in Kansas City that I will be attending). A two night stand in Los Angeles featured haphazard duets with Lucinda Williams, including this version of "Born For Me".
Today’s Ipod Shuffle
A good day for hearing new releases – for the first time Tegan & Sara, Kings of Leon, and British Sea Power are heard, along with a nice selection of other relatively new albums.
1. The Wrens, “Hopeless” (The Meadowlands)
2. Shane MacGowan, “The Snake With Eyes of Garnet” (The Snake)
3. Pixies, “Wave of Mutilation” (Doolittle)
4. Young Fresh Fellow, “Power Mowers Theme” (The Fabulous Sounds of the Pacific NW)
5. The Germs, “Lexicon Devil” (No Thanks)
6. Earlimart, “It’s OK To Think About Ending” (Treble & Tremble)
7. R.E.M., “Drive” (Automatic For the People)
8. Tegan & Sara, “You Wouldn’t Like Me” (So Jealous)
9. Kings of Leon, “Where Nobody Knows” (Aha Shake Heartbreak)
10. Bob Mould, “Disappointed” (Black Sheets of Rain)
11. Paul Westerberg, “$100 Groom” (Folker)
12. Modest Mouse, “What People Are Made Of” (The Moon and Antartica)
13. Jayhawks, “Five Cups of Coffee” (Blue Earth)
14. M. Ward, “Paul’s Song” (Trnasister Radio)
15. Paul Westerberg, “Soldier of Misfortune” (Come Feel Me Tremble)
16. Billy Bragg & Wilco, “Jo DiMaggio Done It Again” (Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2)
17. Lou Barlow, “The Ballad of Daykitty” (Emoh)
18. Guided By Voices, “My Valuable Hunting Knife” (Human Amusements at Hourly Rates)
19. The Shins, “Pressed in a Book” (Oh, Inverted World)
20. British Sea Power, “North Hanging Rock” (Open Season)
Yesterday’s Ipod Mix
Again, the damn machine read my mind. Going through a sort of rough day at work, the Ipod picked quite a few classic tunes along with a few introspective folk-rockers.
1. The Cure, “Love Song” (Disintegration)
2. Steve Earle, “All My Life” (Transcendental Blues)
3. Paul Westerberg, “Call That Gone” (Stereo)
4. Tim Easton, “Carry Me” (The Truth About Us)
5. The Velvet Underground, “Beginning to See the Light” (Peel Slowly and See)
6. Replacements, “Achin’ to Be” (Don’t Tell a Soul)
7. Eddie Floyd, “Raise Your Hand” (Complete Stax/Volt Singles)
8. R.E.M., “The Flowers of Guatemala” (Life’s Rich Pageant)
9. Public Image Limited, “Home” (Plastic Box)
10. Ryan Adams, “La Cienega Just Smiled” (Gold)
11. Hole, “Jennifer’s Body” (Live Through This)
12. Visqueen, “Houston” (Sunset on Dateland)
13. The Velvet Underground, “Some Kinda Love” (Peel Slowly and See)
14. Whiskeytown, “Empty Baseball Park” (Faithless Street)
15. The Creation, “How Does it Feel to Feel” (Nuggets II)
16. Modest Mouse, “Ocean Breathes Salty” (Good News For People Who Love Bad News)
17. Crooked Fingers, “Sleep all Summer” (Dignity and Shame)
18. Echo & the Bunnymen, “Watch Out Below” (Crystal Days)
19. R.E.M., “7 Chinese Bros.” (Reckoning)
20. Whiskeytown, “Black Arrow, Bleeding Heart” (Faithless Street)
21. The Kinks, “Holiday in Waikiki” (Face to Face)
22. The Wrens, “She Sends Kisses” (The Meadowlands)
Dressed as a rock 'n' roll Unabomber, Westerberg and His Only Friends (as he's calling this band) ripped through a version of "As Far As I Know" this past Monday evening.
Watch it HERE
Paul is currently on a short tour of the West and Midwest (including a Friday night performance in Kansas City that I will be attending). A two night stand in Los Angeles featured haphazard duets with Lucinda Williams, including this version of "Born For Me".
Today’s Ipod Shuffle
A good day for hearing new releases – for the first time Tegan & Sara, Kings of Leon, and British Sea Power are heard, along with a nice selection of other relatively new albums.
1. The Wrens, “Hopeless” (The Meadowlands)
2. Shane MacGowan, “The Snake With Eyes of Garnet” (The Snake)
3. Pixies, “Wave of Mutilation” (Doolittle)
4. Young Fresh Fellow, “Power Mowers Theme” (The Fabulous Sounds of the Pacific NW)
5. The Germs, “Lexicon Devil” (No Thanks)
6. Earlimart, “It’s OK To Think About Ending” (Treble & Tremble)
7. R.E.M., “Drive” (Automatic For the People)
8. Tegan & Sara, “You Wouldn’t Like Me” (So Jealous)
9. Kings of Leon, “Where Nobody Knows” (Aha Shake Heartbreak)
10. Bob Mould, “Disappointed” (Black Sheets of Rain)
11. Paul Westerberg, “$100 Groom” (Folker)
12. Modest Mouse, “What People Are Made Of” (The Moon and Antartica)
13. Jayhawks, “Five Cups of Coffee” (Blue Earth)
14. M. Ward, “Paul’s Song” (Trnasister Radio)
15. Paul Westerberg, “Soldier of Misfortune” (Come Feel Me Tremble)
16. Billy Bragg & Wilco, “Jo DiMaggio Done It Again” (Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2)
17. Lou Barlow, “The Ballad of Daykitty” (Emoh)
18. Guided By Voices, “My Valuable Hunting Knife” (Human Amusements at Hourly Rates)
19. The Shins, “Pressed in a Book” (Oh, Inverted World)
20. British Sea Power, “North Hanging Rock” (Open Season)
Yesterday’s Ipod Mix
Again, the damn machine read my mind. Going through a sort of rough day at work, the Ipod picked quite a few classic tunes along with a few introspective folk-rockers.
1. The Cure, “Love Song” (Disintegration)
2. Steve Earle, “All My Life” (Transcendental Blues)
3. Paul Westerberg, “Call That Gone” (Stereo)
4. Tim Easton, “Carry Me” (The Truth About Us)
5. The Velvet Underground, “Beginning to See the Light” (Peel Slowly and See)
6. Replacements, “Achin’ to Be” (Don’t Tell a Soul)
7. Eddie Floyd, “Raise Your Hand” (Complete Stax/Volt Singles)
8. R.E.M., “The Flowers of Guatemala” (Life’s Rich Pageant)
9. Public Image Limited, “Home” (Plastic Box)
10. Ryan Adams, “La Cienega Just Smiled” (Gold)
11. Hole, “Jennifer’s Body” (Live Through This)
12. Visqueen, “Houston” (Sunset on Dateland)
13. The Velvet Underground, “Some Kinda Love” (Peel Slowly and See)
14. Whiskeytown, “Empty Baseball Park” (Faithless Street)
15. The Creation, “How Does it Feel to Feel” (Nuggets II)
16. Modest Mouse, “Ocean Breathes Salty” (Good News For People Who Love Bad News)
17. Crooked Fingers, “Sleep all Summer” (Dignity and Shame)
18. Echo & the Bunnymen, “Watch Out Below” (Crystal Days)
19. R.E.M., “7 Chinese Bros.” (Reckoning)
20. Whiskeytown, “Black Arrow, Bleeding Heart” (Faithless Street)
21. The Kinks, “Holiday in Waikiki” (Face to Face)
22. The Wrens, “She Sends Kisses” (The Meadowlands)
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