Video of the week!!!!

Dr. Dog - My old ways from the album "we all belong"



Kill City - Hooligans on E



Son House - Death Letter

This is dedicated to the long, passionate make out...

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Click here for more wetness.

As spelled out in the post title, today's offering is dedicated to the young lovers of the world. The ones who have an entire life ahead of them. The ones who play it safe while still living dangerously.

Ah, the long passionate make out. Is there anything sweeter than that first breathy kiss? The kiss so powerful that teeth bang together and lips become raw?

The entwinement that most certainly screams out " I want more!"

Yes, these kisses certainly lead toward the burning loins and passionate moans of pleasure.

Hello young lovers...this is for you.

Mazzy Star - So tonight that I might see

Roy Orbison

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Click here to Go!Go!Go!




When the name Roy Orbison is mentioned, usually people tend to say "Oh, I love Pretty Woman..."
After listening to this they would have to say things like "Rockabilly Gal is rad!"
Enough said. I present to you: The Rocker!

Dale Hawkins

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Since today is lazy, the following text comes from a well written Wiki page:


Dale Hawkins (born Delmar Allen Hawkins on August 22, 1936 in Goldmine, Louisiana) is a pioneer American Rock singer, songwriter, and rhythm guitarist who is often called the architect of the swamp rock boogie. (Fellow rockabilly pioneer Ronnie Hawkins is his cousin.)
In 1957, Hawkins was playing at Shreveport, Louisiana clubs, and although his music was influenced by the new rock and roll style of Elvis Presley and the guitar sounds of Scotty Moore, Hawkins blended that with the uniquely heavy blues sound of black Louisiana artists for his recording of his swamp-rock classic Susie Q. Fellow Louisiana guitarist and future Rock and Roll Hall of Famer James Burton provided the signature riff and solo. The song was chosen as one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.

Favorite track: Tornado!

Video of the week!!!

The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players - Mountain trip 1969

Des Roar Re-Up night!

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Click here to relive when you were cool.

Hey kids, it's a slow night here in robotville, but that doesn't mean we're not drunk and rockin'!

As a gift, I give a smattering of Des Roar tunes for those who might have not been with this blog since the humble beginning.

Video of the week!

Julie Doiron with the Wooden Stars - Dance Music

Compulsive Gamblers recognition moment,

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Click here just to click here.

I'm not even gonna talk here. Greg Cartwright makes me want to quit music because he's so rad.

Please enjoy "Crystal Gazing, Luck amazing"


And out of respect to Bob Barker...Please remember to spay and neuter your animals.

To receive you must at least be a cool person.

Just a friendly reminder that this blog runs on a "thank you" fuel that can only be powered by you folks who say thanks and appreciate the tunes.

This isn't a quick process this whole sharing thing, you know?

David Bowie is Hunky Dory.

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Click here for good times.






Because I'm pretty drunk right now, I'm feeling too lazy to write something witty or factual on my own , I decided to search the internet for a description of this album and all of the ones I found were so lame that I decided that I was just gonna go ahead and write something better...no matter how drunk I am.


Who cares if there's a posibility that I'll re-publish this almost four times in a row because I'm anal about spelling? Especially when I'm drunk?

Am I drunk right now? Yep.

Most of what I read was rehashed music journalist type nonsense:
Ambiguous, Fey, blah, blah

It's actually just a really good album to put your cool on the shelf for a minute and rock out to.

And there you have it folks!

The Black Keys are good!

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Click here to stop kissing your cousin.




My wife and I had the immense pleasure of watching Pat Carney and Dan Auerbach tear up a very small stage in Los Angeles once. After they played, like a goon I went up to them and had them sign my copy of Magic Potion. They were cool about it. They were also cool about the fact that in such a great big city, the turnout for their performance was definitely less than stellar. They gave 100%

Anyway, once we got home the first thing I did was grab my guitar, plug in my amp, place the knob on volume ten with the drive meter cranked up all the way and.....

...completely sucked in comparison to the guitar mastery of Mr. Auerbach. There isn't a modern guitarist I know of besides Jack White or a drunken Ben Wolcott that possess such shredding skills.

Download this album. It's called Chulahoma. It's a history lesson in awesomism!

Attention fellow music nerds: It's officially debate time...who is the greatest modern guitarist in your humble opinions?

Video of the week!!

Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs (which is just a one man band by the name of Lawyer Dave)

They're performing "Devil Do" off of the album "You can't buy a gun when you're crying"

Dr. Dog recommends using a toothbrush!

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I love Dr. Dog with all of my heart and I sincerely hope you buy their t-shirts and go to their shows. If you haven't picked up their latest record, hit the little red X in the upper right corner of this screen and go get it. Lo-Fi basement songs for the discriminating listener.





I don't have too much else to say except maybe it's a good idea to get the bong from under the bed.

C'mon Mr. DJ, you ready for takeoff in the Airplane Man?

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Click here to regulate the juke.

Somewhere on this blog I posted another Mr. Airplane Man record, Moanin'. I like that one more than this one, but I am mostly alone on that decision. According to the fans, this album is the keeper. However, just as Moanin' does, C'mon DJ instantly transports you to a bar somewhere in a real rough and tumble town. A bar where the pinball machine is always occupied by a greased up, leather wearing, dude that keeps his two beers on the glass top. He'll knife you if you get too close.

Here's the video to Jesus on the mainline.

If you are easily offended leave now before this image burns in your head.

After a few minutes you're like "Hey...do you like pigs or not?"

This is completely NSFW and if for some reason you were just hatched somewhere, that means Not Safe For Work.

Video of the week!

Here's something you can't front on...
The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon

Isobell, oh Isobell

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Click here to not mind riding your bike in the rain.

What can I say that you haven't heard about Ms. Campbell? We all know she was in the incredible Belle and Sebastian. We all know she had a bad breakup with the lead singer, Stuart Murdoch. We all know she put out a duets album with the gravel voiced Mark Lanegan. We all know she has a really pretty voice and an ability to write perfect pop songs. We all know she's Scottish.

What else?

Oh yeah, I almost forgot...she loves dogs!

Pre-Decemberists country vibes

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Click here to get your glasses fixed.

In 1999, before Colin Meloy fronted the Decemberists, he and a few Montana friends were making music under the name Tarkio. The sound is pretty different from his recent material, leaning toward a more alt-country sound. That's not to say that "I guess I was hoping for something more" is a bad record. In fact, it's just the opposite. The hyper-litarism was just beginning to form and you could tell that his time spent going to school in Oregon made quite an impression on the young man from Misoula.

*This isn't quick work...unlike saying thanks.

Video of the week!

Because I am a music nerd and enjoy both the audible and visual of it all, I've decided to share with you my favorite video of the week. I'll try to be dedicated to this idea, but if I slack a bit I don't want to hear any grief.

Dan Sartain - Replacement Man
Any video with mindless murders is okay in my book!

Beneath a Tennessee sky

"Been in Nashville for approximately one month. People are friendly, but it's not the old country paradise I was looking for. Maybe it's because I don't have cable and didn't realize the "new" country rules these parts, but what the hell happened to good ol' country and western?"


There's a bar down the lane with a poster in the window that says "Top 40 Night!"
That's a little dissappointing isn't it?
I met the old bass player for Johnny Cash. He was inducted into the hall of fame that night. He wore cool wallabees and dark jeans. He was over 70 years old.
I shook his hand and wondered if I'd break it beacuse it was so frail.

Enjoy the stuff that helps me get through the days...


Greg Oblivian and the Tip Tops - Head Shop

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C'mon feel the quiet!

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Click here to recieve a pound of free heroin.





I'd like to offer you a fine record by a little known band named Arthur & Yu. It's called In Camera. Please buy things from them because they're so sweet.

A drunk beats your alcoholic any day, pal.

http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sba/316771757.html

This isn't no fancy album. Nah...here is something to make anyone who likes a drink in an unfamiliar bar contemplate their actions from the night before.

In other news...
I'm not sober. Hoo-Ray!
Okay...you win me over every time.

Of course I'll give you a gift...

Mr. David Viner's 2nd album.

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Click here for something that says "shhh! a lot.

Not long ago the stunning debut by England's David Viner was posted here and I'm sure it was enjoyed by many. Now I present to you "This boy don't care." An incredibly excellent follow up by a shamefully ignored musician.

I'm sure he's not sitting around like a slouch. Rumor has it that he's leaving an international trail of broken hearts behind him. I think he's probably drunk with whisky on his trousers somewhere in the world right now.

I hope he makes a new record soon.

Des Roar news!

http://rooftopfilms.com/show_07-ladevocion.html

Attention New York City area rockers: Click on the link above to get the scoop on IFC's rooftop films featuring my friends, the awesome Des Roar!

Now click on the link below for a dose...

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LIVE at Icky Thump Records!

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Click here to have a baby.






This particular recording isn't the highest quality, but it's free and being a complainer might get you a fat lip.

My wife and I were the winners of a local radio contest which allowed us to attend this history making show from the White Stripes. I'm not a math guy, but I heard there were only about 250 people there. It was tight, sweaty, smelly, and really wet.

Anyway, this recording was ripped from the stream. Enjoy it.

Now here, take this...

Lullaby Baxter Trio

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This is definitely in my top most beautiful albums of all time list. It's long out of print and as far as I know, mostly unknown. Earlier this year Lullaby Baxter released her second album "Garden Cities of Tomorrow" to acclaim and for a minute it was all over the blogosphere for download.
Hopefully most of you actually went out and purchased a copy of that, but if you weren't in the know then, you'll certainly track Ms. Baxter's movements after hearing "Capable Egg."
It's actually funny that she didn't set out to be a performer. The following text comes from http://www.boompa.ca/

Montreal, 1997. Lullaby Baxter is waiting tables at Jello Bar. Coaxed on stage for an impromptu number, she sings Billie Holiday's signature song "Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be?)". This, her first public performance since grade school, brings down the house. She buys a green guitar and learns "Leaving On A Jet Plane". Someone at the laundromat says, "Anyway, try writing songs." So, she and friend Lutwidge Sedgwick write songs. For example, "The Anyway Song". Before long Lullaby Baxter is putting on shows around town. Bewitched studio owner Howard Bilerman runs backstage and offers to record a demo free of charge. Baxter's jazz-singer sister Anna-Lisa meets with Atlantic Records staff producer Yves Beauvais (Madeline Peyroux, Olu Dara) and hands over said demo. Beauvais flies to Montreal, catches Baxter's show, and offers her a recording contract on the spot. Baxter flies to San Francisco and records her debut with Tom Waits's session players Oranj Symphonette. Atlantic Records releases Baxter's debut album, Capable Egg, in 2000. Critics are effervescent. There is a far-flung tour, all manner of interviews, and money for plush new towels. When the clamour winds down, Baxter scratches her head and says, "J'ai vu tomber tant de choses que j'avais crues éternelles" (I have seen the fall of so many things that I had thought eternal). Time to disappear. Time to meet a painter (Jean-Pierre Morin) and bear a son (Lorenzo Wolfgang). Time to mother. Time to take the towels out of the dryer. Time to hum. Time to think about a new album. Time to write a 111-page manifesto entitled Sing Songs for People."

Brendan Benson

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Click here to rid yourself of the clap.

I'll admit, Brendan Benson's sugary sweet approach to 1970's California pop wasn't immediately my thing. I had only heard of him because of his connection to a certain Detroit duo. I was underwhelmed when I heard this album so I put it on the back burner for the rest of the year. Then the Raconteurs album came out and I grew an appreciation for the stark contrast between him and Jack White. I decided to dust off this album while I was laying around doing some daydreamin' and it was as if I had "gotten it!"

Benson is not trying to be some Detroit guitar God. No, he's perfectly content keeping it calm and relaxing. His lyrics are really smart and that's always a plus.

Your girl will enjoy this when it's Sunday and she's writing poetry in her room about you. Douche.

Soledad Brothers

The Soledad Brothers are best known for their association with everyone's favorite red and white wearing guitar virtuoso, Jack White. I'm sure they don't mind.

This show is from Vera Groningen, Netherlands 11/14/2002.

The sound quality is cool.

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Click here to go down to Kokomo.

The first ever Oh, robot mix tape party!

Today's offering was a lot of fun for me to make. First, I was really hammered and that always makes for an exciting night. Second, I got to mess around on my turntables which is a treat indeed.

*This is not split into individual tracks. It's one long mp3 (perfect for partyin')**There are little volume spikes here and there, but if yer drunk it shant matter!

Tracklist:

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The Standells - Have you ever spent the night in jail?
The Kinks - Stop your sobbing
Rolling Stones - She said yeah
The Beatles - What goes on
The Greenhornes - Let me be
Soledad Brothers - Break em' on down
The Oblivians - Jim Cole
The Oblivians - Mad lover
The Misfits - Theme for a jackal
The Cobras - I wanna be your love
Mary Weiss & Reigning Sound - Don't come back
The How - Dreaming of Lily
Aislers Set - The red door
Dirty Pretty Things - Chinese dogs (demo)
The View - The don
The Paddingtons - 50 to a pound
Arctic Monkeys - 505
Babyshambles - Beg, steal, or borrow
The Ramones - I can't give you anything
Talking Heads - Psycho killer
Compulsive Gamblers - Whole lotta woman
Canned Heat - Whiskey Headed woman #2
Janis Joplin - Down on me
The Stooges - TV eye
Black Lips - Hippy Hippy
Black Lips - Boone
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Rockers to swallow
The Upholsterers - Pain

Hello, end of August.

It's been a while since I've posted here and since I care about my readers I figure I'll tell you there's been such a delay.

Mostly, I've been waiting out this nasty case of blogger's disease. Peanut over at Peanut's Playground told me to safeguard myself, but like a fool I ignored the advice and fell victim to caring if people left me comments.

It made me sad that so many dowloaders forget to say thanks.
I say "forget" because I'd like to give so many the benefit of the doubt.
That being said, here are a few albums that are completely enjoyable if you are in the right mode.

Oh, robot.
*********************************************

Metallica - Kill em'all

This album was delivered to the world by a band that was the awesomest at what they did in that timeframe. Unfortunately in recent years they aren't as important. Maybe it's because I'm older and I expect much more?



Hey Cliff, how's Heaven?

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Bellevue - Demo recordings

Next up are the demo recordings of a band named Bellevue. They have since switched out a few members and whittled themselves away into a three piece. They are now called Des Roar. (check earlier post for link)

It's clear that the songwriter and lead singer, Ben Wolcott, has had a few sleepless nights in bed listening to headphones blaring The Strokes fronted by a two headed Lou Reed/Brian Wilson monster hell bent on destroying the fucking guitar.

A rad band.

http://sharebee.com/f8478eb1

Let's keep it fun for the workhorse.

Hello to all who read, bookmark, come upon this blog...

My name is Oh. robot. I like to provide music that you can use while drinking.
I only ask that you leave a comment so I can feel that you enjoy what I do and would like me to do more.

Per day, a bunch of people take, take, take....that's cool because I do it too, but I also leave at least a "thanks man" wherever I get tunes from.

There are good folks and bad folks....pick a side.

To everyone who actually left comments here...I love you.

Thee Shams - Mixed bag

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Click here for entry into garageville.


Recommended for people who like rock n' roll...and the Greenhornes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thee_Shams

*This isn't an album, instead it's a bunch of songs from the band!

Young People - War Prayers

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Click the above link to really understand Puerto Rican cooking.








Katie Eastburn is a dancer and one hell of a singer!
This album is a keeper because of it's bizarre fluidity.

This group is a fine example of how often incredible bands are overlooked.

White Magic.

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Click here for discounts on Eye of Newt.







If you're in the mood for haunted house style vocals and sparse instrumentation, this is the album for you.

Grown from the same soil as the Casual Dots,
I present to you a full album and an ep.

Through the sun door & Songs of hurt and healing.

Moldy Peaches

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Click here to have fun.

I kinda like full costumes.

Not all Dinosaurs are extinct, junior.

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Click here to stay out later tonight.

I remember when this band came out. For a teenager with a silly hair these guys were incredible. The very end of the "you're living all over me" cassette had all this Lou Barlow craziness that bugged me out the first time I heard it. From that day they've become one of my favorite bands. Here's some Ear bleedin' country!

Buy their new album.

2 Star Tabernacle Live in Detroit 1998

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An awesome show featuring an early version of "Now Mary"

*There's no Mr. Williams this time. Instead you get Dan John Miller of Blanche and a young, but immensely talented Jackie White. This show was recorded at the legendary "Gold Dollar" in Detroit Michigan. Sadly this place doesn't exist anymore...

Many thanks to the original recorder!

Know your Detroit rock history!

The Features have an exhibit today.

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Click here for help with the skirts.

I can't tell you anything about this band except:

A. They are really good.

B. They are loud.

C. They are friends with the Kings of Leon.

The White Stripes - REDD blood cells

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Click here to kick it old school.

The following comes from here:

http://www.reddkross.com/features/RBC/

In the summer of 2002, Steven came up with the idea to do an art experiment by adding bass tracks to 2 White Stripes songs and sharing them with Redd Kross fans via the internet. The overwhelmingly positive response inspired him to cover the entire "White Blood Cells" record. Word spread quickly over the internet and soon press such as Entertainment Weekly, Pitchfork Media, the NY Times, BB Gun to name but a few ran articles about "Redd Blood Cells."

Enjoy the goodness!

The White Stripes tribute to immigration

Blanche are incredible.

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I am a really huge fan of this band because they somehow make a brand of music that seems old timey at the same time as sounding very today.

Led by Dan Miller, who at one time was the frontman in a Cow Punk band called Goober and the Peas, which also featured members of the Detroit Cobras and a little guy by the name of Jack White.

Today he, along with his wife Tracee, lead an incredibly tight band that has so much substance, all other bands should quit today.

Please enjoy "If we can't trust the doctors"

Please use your cash to buy product from Blanche.

PS. If you use this link, mention Oh, robot.

Cat Power's Myra Lee

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Cat Power has come quite a long way from the on stage vomiting and cut short performances.

I'm not sure if this was ever released on vinyl, but it's the one my record player has been longing for.

Does anyone know why there is an ink stamp of Hello Kitty on the back cover of her first 7 inch?

PS. If you use this link, mention this blog. Thanks!

Guppyboy will not cause fights in Jeffersonville

Here is a nice treat for all of you if I may say so.

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Earlier tonight, my lovely wife and her brother got into a fistfight with the bouncers at a Hollywood, California bar called "Citizen Smith"

The bouncer approached her brother and demanded that he finish his beer because they were closing...they actually close at 2:00AM, but the bouncer must've had a bad watch because it was only 1:28AM.

Wifey's brother told the bartender that he still had a half an hour to finish the beer that was just sold to him, but the bouncer didn't like what he heard and grabbed him, punched him, and was just about to do more until my wife, like Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka, jumped off of a potted plant and jumped on his back.

The reason I wrote all of this is because I think that if that bouncer had a copy of this album, he would've handled his customers a little better.

http://www.stratfordprojects.com/guppyboy/

Rose Melberg will cause nice dreams

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Click the above link to speak to nature.

Admitedly, I'd never heard of Rose Melberg until one fateful night when I came across the wonderful site http://www.bradleysalmanac.com


Here I learned of one of the sweetest voices in twee/indie circles.




After that fateful night, I was devoted to Mrs. Melberg's soft songs and I went on a hunt to find more of these angelic sounds.

99% of the time, I download something and try hard to buy from the artist direct. In the case of Rose Melberg, I bought the limited vinyl release of "Cast away the clouds." (Only 450 copies worldwide)

Thanks to Bradleys Almanac I became musically smarter.

Visit his Boston based site and buy all Rose Melberg releases because she's not a stupid rock star. She's a normal gal...and that's a good thing.

Anyway, here she is live for your listening pleasure.

PS. If you use the link, mention Oh, robot. Thanks cutie!

Today is "Icky Thump in my opinion" day.

I heard the album Icky Thump at 4:30 in the morning and here is my opinion...

Thank God for 30 second Youtube clips because by the time the cd got to the song "I'm slowly turning into you" I felt this wave of mystery and figured that I have just heard ear massaging music from the future.

Upon first listen I am feeling so many things...
My first impression is how noticeable it is that Jack has abandoned the dirty sound of their first three albums.
There are times where you can spot a trace of the rawness...

"Little Cream Soda" was running around the backyard of the "Handsprings" 7" and that was refreshing White Stripes territory.

I wonder if Jack is still smoking? His voice is sounding nice and high again.

I can't figure out why Meg lives in Los Angeles? I saw her at Target and she seemed happy. I also saw Marcy Von Bondie lookin' trashed, leaning up against a payphone, but that's a differrent post altogether.

"Catch Hell Blues" is good. Period.

"Effect and Cause" is terrific. It sounds like what will be referred to twenty years from now as part of the "White Stripes country phase" Meg's drumming is perfectly timed and compliments the lo-fi backyard feel.

I like the album, but the high point of the listen was "CONQUEST"
(I put that in caps because this song is epic.)

I wish they'd release a 7" on red vinyl with a reworked version of "Broken Boy Soldier" and this song...

The Aislers Set. Their first record.

http://sharebee.com/c0939c9c
Click here for pop information.

Everything this band created was awesome. I can't figure out why there aren't anymore new records by them.


I wish Aislers Set and Des Roar
(http://sharebee.com/1138c443)
would put out a split 7"

Loretta Lynn was Patsy's best friend

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Click here to go to Fist City.

So many wonderful things have been said about the incredible Ms. Lynn that anything that I type here would be redundant.

If there are any of you folks out there that have not seen the film "Coal Miner's Daughter" please get out there and get yourself a copy.

Don't you wish Van Lear Rose was out on vinyl?

PS. If you use this link on your blog, mention my blog. I HEART that stuff.

Patsy Cline was Loretta's best friend

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Click here to do a mean two-step.

If you don't like country music this woman will do her best to be polite while changin' your mind.
This album is called "That wonderful someone"

Dr. Dog, you saved my baby!

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Click here to live a fool's life.

If the Beatles, Beach Boys, and the Danielson Famile are the cats meow for you....here's an Easy Beat.

I beg you to run out and purchase a physical copy of this because they need to know that people want more albums from them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Dog

Morrissey has a mean left hook!

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Click here to love being alone.


Here's an upbeat album from the Master of Mope....

I've followed this man's career since the first Smiths record and I must say, he's been consistent. In my opinion there really isn't an awful release from him.

This is his tough record.

Von Bondies Peel Sessions

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Click here for clear skin.

Before getting punched in the face by Jack White, Jason Von Bondie and his gang made some excellent rock and roll music. After the punch...well, Pawn Shoppe Heart was an excellent record, but there's been too much of a hiatus from them. Anyway, enjoy this album.
*I did get to see them live and it may have been one of the top three finest shows I've gone to.
(Surprisingly, seeing the Dresden Dolls is up there too)

The Oblivians play 9 songs...

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Click here to pee fire.

The Oblivians play 9 songs with Mr. Quintron is loud, fast, frantic, and just about everything nice you can say about a rock n' roll band!

Holly Golightly does not eat breakfast at Tiffany's

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Click here to repel muggers.

This album is great if you love really cool music and drawled rock and roll vocals.
Buy all of her albums because she is awesome!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holly_Golightly

Mr. David Viner has got them blues

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Click here to drink anyone under the table.

Mr. David Viner started out as a roadie for the Von Bondies. Now he is a bluesman keeping the tradition alive in London.
This is good stuff!

The White Stripes meet the Yardbirds

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Click the above link to satisfy the ladies.

This is a pretty rare show from way back in September of 2002.

Jack and Meg teaming with Jeff Beck to cover early Yardbirds tunes.

Enjoy!

Hey, Hey we're The Monkees...

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Click the above link to speak many languages.

Download this album only for "papa Gene's blues" and you will not lack a smile.

PS. If you're going to use this link on your blog, at least mention my blog. I love you.

The Sixth Great Lake wants to hug.

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Click this link to see through walls.

In keeping with my earlier offering of the fantastic band, The Essex Green, I figured that I might as well keep a good thing going by bringing you The Sixth Great Lake's album "Up the country"

It's basically the same band with a few differences. Where The Essex Green went towards the more trippy folk of the sixties, The Sixth Great Lake headed into the quieter side of mushroom use. Beautiful guitars strum while birds fall in love....

PS. If you're going to use this link on your blog, at least mention my blog. I love you.





You will not regret sampling this record...no way!

The Greenhornes have a gun...for you.

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click this link to become a pinball wizzard.

The Greenhornes are a beautiful thing. They create stunningly faithful music that feels modern and dusty. As a rhythm section they put in work as "The Do-Whatters" for Loretta's Van Lear Rose album, The Raconteurs, and the Oh, robot favorite: Little Jack Lawrence plays the banjo, bass, and all of a sudden sings for Blanche.

I had the chance to see them live at a very intimate show where there were only about twenty people watching and it didn't seem to phase them a bit.

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Colin Meloy Live on NPR

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Clicking the link above will not make it rain today.

This amazing set was recorded in 2006 and really, really shows what an amazing songwriter Mr. Meloy truly is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_meloy

SImply Saucer - Cyborgs Revisited

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"Hailed as the best Canadian album of all time" Cyborgs Revisited is the legendary "lost" LP by Canada's first proto-punks."

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Hello to all my new readers....

Thank you for stopping by.

It feels good to know that there are people out there who share my taste in good music.

I'm very happy you all have come, but I regrettably ask for one small favor....

leave a comment.

Mr. Airplane Man is Moanin' for sympathy...

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Click this link to get free beer at the bar of your choice.

Mr. Airplane Man, God bless em', came along at the worst possible time. Although garage rock had been in existance for decades, Jack White had the new world convinced he was the creator.

Although he is definitely a high point for the scene, bands like 68' comeback, The Buzzards, and Mr. Airplane Man were overshadowed.

Not today...because I promise to deliver these overlooked bands enjoy a little attention by offering them to you.

...but hey, Jack, don't fret...you are the Jesus Christ of rock today. I picked up a guitar after years of no guitars because of "Hello Operator."

Thanks bud.

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Henry's Dress is pretty.

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Click the above link to be able to lick your elbow.

Before the amazing San Francisco band The Aislers Set came along, the lead singer, Amy Linton was doing time in this band. Half noise, half shoegaze, all good.
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The Casual Dots

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This is a great album. Totally a good party record.

There's really nothing about this band on the net, but check this Wiki page for a good start towards the magic of the Billotte family.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christina_Billotte

Seriously folks, more people should have this album.

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