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indytone: August 2005
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Posting hard to find, out of print, or random music and media. Primarily focusing on Shoegaze and Dreampop, but also including some momentarily influencial stuff from the past and present. Kukim: Star City Sickness #01. E them leaving nothing behind to document their existence, witnesses to their live shows still thirst for more even though it has been over ten years since their break up. The following songs were performed live on the U92 Morgantown Sound radioshow in 1994. I'd like to thank Kunari.
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indytone: July 2010
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Posting hard to find, out of print, or random music and media. Primarily focusing on Shoegaze and Dreampop, but also including some momentarily influencial stuff from the past and present. What's Happened Then to Now v1. Posted by Tony Reitz @ 7/13/2010 09:35:00 PM. Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Currently creating random music and playing in Dead Man's Switch. Previous to that, Yuki. Past bands include Svetlana. View my complete profile. Majhas (my old band). My Vitriol Studio Blog.
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indytone: September 2005
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Posting hard to find, out of print, or random music and media. Primarily focusing on Shoegaze and Dreampop, but also including some momentarily influencial stuff from the past and present. Enderhall: Star City Sickness #03. I don't have much information about them, and I never saw them play; however, Justin (drummer) was kind enough to drop me some tidbits of information:. The demo (below) was recorded Justin's father's basement on a four track. Same members as Lincoln (Justin, Jay, Dan, and John). The f...
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LISTEN PEOPLE: The mini-opera from Where Do We Go From Here? (1945)
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IT'S THE NOW SOUND. IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING! Tuesday, August 16, 2011. The mini-opera from Where Do We Go From Here? A parody of Grand Opera, with music by Kurt Weill and lyrics by Ira Gershwin:. Where do we go from here? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The mini-opera from Where Do We Go From Here? Soft Sounds For Gentle People. Lost Bands Of The New Wave Era. Play It Again, Max. WFMU's Beware of the Blog. STANDIN' AT THE CROSSROADS. Like Dynamite to your Brain.
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LISTEN PEOPLE: The Attack - "Magic in the Air" (1967)
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IT'S THE NOW SOUND. IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING! Saturday, May 28, 2011. The Attack - "Magic in the Air" (1967). Another repost, this time of a UK pop-sike classic that was inexplicably unreleased until the 1990s. Read more about The Attack. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The Attack - Magic in the Air (1967). The Atlantics - Come On (1967). Leroy Van Dyke - Its All Over Now, Baby Blue (. Jason Robards and Norman Wisdom - Perfect Gentle. Kent cigarette commercial from the 60s.
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LISTEN PEOPLE: Edward Meeker - "I'm A Yiddish Cowboy" (1908)
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IT'S THE NOW SOUND. IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING! Friday, July 22, 2011. Edward Meeker - "I'm A Yiddish Cowboy" (1908). A track from the compilation album Jewface. A collection of antique novelty records made by Jewish performers for an audience made up mostly of recent immigrants. Mel Brooks would be working virtually the same shtick almost 70 years later in Blazing Saddles. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Edward Meeker - Im A Yiddish Cowboy (1908). Soft Sounds For Gentle People.
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LISTEN PEOPLE: Kent cigarette commercial from the '60s
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IT'S THE NOW SOUND. IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING! Sunday, May 15, 2011. Kent cigarette commercial from the '60s. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm interested in all sorts of music: Americana, '60s Nuggets, garage rock, Rockabilly, Cowpunk, Bluegrass, Soul, Roots Music, Freakbeat. So anything and everything may turn up here. The uploads are available for a limited time only, so get them while you can and be sure to support the artists. View my complete profile. The Attack - Magic in the Air (1967).
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LISTEN PEOPLE: Russell Morris - "The Real Thing" (1969)
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IT'S THE NOW SOUND. IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING! Monday, June 20, 2011. Russell Morris - "The Real Thing" (1969). One of the great obscure (at least in the States) singles of the '60s:. This is the version edited for radio airplay. For the full impact you need to hear the whole single. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The Penguins - Memories of El Monte (1963). Going Back To Louisiana. Russell Morris - The Real Thing (1969). Billy Grammer and The Jordanaires - Gotta Travel On.
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You have to get out of here.
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Teaching The Indie Kids To Dance Again. Lost Bands Of The New Wave Era. Listen Closer, You Should Be Happy. You have to get out of here. Your vagina is haunted. 07:57 pm February 5th, 2009. Sekrit ninja skwirl dance break*. Me: I blame the parents. Mum: you do that . because so do I . your parents were CRAP. Me: I'm glad you agree with me. Corn in my doody. I had a sandwich in my head. On the screen door. A rusty rainwater tank on a farm near the Sturt. You have to get out of here:.
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cinnamon songs: The Driscolls - PC Roberts
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Brightening your life.three minutes at a time. Saturday, August 11, 2012. The Driscolls - PC Roberts. Late '80s jangle-pop band from Bristol whose entire recorded output seems to consist of a handful of 7"s and compilation tracks. Most of which are worth tracking down, if not exactly essential. This is from a 1987 cassette comp which mostly features bands of equal obscurity, though there are tracks from the McTells, Mayfields and Haywains - as well as a familiar one credited to "The Palesaints".
