It's been almost 2 months since my last mix but I can assure you there was nearly 5 months of life crammed into them. This edition features Ethiopian pop from the essential Best of Ethiopiques compilation, alternate versions of tunes from Beach Fossils and Blur, and mind-expanding new jams from No Age, Outer Limits Recordings, and Pregnant.
01 Magic Bullets - Millions of People Running Around (Magic Bullets, 2010)
02 Alèmayèhu Eshèté - Telantena Zaré (The Very Best of Ethiopiques, 2007)
03 Navajo Bixby - Down Under (2010)
04 Pregnant - Uphill Divination (Regional Music, 2010)
05 Beach Fossils - The Horse (Daytrotter Session) (Daytrotter Session, 2010)
06 No Age - Glitter (Everything In Between, 2010)
07 Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - One On One (Worn Copy, 2005)
08 Mulagen Mellesse & Dahlak Band - Yemendjar Shega (The Very Best of Ethiopiques, 2007)
09 Here We Go Magic - Terminally Chill (Neon Indian Cover) (2010)
10 Computer Magic - Hiding From Our Time (Hiding From Our Time, 2010)
11 Eggplant - Candy Floss Conspiracy (Girl Wants A Dinosaur 7'', 1997)
12 Sister Mantos - She's Got You (2010)
13 Blur - Far Out (Demo) (Parklife Demos, 1993)
14 Outer Limits Recordings - $20 Dollar Bill (2010)
15 Kruxe - Tremors (2010)
16 Gal Costa - Se Voce Pensa (Gal Costa, 1969)
17 The Bitters - His Room (Have a Nap Hotel, 2010)
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17 June, 2009
Best Thing Ever: Blur Reunion Shows
And the heavens parted, and Blur did play once more, and it was good.
At the East Anglian Railroad Museum, where they played their first show ever back in 1988, Damon, Graham, and co. made their live reunion debut to a really bored looking crowd.
Some dude was at the show, and has uploaded an amazing set of classic Blur tracks including the fist-pumping "Country House."
His videos here.
The next day, the boys in Blur played a surprise in-store at Rough Trade East in London, laying down more classic tracks, including a kickass version of "Beetlebum." Another dude was there.
Unfortunately, Blur haven't scheduled any stateside dates yet, but with massive festival appearances in the UK this summer, I'm not the only one waiting with baited breath for a tour announcement.
At the East Anglian Railroad Museum, where they played their first show ever back in 1988, Damon, Graham, and co. made their live reunion debut to a really bored looking crowd.
Some dude was at the show, and has uploaded an amazing set of classic Blur tracks including the fist-pumping "Country House."
His videos here.
The next day, the boys in Blur played a surprise in-store at Rough Trade East in London, laying down more classic tracks, including a kickass version of "Beetlebum." Another dude was there.
Unfortunately, Blur haven't scheduled any stateside dates yet, but with massive festival appearances in the UK this summer, I'm not the only one waiting with baited breath for a tour announcement.
16 June, 2009
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