Saturday, January 28, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
a THEme within
As luck would have it I have a lot of choices for "The" bands. But I keep thinking it would be great have a band called the The Oasises or The Isaac Hayes or The U2s or The Soundgardens.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Karaoke Set List - Rockbox
Rockbox
Make You Feel My Love - Deb
Sarah Smile - Marcy
Gone Daddy Gone - Gina
Irreplaceable - Jim
In God's Country - Tom
Enter the Sandman - Tom
To Sire with Love - Julie/Gina
Father Figure - Politi
Pumped Up Kicks - Marcy
Gold Digger - Marcy
Mama Cried - Jim
TNT - Jim
The Story - Gina
Mardy Bum - Pat
You Know What I Mean - Pat
Chelsea Dagger - Pat
Under Pressure - Gina / Marcy
Are we missing any? The Venus set list is underway.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
2011 Year in Review
One song picked, know the other two artists just need to choose the song.
Thursday December 29th, does that work for everyone?
Thursday December 29th, does that work for everyone?
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Read and Discuss? What is the New 'Adult Contemporary'?
http://www.avclub.com/articles/what-makes-music-boring,65075/
I was listening to the Slate Culture Gabfest, and they were discussing this article, specifically:
The fine music critic Nitsuh Abebe of New York Magazine learned this the hard way when he recently wrote a piece arguing that Wilco and Feist have become modern equivalents of Sting and his “adult-contemporary” peers. Abebe’s essay drew a lot of criticism from those who interpreted “adult-contemporary” and the Sting comparison as cheap shots. “Adult-contemporary,” after all, is really just another way of saying “boring.” It is a descriptor that is now a criticism, just as Sting has gone from being the frontman of The Police to a go-to signifier of “meh.”
I was listening to the Slate Culture Gabfest, and they were discussing this article, specifically:
The fine music critic Nitsuh Abebe of New York Magazine learned this the hard way when he recently wrote a piece arguing that Wilco and Feist have become modern equivalents of Sting and his “adult-contemporary” peers. Abebe’s essay drew a lot of criticism from those who interpreted “adult-contemporary” and the Sting comparison as cheap shots. “Adult-contemporary,” after all, is really just another way of saying “boring.” It is a descriptor that is now a criticism, just as Sting has gone from being the frontman of The Police to a go-to signifier of “meh.”
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Music Club Meetings down the road
How does Nov 17th work for the "Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll" theme music club?
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Musngs from a music cluber!
London double decker buses blast The Arctic Monkees and The Libertines from their speakers.
London buses are cool.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Whatcha all doing on Saturday November 12th?
Who would like to join me for this event?
Nov
12 Sat, 11/12 at 9pm at The Sunset John Wesley Harding & The King Charles Trio and Thee Minus Five
The Sunset presents:
John Wesley Harding & The King Charles Trio + Thee Minus Five featuring (in alphabetical order):
Peter Buck (REM)
Jenny Conlee-Drizos (The Decemberists)
Chris Funk (The Decemberists)
John Wesley Harding (Appearing as Himself)
Scott McCaughey (The Minus Five)
John Moen (The Decemberists)
Nate Query (The Decemberists)
$15 tickets. Doors at 9pm. Show starts at 10pm
Nov
12 Sat, 11/12 at 9pm at The Sunset John Wesley Harding & The King Charles Trio and Thee Minus Five
The Sunset presents:
John Wesley Harding & The King Charles Trio + Thee Minus Five featuring (in alphabetical order):
Peter Buck (REM)
Jenny Conlee-Drizos (The Decemberists)
Chris Funk (The Decemberists)
John Wesley Harding (Appearing as Himself)
Scott McCaughey (The Minus Five)
John Moen (The Decemberists)
Nate Query (The Decemberists)
$15 tickets. Doors at 9pm. Show starts at 10pm
Monday, October 24, 2011
Timing
Itunes gift card arrives in mail the same day Tom Waits new album releases. Hmmm, maybe I don't have to buy EVERY CD he puts out.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Genius?
So I have a question. Is genius really, you know, genius? I did a test and genius-ized DEATH BY PERFECTION from Music CLub 7 (thanks, Gina).
Does this seem like a thought out playlist worthy of genius, or am I expecting to much? How did Them Crooked Vultures get in there? With How You Like ME Now and Dog & Butterfly?
Saturday, October 8, 2011
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