Unlimited "New Music Tuesday"

[peetso]

Feist - Metals

"Though her least immediate album-- it lacks The Reminder's pop showstoppers or the charm of Let It Die's restless genre-hopping-- Metals is a vivid evocation of a place that touches on fittingly vast themes about nature, love, and life itself."

1: "The Bad In Each Other" 4:45
2: "Graveyard" 4:18
3: "Caught A Long Wind" 4:55
4: "How Come You Never Go There" 3:25
5: "A Commotion" 3:53
6: "The Cirlce Married The Line" 3:23
7: "Bittersweet Melodies" 3:57
8: "Anti Pioneer" 5:33
9: "Undiscovered First" 4:59
10: "Cicadas And Gulls" 3:16
11: "Comfort Me" 4:04
12: "Get It Wrong, Get It Right" 3:43

[peetso]

http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlaye ... =140640097

New Ryan Adams album out 10/11/11

"The early buzz on Ashes & Fire is that it's Ryan Adams' best record since Heartbreaker. If that made you check in for the first time in years, translation: it's his first record that kinda sounds like Heartbreaker."

1: "Dirty Rain" 4:18
2: "Ashes and Fire" 3:45
3: "Come Home" 4:50
4: "Rocks" 2:50
5: "Do I Wait" 3:53
6: "Chains Of Love" 2:23
7: "Invisible Riverside" 4:44
8: "Save Me" 4:18
9: "Kindness" 4:13
10: "Lucky Now" 2:52
11: "I Love You But I Don't Know What To Say" 4:10

[Lurgee]

^^
I'm a big fan of the new one. Reminds me of when he was first taking a break from Whiskeytown and playing solo at the Brewery in Raleigh, NC in late 90's. Just him, a guitar, spiral notebook of songs ... one of which became '16 Days' made famous on Strangers Almanac. The lead singer from Six String Drag usually played on a couple of songs with him and it was always amazing.

Not too big on Feist solo but loved her the band that gave her a start.....one of the best Canadian exports IMO

[peetso]

Not too big on Feist solo but loved her the band that gave her a start.....one of the best Canadian exports IMO

Definetly dig the BSS

I am not a massive Feist fan either, but this new one has some pretty good moments. Not the type of stuff you'll listen to heading out fishing or tipping a few at the pub.

But good for evenings with the missus.

[Larry S Hittem]

[peetso]

Days - Real Estate



"The music bears a simplicity to match. These aren't minimal songs by any means, but the layers of cycling guitar, rolling rhythm, and gentle echo are always understated, more about conveying feeling than showing off . . ."

1: "Easy"
2: "Green Aisles"
3: "It's Real"
4: "Kinder Blumen"
5: "Out of Tune"
6: "Municipality"
7: "Wonder Years"
8: "Three Blocks"
9: "Younger Than Yesterday"
10: "All the Same"

Stream here:
http://www.npr.org/2011/10/09/141076070 ... state-days

[jessnuts]

been digesting the new REK album "Ready for Confetti" that came out a couple months ago. maybe not his best, but still good.

[castingoutloud]

Tom Waits was on Q today He has a new record out.
The interview with Jian was epic.

http://www.cbc.ca/q/
Check it.

[Lurgee]

Ok, not this Tuesday, but a Tuesday at the end of last month.

I bring you Megafaun. Hard to classify, from Durham, NC. They work with Justin Vernon from Bon Iver and recorded their last album in the same cabin in Wisco where Bon Iver was created. Experimental folk? Indie hippie? I don't know but its great in the background on a quiet Sunday morning or a drive by yourself to a favorite locale. I for one have never judged bands by beard quality...but I think I am going to start.

my favorite of theirs...a bit older


who does this sound like??

[Lurgee]

[report]December 6th can get here soon enough
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[ncguy]

Lurgee, I'm really enjoying megafun, thanks for turning me on do it. I don't know who you think that second song sounds like but to me it's the Dead. Good Stuff.

[Bruiser]

Lurgee, I'm really enjoying megafun, thanks for turning me on do it. I don't know who you think that second song sounds like but to me it's the Dead. Good Stuff.

I like them too and hadn't heard them before this thread. It's funny that they remind you of the GD - to me they sound like the slower Big Star stuff. Both are compliments.