Mal ,'Heart Of Gold'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
The Stooges.
I'm sorry I wasn't able to stay and hear them at SXSW. I am happy to report that I've been spending all my driving time listening to the Texas music that I bought while in Austin and am very happy with my purchases. My favorite is definitely Alpha Rev, but the Rainravens are growing on me.
I think this is the funnies sheet music I've ever seen: [link] (Not that I've seen that much funny sheet music, but still....) The text notes on how to play are by themselves funny. (How do you play "like a dirigible"?) Other instructions include "release the penguins" and "remove cattle from stage."
Another one: [link]
And [link]
ION, has anyone heard the new Polyphonic Spree EP? (It came out in Oct '06). Love their cover of "Lithium." So cheery.
My friend was telling me about the line wrapped around the block 3 hours early for the Stooges' instore at Waterloo Records this afternoon.
This will be Emmett's very first rock concert.
Has he seen any Iggy performances? I can't imagine what I would have thought of Iggy at Emmett's age.
Have people heard about the Big Giant Head fee increases for internet radio?
A recent change to the structure of royalty payments for streaming audio broadcasts will surely kill online streaming as we know it, unless something changes, and soon.
Pandora founder Tim Westergren writes, "Internet radio is hostage to a blatantly discriminatory double standard that was written into the federal statute governing webcasting several years ago, following an intensive lobbying effort by the RIAA. We need to redress this, and create a more level playing field - one that of course rewards musicians for their work, and one that also understands the business realities, and benefits of online radio."
Some people think that most internet radio stations will just stop doing streaming audio if this stands.
Yeah. Thankfully, some big guns like NPR are fighting it. [link]
Since I suddenly have a surfeit of space, I've been going a little crazy with the downloading. I was wondering--what podcasts/vodcasts do you guys subscribe to? Doing some savvy browsing around iTunes has brought up a lot of stuff I really dig, like the World Cafe Live and some americana/alt-country podcasts. What about ya'll?
I subscribe to:
NPR Health & Science, Talk of the Nation Science Friday, This American Life.
TAL
Out of the Past: Invesigating Film Noir
The Writer's Almanac - Garrison Keillor (5 mins a day)
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