Sad and wistful Sunday Music
TwinSisterMoon - The Spears Of The Wolfe (by JeromesPine)
(via scott williams WFMU, 4.14.12]
Jangly rock with a modernized Yardbirds flavor from Crystal Stilts 2008 debut album Alight of Night.
“Departure” by Crystal Stilts
“The Man Can’t Bust Our Music” ad appeared in underground papers and music magazines late in 1968. It was commercially clever, but soon proved embarrassing. Then-Columbia president Clive Davis worried that it identified the General Motors of rock “much too closely with the counterculture.” Rolling Stone lampooned CBS’s “identity crisis.” Underground papers pointed out that cool records did not deter the police from their appointed rounds.” — Abe Peck, Uncovering the Sixties: The Life and Times of the Underground Press
Charming French pop (sung in Italian) from 1967.
CLOTHILDE ” A ORA SO COS’E” (by bornbadrecords)
Americana rough raw and electric.
Be with me when I need a drink / Be with me when I die
A sweet and wistful song from Procol Harum’s 1969 release A Salty Dog.
Too Much Between Us Procol Harum.mpg (by jacobolanzas)
[Thanks Jill S.]
Great song by little known French folkies from the early 1970s.
Folkdove [FRA] - Same, 1972, (11. Sylvie). (by lyrkoss)
todf:
Russell Drake, Ronald Herder and Anne D. Modugno, How to Make Electronic Music (Educational Audio Visual Inc., 1975).
(Source: strange-fires)
CVS BANGERS IS THE AUDIOSCAPE FOR WHEN YOU’RE BUYING TAMPONS OR A 12 PACK OF CONDOMS, A SAMPLING OF THOSE MAGIC TUNES THAT PLAY WHEN YOU’RE CONTEMPLATING HOW RIDICULOUS YOU WOULD LOOK CARRYING 24 ROLLS OF TIOLET PAPER ON THE TRAIN, THOSE BITTERSWEET TUNES OF YESTERYEAR THAT SKIP THROUGH YOUR MIND AS YOU READ THE NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE BACK OF A BOX OF FROZEN PIZZA AND OPT FOR A PINT OF ICE CREAM INSTEAD, THOSE SPECIAL DITTIES THAT ACCOMPANY YOUR SMASHING THE BAR CODE OF A CAN OF RED BULL AGAINST THE SCANNER OF BROKEN SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE. CVS BANGERS IS COMMERCE ITSELF, AND COMMERCE, MY FACELESS INTERNET FRIENDS, IS BEAUTIFUL.
