I Have a Copy of “Spiral Scratch” by the Buzzcocks on Vinyl…
…and you don’t. Unless you do. Click the image below for a rundown of why you should, courtesy of Shallyboy’s Music.
…and you don’t. Unless you do. Click the image below for a rundown of why you should, courtesy of Shallyboy’s Music.
52. REM — Automatic for the People In January 1999, I was on assignment for my first job at Nabisco Headquarters in New Jersey. I was driving a 1986 Lincoln Mk VII that I’d purchased for a song the previous August. I used to drive up from my Philadelphia apartment early Monday Morning and drive… Read More Rating My CD’s: Automatic for the People
Even if the band name is too precious by half, this sounds really good.
Yeah, that’s what I took from the news that he’s now working with Tom Jones. Jones is taking part in Third Man Records‘ Blue Series of singles, which features songs produced by White at his Third Man studio in Nashville. For his single, Jones recorded “Jezebel” and the blues song “Evil”, made famous for Howlin’ Wolf. Previous participants in the… Read More Jack White Aims to be the Man of the Hour
I hate “Imagine” by John Lennon. Hate it. I hate it’s sappy, maudlin piano riff; I hate it’s dull, lazy structure. I hate the video featuring Yoko just off to the side like some soul-engulfing gargoyle. I hate the insipid cartoon image of Lennon that packages the song. But most of all, I hate the lyrics,… Read More Imagine All The People…Liking Better Songs: A Fisking of John Lennon
“…yet we crave the virtuosity of the Satriani elite.” Smitty makes an excellent metaphor to describe the difficulty of the Tea Party and the Conservative blogsophere vis-a-vis the GOP establishment and primary field. Never forget that the Ramones, and the Sex Pistols, and the Clash, and the Dead Boys, and everyone else wanted to sell records.… Read More “We Are the Ramones in All Their Egalitarian Glory…”
But Japandroids on vinyl doesn’t sound too bad. They’re all fuzztoned out, but I find myself digging the spirit.
And when I say New Music, I mean new for me: El Camino by the Black Keys was a Christmas gift. It sounds pretty good so far, but I’m really still absorbing it. It’s definitely a departure from Brothers, and I haven’t decided if that’s a good thing yet. Yuck is Magnet’s Album of the Year, and… Read More New Music: Black Keys, Yuck, John Scofield
…and all I keep thinking is “How the hell do you pronounce ‘Weeknd’?” Do you just pronounce it normally, or do you say it like ‘weakened’? Because that’s pretty irritating.” Anyway, go ahead and download it here.
When I was a young fool, I wanted a record label all my own. OMG Vinyl is a blog with its own record label, Sweat Lodge Guru.