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Kid Beyond - Deep Inside
- Kid Beyond
- Kid Beyond - Deep Inside
- Amplivate
Self Released
Wed Apr 30 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
Forest City Lovers - Orphans
- Forest City Lovers
- Forest City Lovers - Orphans
- Haunting Moon Sinking
Out Of This Spark
Tue Apr 29 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
The Old 97’s - The One
- The Old 97's
- The Old 97's - The One
- Blame It On Gravity
New West Records
Tue Apr 29 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
Panther - decisiondecision
Tue Apr 29 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
The Poor Excuses - Live @ Little Radio (4/28/08)
- The Poor Excuses
- The Poor Excuses - I'll Do It
- Come The Future
Self Released
Tue Apr 29 2008 · Posted in Live Sessions on littleradio.com
Mike Post’s Top 10 TV Show Theme Songs
For over 30 years the theme songs and episode montages have been marked in history by one man, thy name is Mike Post. Post is the youngest musician ever to be appointed as musical director for a television program at the tender age of 24, for The Andy Williams Show, and has won 5 Grammys. He’s been writing music that we all associate with our favorite TV shows growing up, well, at least mine...or maybe your parents?
The best and most memorable tunes come from the 70’s and 80’s, although he’s still banging out hits for Law & Order: Special Victim’s Unit and loads of other compositions. All of the quotes below are taken from IMBD, and they are classic descriptions.
Tue Apr 29 2008 · Posted in Daily on littleradio.com
What Made Milwaukee Famous - You May Be Right (Billy Joel Cover)
- What Made Milwaukee Famous
- What Made Milwaukee Famous - You May Be Right (Billy Joel Cover)
- Live
Barsuk
Mon Apr 28 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
Moomaw - March
Mon Apr 28 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
Dave’s Top 25 Albums of the 1990s
Here's my list. It's in no specific order and there is a list the same size that would be honorable mentions. All in all, what an amazing decade!!!
Afghan Whigs: Up In It (Sub Pop, 1991)
Ween: The Mollusk (Elektra, 1997)
Yo La Tengo: I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One (Matador, 1997)
Dinosaur Jr: Green Mind (Reprise, 1991)
Sonic Youth: Dirty (Geffen, 1992)
Fugees: The Score (Sony, 1996)
Treepeople: Guilt Regret Embarassment (K.,1990)
Beastie Boys: Check Your Head (Capitol, 1992)
Pavement: Slanted and Enchanted (Matador, 1992)
Tom Waits: Heartattack and Vine (Elektra, 1990)
Built to Spill: Ultimate Alternative Wavers (C/Z, 1993)
Wilco: A.M. (Reprise, 1995)
Elliott Smith: Either/Or (Kill Rock Stars, 1997)
Jeff Buckley: Grace (Sony, 1994)
Radiohead: OK Computer (Capitol, 1997)
Nirvana: Nevermind (Geffen, 1991)
Buffalo Tom: Let Me Come Over (Beggars, 1992)
Archers of Loaf: Vee Vee (Alias, 1995)
Wu-Tang Clan: Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers) - (RCA, 1993)
Janes Addiction: Ritual De Lo Habitual (Warner Bros., 1990)
Verve: A Storm In Heaven (Virgin, 1993)
Beck: Mutations (Geffen, 1998)
A Tribe Called Quest: The Low End Theory (Jive, 1991)
Rocket From the Crypt: Circa: Now! (Interscope, 1992)
Lenny Kravitz: Mama Said (Virgin, 1991)
Mon Apr 28 2008 · Posted in Daily on littleradio.com
The Rosewood Thieves - She Don’t Mind The Rain
Thu Apr 24 2008 · Posted in Songs on littleradio.com
Megafaun - Lazy Suicide
Bon Iver has been the toast of the Internet the past few months, and rightfully so, but here I want to spotlight, Megafaun, comprised of the members of his former band DeYarmond Edison.
Megafaun, which I misread as Mega”fun” several times last month (and almost, live, while on the air), are a North Carolina based band that call the Research Triangle home. Already an indie bedrock (insert your favorite Chapel Hill/Raleigh/Durham band here), the Triangle appears to be having a musical renaissance of late, and Megafaun are certainly a part of it. While it may have been the band’s connection to Bon Iver that initially caught my eye, it was “Find Your Mark’s” seventies-leaning, expansive, pop sensibilities that drew me in.
“Lazy Suicide,” with its anxious spoon clattering, rusty banjo, desperate vocals, and sub rosa guitar lead comes from a different space entirely. Ostensibly drawing on the Triangle’s rural surroundings, the track sounds like some kind of long lost 16 Horsepower outtake. Great stuff. The band released their six song EP, Bury The Square, last month, via the Table of The Elements label.
Download:
MP3: Megafaun :: Lazy Suicide
MP3: Megafaun :: Find Your Mark
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Amazon: Megafaun - Bury The Square
www.myspace.com/megafaun ++ www.myspace.com/tableoftheelements
Thu Apr 24 2008 · Posted in Daily on littleradio.com
Fleet Foxes - Drops In The River
- Fleet Foxes
- Fleet Foxes - Drops In The River
- Sun Giant EP
Sub Pop