aerosmith, wolf parade, sly and the family stone, rem, dead moon, yes, m ward, emerson lake and palmer, beatles, acid mothers temple, neutral milk hotel, elf power, randy newman, the national, kristen hersh, my morning jacket, husker du, mekons, radiohead, jim james, B52's, headlights, black mountain, whiskeytown, leonard cohen, Carla Bozulich
WFMU Blog has Dead Moon 9-32-01.
Rawkblog has a collection of live rarities from Wolf Parade.
Pop Drivel has recent live radio performances by the B52's and Headlights among others.
Ick Music has Sly and the Family Stone 10-5-68.
Aquarium Drunkard has The National 5-24-07.
I am Fuel You are Friends has an M Ward demo cassette.
Vinyl District has Beatles rarities.
Southern Shelter has Elf Power 3-29-08.
Good Bad Unknown has REM live 1992.
False 45th has Black Mountain 2-23-08.
Of Mirror Eye has Neutral Milk Hotel 4-18-98.
Stereogum continues their tribute series, this time it's Bjork's Post.
Anyone's Guess has My Morning Jacket 11-5-05.
Daytrotter has a session from Kristen Hersh.
Broadcaster House has Aerosmith 12-3-80.
Macktronic has Jim James and friends 3-15-08.
Big O has Radiohead 4-1-08, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Yes 2-18-72, and Randy Newman 6-11-72.
Captains Dead has Husker Du's Warehouse rehearsals, Leonard Cohen 5-1-93 and Whiskeytown 10-30-97.
Archive dot org eagle-eye and literary fiend Largehearted Boy finds Carla Bozulich 8-28-03,
Mekons 2-15-08 and three shows from Acid Mothers Temple 3-22-08, 3-23-08 and 3-24-08.
75orLess Records is proud to announce the third release in our "five releases in five weeks" series, this time Green Bay, Wisconsin's Turn Blue "It's Not What We Mean It's How We Mean" in a silkscreened edition of 125 copies. (Label limited to 25 copies). Heavily influenced by 60's and 70's pop, modern electronic music, and the blue-collar melancholy of Green Bay's industrial surroundings, Turn Blue is a band more interested in conveying emotion through complex melody and deceptively minimal soundscapes than conveying a meaning or message through played-out lyrical ideas. For fans of Elliott Smith, Wilco and Surf's Up-era Beach Boys. Twelve tracks for only $6.00 including shipping and handling. Download mp3s from the Turn Blue website and purchase a copy over at the label website.
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