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Friday, December 12, 2008
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momus, bruce springsteen, the wedding present, the new year, pavement, sting
Ick Music has Bruce Springsteen's Santa Boss is Coming to Town compilation.
Bradley's Almanac has The Wedding Present 10-6-08.
Momus is making his out of print albums available for free download. Here is The Poison Boyfriend originally released on Creation Records in 1987.
Funeral Pudding has two Pavement shows, 4-21-97 and 12-4-92.
Largehearted Boy lets you know that Eric Tamm has made his book Brian Eno: His Music and the Vertical Color of Sound available for free download.
The website has an interview and songs of an unknown origin from The New Year.
Next to Don Henley, few people suck the life out of rock and roll more than Sting. Big O has Sting from June 1993.
No Qualms compilation has been released. This double cd features 150 minutes of music by 43 bands, the majority of which are from Rhode Island, the homebase of 75orLess. Other performers on this compilation are from such diverse locations as Wisconsin, New Jersey, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Chicago, New Hampshire, Los Angeles, Connecticut, New Hampshire and France. Lots of free songs to download. This release is limited to 100 silkscreened copies and is only $7.00. You can order a copy over at the label website.
Track Listing
DISC ONE
1. Clouds & Monsters - Don't Pray
2. Memory Men - Sudden Flash
3. Coma Coma - You'll Find Out
4. MW Ensemble - Layers (live)
5. Killing Pablo - Student Film
6. The Spectacular Fantastic - Try Try Try
7. Alien Father - Sails on Boats... Beautiful
8. Prison or the Moon - Newport Directory
9. The Diepods - Slip Up
10. Six Star General - Drowning in Garbage
11. Fashion Failures - Serial Killer
12. Wolverton Brothers - That's Right!
13. Mustache Ride - Viceroy
14. The Jesse Minute - Milo
15. The Diggers - Song for the Space Mouse
16. von Doom - Black Light
17. The Propellers - Lifted
18. The RHD Players - Begging, Kicking, Screeching
19. Turn Blue - When The One The Sun Names (Happens Briefly)
20. Ben Pilgrim - I Will Hold Her Hand Again
21. Pop Rox - Pensacola
22. Nathan Xander - Trial By Fire
23. Suicide Bill - Suicide Summer
DISC TWO
1. Hope Anchor - Super Collider
2. Tanked 4M - Makers Mark #4
3. The Inclined - Just Not The Same
4. 15er - If You Don't Stand for Anything
5. The Dial MZ - Music from the Myth
6. The Masons with Bob Kendall - Undertow
7. Two Guys and Another Guy - Life's Harsh Reality
8. Next - All of Shat
9. Dopey Lopes - Girl in the Pizza Store Window
10. The Blood Moons - Downtown
11. The Cobra-Matics - Rocker
12. Nate Laban - Chubby
13. The Skinny Millionaires - No Imagination
14. Minky Starshine - Good to Me
15. Sharks Come Cruisin - Santo Allo
16. Baylies Band - Prince of Providence
17. Kill Kill Kill - Under the Thumb
18. SPVRS - Dragnet
19. The Empire Shall Fall - Kingdom
20. Guntaard - Deviants Night Out
75orLess
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