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Okay, if you had a 7 AM flight tomorrow morning and your iPod was smelling a little not so fresh, what would you buy from iTunes tonight? The last things I downloaded were Snow Patrol, Imogen Heap, old They Might Be Giants, Nellie McKay, Ok Go, The Sounds, and Keane, to give you some vague sense of context for what I like (basically, anything except for super-twangy country).Also, some images I’ve been uploading to Flickr lately:From the Seahawks game last night that JB and Joe went to. MAN they had great seats, and it was a great game, too. I don’t even care about football and I’m pissed I didn’t get to go.The Boy, being cute.The Boy, being kind of a miserable S.O.B about wearing a raincoat. (But it was a green raincoat with a frog on it!
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Does he not understand the cuteness factor here? GOD.)This is how Riley dances: by doing a bunch of deep knee bends. If only he’d learn to kick, too, so we could get some hot Russian squat-dance action going.Heh. Stare all you want, bucko, that spoon trick only worked in the Matrix.I just talked to my coworker who is already in San Francisco, and on his direct flight from Seattle to SF, the same flight I’ll be on tomorrow, the airline managed to lose his luggage. I am currently in the midst of defying the laws of physics to cram everything I need for a week of tradeshow mania into one small bag, which I had planned on checking (because do I travel with millions of bottles of various unguents, all of which are now banned from carryons? YES I DO), and if this thing gets lostwell, I’ll be the girl at Macworld with no extra clothes, no toiletries, and no deodorant.
In other words, I’ll fit right in.(Dear United: that statement was in no way meant to tempt you to send my suitcase hurtling into a black hole, never to return. If I am separated from my hairdryer for more than 24 hours I break out in giant hives, so pleasethink of the children.) Comments. Oh, Linda, you’ve already left Washington for Macworld and I hope your luggage made it to you safely. I’ve actually been sitting here writing down with pen-and-paper all the recommendations here because I am THAT MUCH of a whore for music recommendations. Especially since so many of the artists you mentioned in your original post are already in my iPod. Did you know you have probably 7 votes for Regina Spektor here?
I’ve never heard of her; I’m going there first on iTunes. The next runner-up is Tegan and Sara, and I’m doubtful just because of the name, but then again I LOVE Belle and Sebastian, so why should I judge?For my own recommendations, right now I totally LOVE Pete Yorn, KT Tunstall, OKGo, Under the Influence of Giants, The Subways, Snow Patrol, Death Cab, The ShinsHow about some singles? Here’s what I’ve most recently downloaded.“First Day of My Life” Bright Eyes“Homesick” Kings of Convenience“Wrapped Up In Books” Belle & Sebastian“Phantom Limb” The Shins“Run” Snow Patrol (I know you already have them, but this song is older and I almost missed it until I heard it at Deck the Hall Ball)“The New Year” Death Cab“Stitched Up” Herbie Hancock f/ John MayerMy three-year old daughter LOVES Dashboard Confessional’s “Don’t Wait.” So there. Maybe one for Riley?I really, really hope this helps you as much as all the recommendations will (hopefully) help me!LisaPS Want the list I made? I’ll be glad to send it to ya!.Orange Peacock onJanuary 8th, 2007 3:50 pm. I suck, I don’t know any of your music.
Right now I’m obsessed with the new (not yet out) Shins album, I think some tunes are available on iTunes. The newest Yo La Tengo album is really good, too. Mirah is what I’m listening to right now, I love her voice, and for cool voices Cat Power is another really good one. Also on tonight’s playlist are Andrew Bird, Calexico, Low, M. Ward, and The Decemberists (though I don’t recommend the newer M. Ward or Decemberists albums, I prefer their old stuff). I hope your stuff all arrives in San Francisco safely at the same time as you arrive!!.Susan onJanuary 8th, 2007 9:56 pm.
I might be too late, but here are my suggestions for the future. It seems like I have very similar taste to you.
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Here’s my most recent playlist:(I basically just download the most popular songs b/c I’m lazy and easily influenced like that)Joshua Radin, Lily Allen, Regina Spektor, 8mm, Ray LaMontagne, Sufjan Stevens, Jem, Jamie Cullum, Five for Fighting, Neutral Milk Hotel, Gary Jules, Amos Lee, Pedro the Lion, Tegan and Sara, Phoenix, Midlake, Rocco Deluca and the Burden, Jeff Buckley.onNovember 25th, 2007 10:35 pm.
The Shins' second album Chutes Too Narrow has finally received a UK release, having launched on US shores in October last year. It would have been a tough job for the Albuquerque quartet to fulfil the promise generated by debut effort Oh, Inverted World, which fought its way into the hearts of many critics, especially considering the band have uprooted to Portland and changed their line-up.At first glance, Chutes Too Narrow is a schizophrenic beast unsure whether to slot itself into the acoustic singer-songwriter niche or whether to rock out with electric Marr chords. However, on subsequent listens, you soon realise that the album’s charm rests upon this jarring jolt between quiet subtlety and overblown pop aesthetics. It has a pristine sound that can only sound the way it would had it been recorded in a confined, comfortable setting, so it’s no surprise that the album was recorded in lead vocalist James Mercer’s basement.
Weighing in at just around the thirty-four minute mark, Chutes Too Narrow is a fun, primary-colour driven acoustic-rock album that serves the listener more each time the listener inserts it into their stereo.Brilliantly opening with Kissing The Lipless, a song that begins barely, and starkly stripped down, before firing into crashing electric chords for the chorus that ring out as long as you want them to. It’s the sort of song that would prove to be the peak for most indie-pop outfits, and yet The Shins maintain the same form throughout. Mine’s Not A High Horse is a fun song dealing with inner-band turmoil, and has a wild frontier element to its production values, with keyboard-synthesized strings and a mesh of acoustic strumming.
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Single So Says I sounds like it would had The Violent Femmes recorded Hatful Of Hollow, and is a sunny, pounding number with heightened jingly-jangliness. Fighting In A Sack has sweaty adrenaline drenched all over the recording. You easily sense that the album is essentially a band playing live in a basement, and in turn you associate more raw integrity with the sounds. The harmonica sounds real along with the momentum-building drum fills. Pink Bullets and Young Pilgrims provide the album’s quieter, more introspective moments, and are so stripped-down you would be forgiven for claiming them as demos. But that’s the beauty of The Shins, they can do lo-fi and lull you in, and before you know it, they have you dancing around the room. We need your helpRunning a website like The Digital Fix - especially one with over and an - costs lots of money and we need your help.
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