Remixes That Won’t Make Your Ears Bleed – Volume #5

MP3: Q Lazarus – Goodbye Horses (Krikor Remix)
MP3: Coldplay – Clocks (Royksopp’s Trembling Heart Remix)
MP3: Pink Floyd & The Orb – Wish You Were Here (Atmosphere Remix)

MP3: Q Lazarus – Goodbye Horses (Krikor Remix)
MP3: Coldplay – Clocks (Royksopp’s Trembling Heart Remix)
MP3: Pink Floyd & The Orb – Wish You Were Here (Atmosphere Remix)
1.) Grizzly Bear – Veckatimest
2.) Mandy Moore – Amanda Leigh
3.) Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix (Buy)
4.) Eminem – Relapse
5.) Black Moth Super Rainbow – Eating Us
6.) Green Day – 21st Century Breakdown
7.) Yeah Yeah Yeahs – It’s Blitz!
8.) Passion Pit – Manners
9.) Silversun Pickups – Swoon
10.) St. Vincent – Actor
As of 5/25/2009
1.) Grizzly Bear – Veckatimest
2.) Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus
3.) Don Van Vliet – Paintings and Poem
4.) Sunn 0))) – Monoliths & Dimensions
5.) Grouper – Cover the Windows
6.) James Blackshaw – Glass Bead Game
7.) The Vaselines – Enter the Vaselines
8.) The Field – Yesterday and Today
9.) Ilyas Ahmed – Goner (Buy)
10.) Passion Pit – Manners
As of 5/31/2009
MP3: Ilyas Ahmed – Some Of None
MP3: Phoenix – Lasso

The Avett Brothers just announced the track listing for their forthcoming album, I and Love and You. Release date TBA.
Track Listing
1. I and Love and You
2. January Wedding
3. Head Full of Doubt, Road Full of Promise
4. And it Spread
5. The Perfect Space
6. Ten Thousand Words
7. Kick Drum Heart
8. Laundry Room
9. Ill with Want
10. Tin Man
11. Slight Figure of Speech
12. It Goes On and On
13. Incomplete and Insecure
Tour Dates:
6.11// Washington D.C.- Lisner Auditorium
6.12// New York, NY- Fillmore at Irving Plaza
6.13// New York, NY- Fillmore at Irving Plaza
6.14// Rochester, NY- Water Street Music Hall
6.16// Pittsburgh, PA- Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead
6.18// Grand Rapids, MI- Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
6.19// Akron, OH- Akron Civic Theatre
6.20// Columbus, OH- Newport Music Hall
The Avett Brothers live @ Stubbs – SXSW – 3/18/2009 (Click Here)
Rollo & Grady Recommended New Releases – Tuesday, June 2nd:
Cass McCombs – Catacombs (Buy)
Crosby Stills & Nash – Demos (Buy)
Eels – Hombre Lobo (Buy)
Gorillaz – Bananaz (DVD) (Buy)
Lee Fields & The Expressions – My World (Buy)
Neil Young – Neil Young Archives, Vol. 1: 1963-1972 (8-CD box set) (10-disc DVD box set) (Buy)
MP3: Eels – In My Dreams
MP3: Lee Fields & The Expressions – Last Ride
MP3: Cass McCombs – Harmonia
From Bob Lefsetz – Lefsetz Letter, June 1st
Who gives a shit? This is news?
Pearl Jam was the leading act of the nineties.
Radiohead paves the way in the twenty first century.
Furthermore, Pearl Jam’s very first album was its very best. And only hard core fans care about what the Seattle rockers are releasing today.
They’re gonna get a big check from Target. Even though Best Buy and Wal-Mart are better partners and would sell more product. Target will do a ton of advertising. But despite the carpet-bombing hype, the album still won’t sell much. More than the band’s recent opuses, but not much more. Because, like I said, their music is WAY past its peak.
As for the fans crying sell-out… Boofuckinghoo. Recorded music is essentially a giveaway. So the band is trying to monetize its efforts. And has a big enough name that a big corporation, ignorant as to the band’s limited reach, will pony up some bucks. Their kids need new shoes just like yours.
But wouldn’t it have been better if the band did something innovative?
Maybe JUST released the hundred dollar box, for fans? That’s right, the hard core gets the CD, the vinyl, the MP3s and a signed book. Hell, make it $70 unsigned, $150 signed. The key is to get more from the hard core.
Pearl Jam will probably do this. But Trent Reznor did it first. Trent’s got the best marketing ideas. If only his music was a bit more mainstream.
So, we’ve got no more heroes. It’s sad, I agree.

MP3: Bon Iver – Your Love (The Outfield Cover)
MP3: Bon Iver – Lovin’s For Fools (Sarah Siskind Cover)
Download:
Bon Iver – Blood Bank – EP (iTunes)