We've briefly posted about Campground Cooking before, but we sat down with the book over the weekend and forgot just how wonderful this thing really is. Thanks for posting the whole thing, Old Chum . Buy the last few over at Abe Books . MP3: Squeeze - Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
29 Temmuz 1925, güzel bir yaz günü. New York News için muhabirlik yapan Harry Warnecke’i arayan arkadaşı Centre Street’te yavrularını taşıyan bir kedi yüzünden trafiğin kesildiğini haber verir. Hemen bahsi geçen yere koşan Warnecke kedinin çoktan karşıya geçtiğini görür. Fakat o sırada trafiği durduran polisten, olayın fotoğrafını çekebilmek için kediyi bir kere daha karşıdan karşıya geçirmesine i zin vermesini ister. Polisi ikna eden gazeteci bu muhteşem kareyi anca üçüncü denemede yakalayabilmiştir. Günün kedili dinleme [...]
The new two-track release from Atlanta's White Woods is an insular drive through forgotten characters, darkening dust roads and small-town isolation. The sugar-sweet vocals are always more unsettling than comforting, and the sparse production plays-out like a film soundtrack dripping out of a half-broken radio. Lead track Big Talking is built around soft guitars, and captivating dual-vocals that trick, tease and seduce in equal measure. B-side Corner Town creeps through a barely-there acoustic strum, while an eerie xylophone takes hold of you, running its fingers through your fingers, begging you to stay, refusing to [...]
back in the good ol' 20th Century, people like me would use a fancy contraption called a cassette player to listen to music. it was the kind of device that didn't have a perfect sound or a digital screen. sometimes the sound may have even been a little wobbly and had a hisssssss. but cassettes were so much more convenient than those huge vinyl records. plus you could play them in your car! wow! the 1980's wouldn't have been the same without that cassette player in the car. sometimes, back in the 1990's, i used to buy [...]
Squeeze "Tommy" My love of Squeeze is almost entirely focused on their late 70s and early 80s material. This is the case for most people inclined to listen to Squeeze, really. I've just never connected with the later material, and to some extent, it's a matter of getting my Squeeze fix with the work I know I love. Forcing myself to listen to records like Domino and Some Fantastic Place feels like homework. Anyway! This is a song from the band's forthcoming album, and unlike a lot of late-period Squeeze, it is [...]
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Little Vic viciously tears through a banger provided by Supa Dave. He felt he needed to drop a braggadocio, murderous track for his fans... here it is. This track was originally created for a project with DCM, but I commandeered it & decided to leak it. Shout to my dude Peter Leo who amped me up during the session, and joined me on the hook. Shout to Menza who brought me the beat, and was present during the original & final sessions.
Even if this blog in concentrates on presenting Swedish music, I do get a lot of tips from artists and labels from around the world. So far I've chosen not to present anything here of this, but today I'm going to make an exception. And it's about Squeeze , a band I listened to a lot during the eighties, with the duo Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook's in the front, who seemed to be able to produce an endless stream of beautiful and playful pop melodies, which stuck in my head. "Cool For Cats", "Tempted" (with Paul Carrack's brilliant vocals), [...]
With the big family dinner holidays right around the corner, it's time to look at the best songs to pig out to. This week, it's songs about food! The typical song archetypes are very serious affairs. God, Murder, and Love, as Johnny Cash famously once put it, are the topics [...]
I never thought it would happen with me & the Squeeze song set in Clapham.
The last time they each played the Bank of America Pavilion, the B-52's headlined for the Go-Go's and Squeeze opened for Cheap Trick. Wednesday night, July 11, the B-52's opened... Support indie media! Read the rest at thephoenix.com . . .
En tuhaf şeyleri sabahları düşünürüm ben. Geceleri, gün ışığından sakladığımız, kılık değiştirmiş "fena fikirler" rüyalara üşüştüğü için belki de sabahları böyle oluyor insan. Herkesin vardır kılık değiştirmiş fena anıları. Onları rüyalarda görmek cesaret ister. Hatırlamak daha büyük cesaret. Anlamak ise insanın kendiyle muhabbetini artırır. O zaman zaten sen artık "varsındır". Biliyor musun ne düşünüyorum? Kendiyle konuşabilenler "vardır" sadece. Hiç ses vermiyorsan kendine, "olduğunu" nereden bileceksin ki? İnsan kendi tarafında olmalı Kendinle konuşmak için bir dilin olmalı. Yoksa sabahları, kötü bir ses, neler yapamadığını hatırlatarak, söylene söylene uyandırıyor insanı. [...]
The annual Seaside and MLK Concerts are back, check out this year's lineups below. Joan Jett and The Blackhearts at Virgin Free Fest (09/25/10) Photo : Jon Klemm ( more ) 2012 SEASIDE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES 07/12 A Tribute To Donna Summer: Gloria Gaynor, The Village People, The Trammps, Rose Royce 07/20 Friday Night Show: Squeeze, The Romantics 07/26 Oscar De Leon, Luis Enrique, N'Klabe 08/02 Dennis Deyoung, Lou Gramm 08/09 Joan Jett And The Blackhearts [...]
Let's step back into time when wearing bright neon colors and big hair was all the rave. Although looks have changed, nothing stopped the party on Saturday night at The Greek Theatre with the B-522s and Squeeze. After making an appearance at this year's Coachella, we were lucky to hear back from Squeeze so soon. Original members Glenn Tilbrook (still sporting the longest goatee I've ever seen) and smooth Chris Difford deserved full attendance as most people were still strolling in with their alcoholic beverages. Not sure if Squeeze is trying to get a [...]
Your spectacular Sunday: ► The Greek Theatre embraces nostalgia along with the start of summer with radical rock group the B-52s and pop legends Squeeze . ► Fool's Gold continues the summer series in Pasadena with an outdoor show at Levitt Pavilion. ► It's a stacked roster of pop at Universal City walk's Gibson Amphitheatre with Foster the People , Mayer Hawthorne and the County and Kimbra . ► The Soft Pack headlines the Bootleg with some new tunes (and [...]
[For your planning pleasure, here's a straight-up list of what's ahead this week, with our picks:] Incoming: Graffiti6, Warships, 2:54, the Heavy, Gardens & Villa, El-P, Keane, Jonathan Richman, the B-522s, Squeeze, Foster the People, the Soft Pack and more. Our staff picks of the week: @KRBronson recommends: U.K. funk-soul dynamos the Heavy return to the U.S. for a handful of shows in advance of the Aug. 21 release of their new album "The Glorious [...]
It's summer time! Officially. Finally. And that means it's time to see some outdoor shows, some bands from your youth, and maybe even see one of the worst concept tours I can possibly imagine. Thursday, June 21 Van Hunt with Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist at The Independent You never know what you're going to hear [...]
Squeeze Pop Up Shop 2012 UK Winter Tour Paul Heaton Announced As Special Guest Following their incredibly popular 2010 'Spot The Difference Tour' British legends Squeeze return with an extensive tour of the UK this November and December! Former Housemartin and Beautiful South front man Paul Heaton has just been announced as a special guest on all dates. Heaton and his band will be performing a [...]
With their first Coachella 2012 performances a not-quite-distant memory, over the weekend some artists engaged in live collaborations to make for unique experiences in their second fest go-around. John Fogerty joined the Black Keys , Annie Clark of St. Vincent sang with Andrew Bird, and Thom Yorke came out during Modeselektor's set to perform "Shipwreck." The spine tingling magical moment of the weekend was during Radiohead at the end of "Karma Police" when the crowd continued to sing "I Lost Myself" after the band had stopped. Check out the robust gallery of photos above and [...]
Idioteque - Radiohead @ HP Pavilion, San Jose, 2012-April-11. The incredible lighting as seen in the picture above is by Andi Watson ( interview ) who has been doing Radiohead's lighting/stage design since almost the beginning of when the band first started touring nationally. Thank you W.A.S.T.E. for the incredible seats. One of the best Radiohead shows I have ever seen, and that's mainly because of the lighting. ( More pictures: Flickr ) If you could travel back in time which at the rate of technological advancement (see: Technological [...]
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