This is a better name and probably what i should use for the blog. This is stuff that I normally don't post because I fear that the tracks may be taken down or I may not think that it deserves its own post. Either way it is just more from JP's Blog
The people over at Cracked have finally disected how to go about listening and seeing how prog-rock works. They have made a guide that takes a look at everything, the fashion, the music and the naming system of the prog-rock culture. You can see that guider here.
The masterminds behind the “Dark Was The Night” compilation have been interviewed by nymag’s The Vulture. They discuss many things during the interview including their fist collaboration: “I guess we started writing songs together when we were 13. He wanted to play the guitar, so my parents ran to get him a guitar, and then the next day I felt neglected, so I got a bass. From the very beginning, we just sort of made things up together. That’s one of the great things about having a twin brother; you have a sort of feedback loop, where you can bounce things off of each other.”. You can read the full interview here.
This isn’t something that you see on Daytrotter, a high profile artist performing a session. Carly Simon played four tracks including ‘You’re So Vain’. You can download all the tracks here and listen to ‘You’re So Vain’ below.
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eMusic posted some indie artist and bands dressed in Halloween costumes. The gallery inclue My Morning Jacket and Justin Vernon from Bon Iver, which is probably my favourite because he is dressed as Garth from Wayne’s World. You can see the entire gallery here.
This is the track that Jarvis Cocker did for Wes Anderson’s adaption of Roald Dahl’s classic Fantastic Mr. Fox. The track is heaven for banjo and Jarvis Cocker fans. Cocker also plays Petey in the film. You can listen to the track below.
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