Monday, December 18, 2006

TiVo Alert

Musical highlights from the week in late-night TV...

Monday - Cold War Kids (Letterman), Scott Weiland (Leno)
Tuesday - nothing... get some sleep
Wednesday - Sean Lennon (Conan), Ok Go (Kimmel)
Thursday - The Killers (Leno), Gnarls Barkley (Kimmel)
Friday - Goo Goo Dolls (Carson Daly)

MJTV: Sufjan Stevens - Put the Lights on the Tree


An animated holiday video from the Sufjan Stevens holiday box set.

MJTV: U2 - It's Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)


One of the best moments of Bono's career are those "Baby please come home"s at the end...

MJTV: Billy Idol - Jingle Bell Rock


One of the strangest video moments this holiday comes from the Gen X man himself...

MJTV: Aimee Mann - Whatever Happened To Christmas


Aimee Mann's released one of the best Christmas CDs of the year. Here's a live in-studio performance of one of the songs from that record.

Sunday, December 17, 2006

MJTV: Marah - The Hustle


The. Best. American. Band. Period.

MJTV: The Drams - Unhinged (live)


Live action from Stubb's in Austin. Lead singer Brent Best is formerly of Slobberbone.

MJTV: Damien Rice & Lisa Hannigan - 9 Crimes


Performed live on the Leno show. Nice...

Most Wanted: 12.18.06

This week's top 20 airplay chart for Musical Justice:

Rank, Title, Artist (Label) Audience Spins
1. Punkrocker (w/ Iggy Pop) - Teddybears (STHLMWhite Label) 610 21
2. Country Girl - Primal Scream (Sony BMG) 588 20
3. Window In The Skies - U2m (Interscope) 584 21
4. For Us - Pete Yorn (Red Ink) 573 21
5. When You Were Young - The Killers (UMG) 562 22
6. Chicago - Sufjan Stevens (Asthmatic Kitty) 562 19
7. Leave Before The Lights Come On - Arctic Monkeys (Domino) 370 13
8. Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol (Fiction) 370 12
9. This Time - Starsailor (EMI) 356 12
10. Your Touch - The Black Keys (Nonesuch) 348 12
11. Crazy - Gnarls Barkley (Downtown) 326 11
12. Chips Ahoy! - The Hold Steady (Vagrant) 317 11
13. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is - Jet (Atlantic) 313 12
14. Hang Me Up To Dry - Cold War Kids (Downtown) 300 12
15. O Valencia! - The Decemberists (Capitol) 280 10
16. Town - Richard Buckner (Merge) 273 6
17. 9 Crimes - Damien Rice (Warner Bros.) 270 6
18. Truth Lies Low - The Drams (New West) 269 5
19. Just A Little Heat - The Black Keys (Nonesuch) 259 6
20. Think I'm In Love - Beck (Interscope) 251 11

Saturday, December 16, 2006

MJTV: Radiohead - Karma Police


Another classic from the archives. If Quentin Tarantino ever shot a Radiohead video, it would probably look like this...

MJTV: The White Stripes - Fell in Love with a Girl


The groundbreaking lego video that brought the Stripes to the world's attention.

MTJV: Matthew Ryan - Everybody Always Leaves


Music video for a track from the new Matthew Ryan CD "From a Late Night High Rise". Matthew's a friend of MJ and I'm glad to see this work getting some of the best reviews of his underrated career. I think the CD is only available for download on iTunes or from www.matthewryanonline.com

MJTV: Ryan Adams - Come Pick Me Up


Ryan with the Cardinals on Letterman doing the song I didn't think I'd ever see on TV... F-bomb and shit edited for sensitive ears...

MJTV: X - White Girl


The legendary LA band live from what looks like their last tour around 2004...

Friday, December 15, 2006

MJTV: The Clash - Interview on Tom Synder


More rare footage from 1981 when the Clash was on the verge...

MJTV: Bob Dylan On Johnny Cash Show


From Cash's late 60's variety show... rare vintage stuff!

MJTV: Ok Go - Here It Goes Again


Best video performance of the year...

MJTV: Nausea - Beck


I think this is an "unofficial" video, but if so, it's still pretty clever...

Thursday, December 14, 2006

MJTV: The Black Keys - Your Touch


Gunshots, a magic egg, ghosts, explosions and the Black Keys act... Pretty much everything you'd want in a video, right?

MJTV: Starsailor - This Time (Live Acoustic)


Starsailor's lead singer James Walsh, live & acoustic at the Apple Store in San Fran...

MJTV: Jet - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is



Another big fat hit single from the Aussie rockers...

MJTV: Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars (acoustic)


Live & acoustic on VH1...

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

MJTV: Arctic Monkeys- Leave Before The Lights Come On


New single/video from the Arctic Monkeys... another one from the "creepy" file.

MJTV: Gnarls Barkley - Crazy (live on Letterman)


A great live performance... song of the year?? If not this, then what?

MJTV: The Hold Steady - Chips Ahoy!


Funny low-rent video of the song that I can't get out of my head. Craig Finn has a face made for radio...

MJTV: The Decemberists - O Valencia


Recent performance from the Letterman show...

Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Cheap Thrills: 12.12.06

Cold War Kids have a downloadable EP of live covers, "Benefit At the District". You can download the MP3s and cover art here. Highlights are Elvis Costello's "Indoor Fireworks" and Fiona Apple's "Fast As You Can"...

http://coldwarkids.com/news.htm

Track List:
1. Indoor Fireworks
2. Fast As You Can
3. Die Die Die
4. I Don't Wanna Grow Up
5. Tonite, You Belong To Me
6. The Littlest Birds

MJTV: Cold War Kids - Hang Me Up To Dry


The internet buzz band from Long Beach... the song's better than the video in this case.

MJTV: Pete Yorn - For Us


A very strange video... what's up with that bird thing?

MJTV: U2 - Window in the Skies (in Tokyo)


Yeah, the new U2 single is a nod to the Beatles. Here's a version from Japanese TV, probably live vocals to a backing track and with on-screen kareoke lyrics. Pretty cheesy by U2 standards...

Everyone automatically defers to the Beatles or Stones when it comes time to talk about the greatest band ever. More and more, I think the case can be made that it's U2...

MJTV: Primal Scream - Country Girl


It never hurts to put a hot girl in a video, but this time it fits the song like a glove...

MJTV: Sufjan Stevens - Chicago


A live San Francisco performance of one of the top songs of 2006 on Musical Justice...

Buy These Now!

New in stores today from MJ artists... a very light holiday release schedule
  • Sonic Youth - The Destroyed Room: B-Sides And Rarities
  • Arab Strap - Ten Years of Tears
  • Tim Finn - Imaginary Kingdom
  • We Are Scientists - Crap Attack

Monday, December 11, 2006

MJTV: Drive-By Truckers - Lookout Mountain (live at The Metro in Chicago IL)


On the short list of candidates for best American band (DBT, Marah, the Hold Steady...and?)

MJTV: Gillian Welch - Time (The Revelator)


Usually I like to rock but when this haunting song gets in your head, watch out.

TiVo Alert

Musical highlights from this week's late night TV lineup...

Monday - Panic! At the Disco (Leno), Dashboard Confessional (Conan)
Tuesday - Gwen Stefani (Letterman), Landon Pigg (Carson Daly)
Wednesday - Jet (Late Late Show), Aimee Mann (Conan), The Living End (Kimmel)
Thursday - Goo Goo Dolls (Leno), Beck (Kimmel)
Friday - Ok Go (Carson Daly)

Most Wanted: 12.11.06

This week's top 20 airplay chart for Musical Justice:

Rank, Title, Artist (Label) Audience Spins
1. Chicago - Sufjan Stevens (Asthmatic Kitty) 667 21
2. Country Girl - Primal Scream (Sony BMG) 664 22
3. Window In The Skies - U2 (Interscope) 664 21
4. For Us - Pete Yorn (Red Ink) 630 21
5. When You Were Young - Killers (UMG) 626 22
6. Punkrocker (w/ Iggy Pop) -Teddybears (STHLMWhite Label) 616 21
7. Hang Me Up To Dry - Cold War Kids (Downtown) 407 12
8. Think I'm In Love - Beck (Interscope) 403 11
9. O Valencia! - Decemberists (Capitol) 391 11
10. Crazy - Gnarls Barkley (Downtown) 376 12
11. Leave Before The Lights Come On - Arctic Monkeys (Domino) 370 12

12. Chips Ahoy! - The Hold Steady (Vagrant) 364 12
13. Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol (Fiction) 336 13
14. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is - Jet (Atlantic) 326 13
15. This Time - Starsailor (EMI) 316 13
16. Your Touch - The Black Keys (Nonesuch) 295 12
17. Nausea - Beck (Interscope) 254 12
18. The Lottery - Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton (Last Gang) 244 6
19. Fighting For Your Life - David Mead (Triplea.com) 237 6
20. What Does It Mean Now? - World Party (Seaview) 232 6

Friday, October 20, 2006

MJTV: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California


Because great and commercial don't always have to be mutually exclusive. Live performance from Fuse...

MJTV: James McMurtry - We Can't Make It Here


Live version of McMurtry's scorching indictment of the ongoing war against the Middle Class declared by the current power elites. From the Chicago show "Corporate Country Sucks"...

MJTV: Margot & The Nuclear So And So's - Jen Is Bringing The Drugs


My favorite new band so far in 2006 is Margot & the Nuclear So & So's. This is a rare intimate acoustic performance from thetripwire.com...

MJTV: Kaiser Chiefs - I Predict a Riot


Since the videos I've included so far have been older, here's the Chiefs live from the 2005 Glastonbury Festival. When Ricky Wilson goes into the crowd, you gotta wonder if he's coming back in one piece...

Thursday, October 19, 2006

MJTV: Social D - Bad Luck


Live Distortion from the House of Blues in the OC...

MJTV: Replacements - Kiss Me On The Bus (live)


The 'Mats classic performed on a well-known weekly comedy show... a rare major network TV appearance.

MJTV: Ramones @ CBGB 1974


In honor of the recent closing of CBGB's, here's an amazing early Ramones clip of "Judy is a Punk".

Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Introducing MJTV

The Jayhawks - Waiting For The Sun


Getting back into the swing of the blog with a new feature I'm calling MJTV. I'm going to be featuring video of bands, concerts and all things related to Musical Justice. First up... The Jayhawks.

Bands like the Jayhawks are the reason that Musical Justice exists. It would be a close contest between them and the Replacements to say which one was the best band in the past 25 years that never got the success they were due.

This video corrects the notion that this was just Marc Olsen's band in those early days... a young Gary Louris sings lead on what is, to many, their best song...

Monday, September 11, 2006

Breaking the Radio Silence

Hey all...

It's been awhile since the last post here. There's a lot going on personally these days for me. I'm getting married and moved into a new house (with lots of space for all my CDs and vinyl and cats) with a lot of DIY projects that needed to be done before the move. Actually, I'm still working on a lot of that stuff, including building a studio area for Musical Justice in my basement that should allow me to do several things on the station that I have wanted to do for awhile. Whatever other bandwidth I have for the station has gone into keeping the playlists fresh. But today I'm breaking radio silence on the blog to send anyone that reads this to go listen to the last days at WOXY.com.

WOXY was/is the best independent radio station in the world. They've been suffering financial problems since deciding to try to make a go of it as an internet-only station awhile ago. Last week, they announced that September 15th would be the last day barring a miracle with deep pockets. The station's always been a little more special for me, perhaps, because I was one of the people they consulted with for ideas on programming a modern rock station back before they went on the air. At the time, I was an entertainment writer for the Miami (University) Student paper and had written articles on the poor quality of local radio. After buying the station, the new owner Doug Balogh and I talked several times as he gathered ideas from many sources that would ultimately become The Future of Rock and Roll. I graduated in the summer of 1983 and that fall, 97-X was on the air. I watched proudly from afar as it became widely recognized as one of the best independent modern rock stations in the world.

WOXY is one of the few places that really plays new music... first... breaking new records before you hear them anywhere else. In many ways, it was the inspiration for what I do now with Musical Justice. I was always pretty excited when I'd find something that they weren't playing yet and could get it on the air before them like when I brought back import-only Tom Vek and Hard-Fi CDs from my trip to London last summer. Needless to say, it was a competition in my mind only... :)

So, for the rest of this week, go listen to WOXY. Listen to how radio should be done. I can only hope to be a poor man's version of them with my one man operation out of my new basement bunker here in the Dust Bowl.

Tuesday, May 23, 2006

I Predict Hit & Run?

According to the Kaiser Chiefs website, lead singer Ricky Wilson narrowly escaped becoming road kill...
He's the luckiest man alive, because he is still alive, it sounds daft, but a 'Ricky trademark jump' has probably saved his life. The jump meant he was flipped over the top of the car, hitting the windscreen, rather than getting trapped under it. He was crossing on a green pedestrian light. Whether it was a joyrider, wreckless driving or drunk driving we still don't know. Police are investigating - we'd like to thank the witnesses that have come forward so far.

The Money Shot: Reinventing The Strokes

The Independent interviews the band...
That The Strokes really care about their music has been well documented, but there's an ulterior motive to Casablancas' perfectionism that is less known: "I want to get better at my music so that I don't have to justify myself to journalists anymore," he says. Casablancas finds interviews excruciating. "Doing press is like talking to a bunch of bad psychiatrists," he chuckles. "It's so draining when every time you're talking to someone you know what you're saying is being judged."

Ticketmaster = Ticketscalper??

You decide... Here's the NY Times article.
Late this year the company plans to begin auctioning the best seats to concerts through ticketmaster.com.

With no official price ceiling on such tickets, Ticketmaster will be able to compete with brokers and scalpers for the highest price a market will bear.

"The tickets are worth what they're worth," said John Pleasants, Ticketmaster's president and chief executive. "If somebody wants to charge $50 for a ticket, but it's actually worth $1,000 on eBay, the ticket's worth $1,000. I think more and more, our clients — the promoters, the clients in the buildings and the bands themselves — are saying to themselves, `Maybe that money should be coming to me instead of Bob the Broker.' "

Coming Attractions: The Black Keys' Magic Potion

Billboard reports on the upcoming release from Radiohead's opening act...
Akron, Ohio-based rock duo the Black Keys have signed with Nonesuch Records. The group's label debut, "Magic Potion," will be released Sept. 12. As previously reported, the 12-track set will feature such songs as "Your Touch," "The Flame" and "It's Just Got To Be."

The Money Shot: E-Music Don't Need No Stinkin' DRM

Interesting article on the #2 internet music retailer...
"It's really not a philosophical decision; it's a practical one," says Pakman. "Early on, the belief was that we had to sell music in the only universally compatible format that existed. TiVo was just about to come out with MP3 playback on their machine and we didn't know if that was going to be big. There were a bunch of MP3 players on the market, including the iPod, and that market was growing. There were MP3 car stereos happening. There weren't any phones, but you can see that's where it was going. Everyone was putting MP3 in their device, so why not sell in a format that works in all those places?"

Sunday, May 21, 2006

TiVo Alert

A U2 repeat on Conan and the US late night debut for Gnarls Barkley top this week's listings...

Monday - U2 (Conan)
Tuesday - James Blunt (Letterman)
Wednesday - Gnarls Barkley (Conan)
Thursday - The Flaming Lips (Leno)
Friday - Gomez (Late Late Show)

Friday, May 19, 2006

The Worldwide Alternative in Rock

We've been using the slogan "Because Life's Too Short for Music That Sucks!" for more than 5 years. We won't be getting rid of it completely, but listeners are going to be hearing a new one in the very near future...

Musical Justice -- The Worldwide Alternative in Rock. TM

Thoughts? Like it? Hate it? Wanna buy a t-shirt? :)

Other suggestions?

Wednesday, May 17, 2006

R.E.M. joins fight to stop the end of the world as we know it...

Another reason to love/respect the gents in R.E.M...

R.E.M. is among a group of artists and musicians who have created their own petition requesting legislation they say would ensure that the Internet would remain a level playing field. More than 650,000 people have signed a petition supporting the legislation, while telecommunications companies push for a measure that would leave control in the hands of the Federal Communications Commission.

Network neutrality, also called Internet neutrality, is the idea that the smallest companies and writers have the same access, reach and control as their larger competitors on the Internet. Those seeking to protect the system with federal laws claim that neutrality is what has made the Internet popular, democratic and a haven for free speech.

Cheap Thrills 5.17.06

Today's daily top 10... definitely not all the usual suspects, which is nice...

  1. Rbally uncovers live Nirvana from Music Sources Studios in 1991
  2. Skatterbrain serves up breakfast with Radiohead on KROQ from 2003
  3. I am Fuel discovers Ron Sexsmith via Chris Martin and shares something off his upcoming CD
  4. The Torture Garden presents live Sufjan Stevens from SXSW
  5. I Heart Music re-evaluates his opinion of Feist and serves up some live KEXP tracks
  6. Blogs are For Dogs leaks new Futureheads from their upcoming (June 13th) new CD, News and Tributes...
  7. I Guess I'm Floating remembers Elliot Smith with 9 rare tracks
  8. Silence is a Rhythm Too celebrates the US release (finally) of buzz band Art Brut's debut
  9. When Apes Rule The Earth finds inspiration in the music of Josh Rouse
  10. GrapeJuice Plus digs up Beck's debut single

Thanks to today's contributing bloggers. Please support their blogs! To hear these artists and more, click here.

Disclaimer: These links are intended to help promote artists that Musical Justice plays. In the event that you sample an artist here and like 'em, please support those acts by buying legal copies of their music and going to see their live appearances. None of the MP3 are actually provided or hosted by us. We don't guarantee their quality and whenever you download things, you are assuming the risk that you might download viruses, spyware or other nasties. In the event that you are one of the artists listed above and you would like us to remove any links, please contact us and we will do so ASAP.

On The Road With... The Raconteurs

Jack and the boys follow up the release of Broken Boy Soldiers with North American and European tour dates...

05-18 New York, NY - Tower Records
06-07 Los Angeles, CA - Henry Fonda Theater
06-21 London, England - Hyde Park (Wireless Festival)
06-24 Scheesel, Germany - Hurricane Festival
06-25 Neuhausen O.E., Germany - Southside Festival
07-01 Werchter, Belgium - Werchter Festival
07-02 Roskilde, Denmark - Roskilde Festival
07-03 Malmo, Sweden - Folkets Park
07-05 Kristiansand, Norway - Quart Festival
07-06 Stockholm, Sweden - Münchenbryggeriet (Accelerator)
07-16 Denver, CO - Fillmore Auditorium
07-18 Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre
07-19 San Diego, CA - Soma
07-21 Los Angeles, Ca - Wiltern Theatre
07-23 San Francisco, CA - Warfield Theatre
07-25 Portland, OR - Roseland Theatre
07-26 Vancouver, British Columbia - Malkin Bowl
07-27 Seattle, WA - Moore Theatre
08-03 Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
08-04 Chicago, IL - Grant Park (Lollapalooza)
08-05 Ann Arbor, MI - Michigan Theatre
08-06 Cleveland, OH - House of Blues

On the Road With... Foo Fighters

The Foo Fighters announce their first acoustic tour and MTV News has the dates...

7/11 - Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre
7/13 - Berkeley, CA @ Berkeley Community Theatre
7/17 - San Diego, CA @ Civic Theater
8/16 - Upper Darby, PA @ Tower Theatre
8/21 - New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
8/22 - Boston, MA @ Wang Center
8/25 - Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre

The Money Shot: Bono

The U2 frontman continues his passionate plea for funds to support his anti-AIDS message in the Independente...

"Right now, people you will never meet, who will never be able to thank you, are depending on you for the life-saving drugs which buying this paper will buy. For hose people, my motivation or our (RED) motivation is irrelevant."

On The Road With... Bloc Party

Pitchfork reports on summer tour dates for the UK band...

06-24 Toronto, Ontario - Olympic Island
06-25 Chicago, IL - Intonation Festival
07-28 Boston, MA - Bank of America Pavilion
07-29 Brooklyn, NY - McCarran Pool
08-01 Anaheim, CA - The Grove
08-03 Los Angeles, CA - Greek Theatre
08-04 Berkeley, CA - Greek Theatre
08-05 San Diego, CA - Street Scene Festival
08-08 Mexico City, Mexico - TBA
08-09 Houston, TX - Warehouse Live
08-10 Austin, TX - Stubb's BBQ
08-19 Chelmsford, England - Hylands Park (V Festival)
08-20 Staffordshire, England - Weston Park (V Festival)

Monday, May 15, 2006

Buy These Now 5.16.06

A pretty good week in new releases this week featuring T-Bone Burnett's first solo release in 14 years, Jack White's side project and the follow-up to Snow Patrol's 2004 breakthrough, Final Straw... I'd give this week a "B+"...
  • T-Bone Burnett - True False Identity
  • Tim Easton - Ammunition
  • The Raconteurs - Broken Boy Soldiers
  • Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
  • The Zutons - Tired of Hanging Around
  • Twilight Singers - Powder Burns

Cheap Thrills 5.15.06

Today's top selections... Be sure to check out the live Springsteen gig that's destined to become a classic...
  1. The Late Greats shares live Beck from VH1 (and Part 2 is here)
  2. Kwaya Na Kisser unfreezes live Arctic Monkeys from a January show
  3. Strange Reaction dusts off Ramones' demos from 1975
  4. I Am Fuel has a great new Springsteen live show from BBC2
  5. Indiebloglive celebrates the release of the new Raconteurs cd with a live track
  6. Special Things takes a Walk on the Wild Side with The Strokes

Thanks to today's contributing bloggers. Please support their blogs! To hear these artists and more, click here.

Disclaimer: These links are intended to help promote artists that Musical Justice plays. In the event that you sample an artist here and like 'em, please support those acts by buying legal copies of their music and going to see their live appearances. None of the MP3 are actually provided or hosted by us. We don't guarantee their quality and whenever you download things, you are assuming the risk that you might download viruses, spyware or other nasties. In the event that you are one of the artists listed above and you would like us to remove any links, please contact us and we will do so ASAP.

Look out! We're taking over the world...

This UK article says that internet radio has surpassed AM/FM radio over there. Is it true in the United States too? I'd think that a higher percentage of our listenership is done over car radios and that satellite radio also has an impact. But maybe someday soon, you'll be able to listen to Musical Justice over the air too and then it's all over for the big boys! ;)
Nearly one in four (24 per cent) listens online compared with 21 per cent who tune in to analogue broadcasts. Seventeen per cent use digital (Dab) radio and nine per cent get the programmes via their TV. The remaining 29 per cent represent the proportion of Virgin regulars who do not tune in at all on a given day.

Sunday, May 14, 2006

The Money Shot: Pretty Girls Make Graves

Harp Magazine gets the band to talk about it's new CD, Elan Vital...
“People may say it’s not punk to use trumpets or accordions, but if you’re doing something different or something you think might be frowned upon by a lot of people, that’s upholding a punk mentality,” says Zollo. “I feel like it’s more punk to go to a show in a suit than it is to have a Mohawk and a skateboard,” says Clark. “Punk was a way of life, now it’s a genre.”

Coming Attractions: Thom Yorke Solo

NME and Billboard discuss the surprise announcement of a Thom Yorke solo CD at a Radiohead fan site ...
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke's debut solo album, "The Eraser," will be released in July via XL Recordings. The set was produced and arranged by longtime Radiohead collaborator Nigel Godrich. "Inevitably it is more beats and electronics, but it [is] songs," Yorke says of the project in an email to members of Radiohead's W.A.S.T.E. fan organization.

TiVo Alert

Looks like a good week in quantity AND quality this week, including the first U.S. late night appearance of the Raconteurs on Thursday...

Monday - T-Bone Burnett (Leno), Ben Lee (Kimmel)
Tuesday - Goo Goo Dolls (Leno), KT Tunstall (Carson Daly), Dresden Dolls (Kimmel)
Wednesday - People in Planes (Conan)
Thursday - Eagles of Death Metal (Letterman), The Raconteurs (Conan), Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (Carson Daly), Willie Nelson (The Daily Show)
Friday - The Eels (Carson Daly)

Saturday, May 13, 2006

The Money Shot: The Futureheads

The band's new release "News and Tributes" is slotted for June 13th...
"Some people wanted us to make the same record," says Barry Hyde. "We've been playing some songs off our first record for five years. You have enough of it. In rehearsals for this record, we'd stop songs that sounded too typical, like things we'd done before, and try to do something else."

Coming Attractions: OutKast

New OutKast before the end of the summer... has anyone found a copy of the single yet?
After numerous delays, the OutKast film "Idlewild" is now slated to arrive Aug. 25 in U.S. theaters, three days after the release of its LaFace soundtrack. The first single from the album, "Mighty O," leaked online earlier this week. The cut features OutKast's take on Cab Calloway's famous scatting from "Minnie the Moocher."

New World Party Video


I love World Party and I was really glad to see Karl Wallinger playing live again at SXSW this year. Back around 1997, I saw them on their last real U.S. tour and I can honestly say that the only performer that's ever impressed me more with the sheer range and intensity of his musical talents was Prince... and Prince is a much better dancer... ;)

Anyway, after suffering some health issues which nearly took his life, Wallinger's back with the U.S. release of "Dumbing Up". You can see the video for the first single "What Does It Mean Now?" here...

http://www.mp3.com/world-party/artists/5053/summary.html?q=world%20party

Thursday, May 11, 2006

Cheap Thrills 5.11.06

Cool new Radiohead, live tracks from the Boss, Pearl Jam, Beth Orton...

  1. Girlpants debuts some new live Radiohead: Radiohead - 4 Minute Warning/15 Step/Nude
  2. Indoor Fireworks remembers some live Pearl Jam from 2003: Pearl Jam - Can't Keep/Fatal/Immortality/Parting Ways/Off He Goes/Black (all live)
  3. Ickmusic's got live Bruce from the London show of the current tour: Bruce Springsteen and the Seeger Sessions Band - Intro/Oh Mary Don’t You Weep/John Henry/Johnny 99/Old Dan Tucker/Eyes on the Prize/Jesse James/Cadillac Ranch/Mystery Train/Long Black Veil/Erie Canal/My Oklahoma Home/How Can I Keep from Singing/Mrs. McGrath/Intro/How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?/Jacob’s Ladder/We Shall Overcome/Open All Night/Pay Me My Money Down/My City of Ruins/Buffalo Gals/You Can Look (But You Better not Touch)/When the Saints Go Marching In
  4. The Late Greats digs up some live Calexico: Calexico - Cruel/Deep Down/Roka/Yours and Mine
  5. French blog Interpretations Diverses shares un peu de Sonic Youth: Sonic Youth - Incinerate/Pink Steam
  6. Kwaya Na Kisser delivers Emmylou Harris outtakes: Emmylou Harris - All My Tears/Goodbye/Every Grain Of Sand/Orphan Girl/May This Be Love/Waltz Across/Texas Tonight/Never Be Gold/Sweet Old World/Deeper Well/Still Water/How Will I Ever Be Simple Again/Wrecking Ball
  7. Touch That Dial's anti-work theme includes Elvis Costello, The Ramones, Talking Heads, Futureheads and more...
  8. Captain's Dead shares live Great Lake Swimmers: Great Lake Swimmers - Moving Shaking/Merge A Vessel A Harbour/The Man With No Skin/Let's Trade Skins/I Will Never See The Sun/This is Not Like Home/Various Stages/Moving Pictures Silent Films/Innocent When You Dream
  9. The Late Greats scores again with live Beth Orton: Beth Orton - Heartland Truckstop/Conceived/Heart of Soul/Rectify
  10. Cable and Tweed's got duets, duets, duets including Bono & Frank Sinatra, Elvis Costello & Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash, Bjork & PJ Harvey, Beck & Thom Yorke and several others

Thanks to today's contributing bloggers. Please support their blogs! To hear these artists and more, click here.

Disclaimer: These links are intended to help promote artists that Musical Justice plays. In the event that you sample an artist here and like 'em, please support those acts by buying legal copies of their music and going to see their live appearances. None of the MP3 are actually provided or hosted by us. We don't guarantee their quality and whenever you download things, you are assuming the risk that you might download viruses, spyware or other nasties. In the event that you are one of the artists listed above and you would like us to remove any links, please contact us and we will do so ASAP.

Monday, May 08, 2006

Swapping Music Via the USPS?

Boston.com discusses the new website, lala.com, which is currently in beta test...
''It seems to be perfectly legal," Gibson said, for the same reason that retailers can buy and sell used books and CDs. ''If you are the owner of a particular physical copy of a CD or a book or anything that's copyrighted, you have the right to dispose of that CD or book any way you wish."

The Money Shot: One Pissed Flea

Flea speaks out on the leaking of the new Red Hot Chili Peppers CD to the Internet... ironically, at redhotchilipeppers.com...
"yes, we worked for a year and a half to make the epic record of our lives and it is sad to me for the business reasons of course i think we are selling something really cool and we put all we had into it, 28 songs, 2 hours of the best that we can offer and i think it is a fair deal for everyone and for people to just steal a poor sound quality version of it for free because some asshole stole it and put it on the internet is sad to me."

TiVo Alert

Not much going on this week on late night TV, although Conan's trip to Chicago finishes the week with a bang by nabbing Wilco...

Monday - El zippo...
Tuesday - The Little Willies (Letterman), Cheap Trick (Conan)
Wednesday - Chris Isaak (Late Late Show)
Thursday - Nada... Crickets...
Friday - Wilco (Conan)

Friday, April 28, 2006

Cheap Thrills 4.28.06

Lots of interesting live stuff...
  1. Stereogum highlights the comeback of World Party: World Party - Who Are You/Another 1000 Years/When You Come Back To Me/Is It Like Today
  2. Kwaya Na Kisser has Ben Harper's KCRW live set: Ben Harper - Intro/Morning Yearning/Reason To Mourn/Better Way/Both Sides of the Gun/Engraved Invitation/Interview with Ben/Black Rain/Please Don't Talk About Murder While I'm Eating/Picture In A Frame/Waiting For You
  3. Marathon Packs unearths Talking Heads demos from 1975: Talking Heads - Psycho Killer/Sugar on My Tongue/Tank You For Sending Me An Angel/Want to Live/Wish You Wouldn't Say That/Te Girls Want to Be With the Girls/Who Is It?/With Our Love/Stay Hungry/Tentative Decisions/Warning Sign/I'm Not In Love/The Book I Read/Love Goes to Building on Fire/No Compassion
  4. I am Fuel catches up with Pete Yorn and drops a megaload of rarities and even leaks a couple new tracks: Pete Yorn - Old Boy/For Us/When She's Mine/Don't Mean Nothin'/Broken Bottle/Baby I'm Gone/Knew Enough To Know Nothing At All/Seventeen/Hunter Green/Rooftop/Model American/Farmer vs. River/You Never Knew/China Girl/Just My Imagination/New York City Serenage/Chimes of Freedom/Splendid Isolation/Suspicious Minds/Ever Fallen In Love/Undercover/Red Right Hand
  5. Ickmusic unleashes the Clash live in France from 1981: The Clash - London Calling/Safe European Home/The Leader /Somebody Got Murdered /White Man in Hammersmith /Palais/The Guns of Brixton/Lightning Strikes (not once but twice)/I Fought The Law/Corner Soul/Ivan Meets G.I. Joe/Radio Clash/Charlie Don’t Surf/Magnificent Seven/Bankrobber/Wrong ‘Em Boyo/Train in Vain
  6. The Late Greats sow some live Hem: Hem - The Golden Day Is Dying/Rainy Night In Georgia/Betting On Trains/The Fire Thief/My Father's Waltz/Reservoir/The City And The Traveler/Jackson/When I Was Drinking/South Central Rain/I'll Dream Of You Tonight/Cincinnati Traveller/Strays/Lucky/Sailor/The Pills Stopped Working/Carry Me Home/Half Acre/Radiation Vibe/Old Adam/Pacific Street
  7. Rbally's got Pearl Jam's recent SNL appearance: Pearl Jam - World Wide Suicide/Severed Hand
  8. I Heart Music features Editors and Voxtrot: Editors - All Sparks/Bullets/Fingers in The Factories/Lights/Munich/Voxtrot - Heaven/Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, Wives/Rise Up In The Dirt/Soft And Warm
  9. Rbally scores again with Broken Social Scene on KCRW: Broken Social Scene - Intro/Super Connected/Interlude/Hand Jobs For The Holidays/Major Label Debut/Interview/Ibi Dreams Of Pavement (A Better Day)/All My Friends Are Magazines/Outro/Intuition
  10. Let's Kiss and Make Up's Song of the Day features Morrissey: Morrissey - Irish Blood English Heart (live)/There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (live)/Disappointed (live)/He Knows I'd Love To See Him (live)/We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful (live)/Tomorrow

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Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Cheap Thrills 4.26.06

Check out the Pulp, Spoon, Bruce, Bjork and other goodies...

  1. Obscure Sound digs into the vault for this Pulp show @ Glastonbury in 1995 that NME called one of the top 100 moments in rock history: Pulp - Intro/Do You Remember the First Time/Razzmatazz/Monday Morning/Underwear/Sorted for E’s and Whizz/Disco 2000/Joyriders/Acrylic Afternoons/Misshapes/Pink Glove/Babies/Common People/Something Changed/I Spy
  2. I am Fuel logs in again with Ryan Adams' Bedhead Volume 3: Ryan Adams - A Kiss Before I Go/My Winding Wheel/Games/Mockingbird Song/This Is It/Come Pick Me Up/The Hardest Part/Strawberry Wine/Hard Way To Fall/Tennessee Sucks/Oh My Sweet Carolina/La Cienega Just Smiled/Brown Sugar/Expressway To Your Skull
  3. The Daily Growl touts Primal Scream: Primal Scream - Rocks/Call On Me/Funky Jam
  4. Kwaya Na Kisser finds some Bjork rarities: Bjork - Top of The World/Gotta Lotta Living To Do/Takk/O Borg Min Borg/Satisfaction/Visur Vatnsenda-Rosa/Nu Flyver Anton
  5. Stereogum leaks new Sufjan Stevens: Sufjan Stevens - The Henney Buggy Band
  6. Captain's Dead forks over some rare Spoon: Spoon - Anticipation/Back To The Fire/Chicago At Night/Cool It, You Need To Relax/Do The Manta Ray
  7. MP3blog shares some Eels demos: Eels - I'm Going To Stop Pretending That I Didn't Break Your Heart/Somebody Loves You
  8. New Music for Middle Aged Men remembers the legendary Jam: The Jam - David Watts/That's Entertainment/Style Council - Long Hot Summer/You're The Best Thing/Paul Weller - From The Floorboards Up/Come On, Let's Go
  9. Jefitoblog unveils tracks from the new Springsteen set: Bruce Springsteen - Old Dan Tucker/Pay Me My Money Down
  10. Mocking Music counts down the days to summer with a theme list that includes The Fiery Furnaces, Sublime, Kathleen Edwards, Death Cab For Cutie, The Bravery, Belle and Sebastian, Jason Collett, The Flaming Lips, Wilco, and Islands

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The Money Shot: Keane's Near-Breakup

Seems that the intensity of recording their next CD almost blew Keane apart...
"It got to the point where I was afraid that I would have to wake up the following morning and think about what I was going to do next," Rice-Oxley said. "To suddenly realize that everything was disappearing was incredibly frightening. We all loved the music we were making so much, but when you're dealing with things that were really personal to all of us, when you immerse yourself in the emotions we were writing about, it can't help but bring up bad things."

The Money Shot: Courtney Love

She's back from rehab and working on a new CD with Linda Perry...

"My dedication right now is to bring back the queen of rock and roll, and that's Courtney Love," she said. "That woman is brilliant, and I can't allow myself as a music lover and someone who really respects that artist to go down with 'America's Sweetheart'. That record sucked. She knows it. The world knows it. It was a horrible, crap-ass record."

Buy These Now 4.25.06

If not for the Springsteen CD, it'd be a very slow week... I'll give it a "B-"

  • Bruce Springsteen - We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions
  • Elf Power - Back to the Web
  • Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris - All the Roadrunning
  • Metric - Grow Up & Blow Away

Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Cheap Thrills 4.25.06

Kind of a catch-all day...
  1. Kill Your Co-Workers loves Beth Orton: Beth Orton - Worms/Shopping Trolly/Concrete Sky/This One's Gonna Bruise
  2. Badminton Stamps leaks unreleased Libertines tracks: The Libertines - The Delaney/Up The Bracket (Nomis Studio Demo)/Begging (Nomis Studio Demo)/What A Waster (Nomis Studio Demo)/Mayday (Nomis Studio Demo)
  3. The Cowmonkey's raving over Elbow: Elbow - Independent Women/Teardrop/1 Thing/McGreggor/The Good Day
  4. Looking At Them celebrates Rachael Yamagata's upcoming tour: Rachael Yamagata - Known For Years/I Want You/River
  5. My Old Kentucky Blog doles out live Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Details of War
  6. Neiles Life goes crazy over Death Cab: Death Cab For Cutie - I Will Follow You Into The Dark (live)/Movie Script Ending (live)/We Laugh Indoors (live)/Marching Bands of Manhattan (live)/Crooked Teeth/Talking Like Turnstiles
  7. Largehearted Boy links to Elf Power: Elf Power - An Old Familiar Scene/Evil Eye/Never Believe/The Winter Is Coming
  8. Lonesome Music's got Josh Ritter: Josh Ritter - Good Man/Monster Ballad
  9. When Apes Rule The Earth uncovers REM covering Leonard Cohen: REM - First We Take Manhatten
  10. Evan's Song A Day picks Elliott Smith: Elliott Smith - Bottle Up and Explode

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Monday, April 24, 2006

TiVo Alert

Looks like a good week to stay up late...

Monday – Daniel Powter (Leno), Neil Young (Conan), Train (Carson Daly)
Tuesday – The Flaming Lips (Letterman), The Secret Machines (Conan)
Wednesday – Eagles of Death Metal (Conan)
Thursday – Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris (Letterman), Panic at the Disco (Carson Daly)
Friday - Imogen Heap (Leno), Metric (Carson Daly)

Cheap Thrills 4.24.06

Today's top 10... rare Radiohead, Afghan Whigs, Bono... new Snow Patrol, DBT...
  1. Kwaya Na Kisser's got the goods with live and rare Radiohead: Radiohead - Airbag/Karma Police/The Bends/Exit Music [For A Film]/Subterranean Homesick Alien/My Iron Lung/Lucky /Planet Telex/No Surprises/Bones/Paranoid Android/Fake Plastic Trees/Let Down/Street Spirit/You/How To Disappear Completely/Lift/Big Boots/Big Ideas
  2. Captain's Dead unearths a live Afghan Whigs set from 1994: Afghan Whigs - Debonair/Turn on the Water/Be Sweet/The Dark End of the Street/What Jail Is Like/Regret/Gentlemen/I'm Her Slave/When We Two Parted/Fountain and Fairfax/Come See About Me/You My Flower/When Doves Cry/Retarded/My Curse
  3. Cable and Tweed antes up Bono: Bono - Two Shots of Happy, One Shot of Sad/Hallelujah/Save The Children/Can't Help Falling In Love/Let the Good Times Roll/Give Me Back My Job
  4. Lil Mike takes everyone to school with a wealth of Pete Seeger related material which includes tracks from Wilco, Billy Bragg, Bob Dylan, Leonard Nimoy, Woody Guthrie and others.
  5. The Torture Garden rounds up some rare live Shout Out Louds: Shout Out Louds - Wish I Was Dead/End Up Behind/My Friend and the Ink on His Fingers/The Comeback (acoustic)/The Comeback (RATATAT remix)/Wish I Was Dead pt. 2/Please Please Please/Hurry Up Let's Go/Go Sadness
  6. Phish & Chips is spinning a live broadcast of a solo Ben Harper show from 2003: Ben Harper - Burn One Down/Please Bleed/Alone /Waiting On An Angel /Amen Omen /Widow Of A Living Man /When It's Good/She's Only Happy In The Sun/Woman In You/Sexual Healing/Diamonds On The Inside/Roses From My Friends/Pleasure And Pain
  7. Another Form of Relief shares live music from the Bens (Kweller, Lee & Folds): The Bens - BK Baby/Wasted & Ready/Running With Scissors/Something Borrowed, Something Blue/Army/I Touch Myself
  8. Music Slut leaks all over the new Snow Patrol: Snow Patrol - Beginning to Get to Me/Set Fire to the Third Bar
  9. Big Static adds a couple more tracks from the new DBT: Drive-By Truckers - Feb. 14th/Easy on Yourself
  10. Kwaya Na Kisser's got a slew of rare Jeff Buckley tracks: Jeff Buckley - Cruel/Witches Rave/Dream of a Russian Princess/Eternal Life/Forget Her/Freaks of America Unite/Harem Man/Lover, You Should've Come Over/Sweet Thing/What Will You Say/Grace

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Friday, April 21, 2006

Dylan, G'n'R, Morrissey Top Roskilde Lineup

The lineup for Denmark's Roskilde Festival's been announced and it dwarfs pretty much anything here in the States. Here's some highlights:

ANIMAL COLLECTIVE, ARCTIC MONKEYS, CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH, GEORGE CLINTON PARLIAMENT / FUNKADELIC, DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE, BOB DYLAN, EDITORS , FRANZ FERDINAND, GUNS N’ ROSES, KAISER CHIEFS, LADY SOVEREIGN, JENNY LEWIS, MORRISSEY, THE RACONTEURS, JOSH ROUSE, SIGUR RÓS, THE STROKES, RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, ROGER WATERS PERFORMING THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, KANYE WEST

The Money Shot: The Flaming Lips

Harp interviews the always-quoteable Coyne:
Someone asked me if I had a title for the record, and I didn’t really have one but I said, “I have this title, it sounds kind of cool.” It went along, all this sort of stuff about how insane the religious right has become, and all this kind of inner politics of suicide bombers, and the whole mentality of the fanatical religious freaks, and how in a sense they all are self-proclaimed mystics. They seem to know some insight that just us regular people would never see.

Cheap Thrills 4.21.06

Lots and lots of cool live stuff, but the Kaiser Chiefs top the list IMHO...
  1. Kwaya Na Kisser starts a riot with the Kaiser Chiefs live... This is hot!!: Kaiser Chiefs - Na Na Na Na Naaa/Saturday Night/Everyday I Love You Less and Less/Born to Be a Dancer/I Predict a Riot/You Can Have It All/Hard Times Send Me/Modern Way/Oh My God/Time Honoured Tradition
  2. Obscure Sound brings the early live Franz Ferdinand: Franz Ferdinand - Cheating On You /Tell Her Tonight/Shopping For Blood/Jacqueline/Van Tango/Take Me Out/Love and Destroy/Auf Ausche/The Dark of the Matinee/Come On Home/40 Ft/Michael/Darts of Pleasure/This Fire
  3. Like Flies on Sherbet features early Velvet Underground: Velvet Underground - Run Run Run/Here She Comes Now/I'm Set Free/I Found a Reason/Foggy Notion/Over You/Sweet Bonnie Brown/It's Just Too Much
  4. Jeremy Peterson leaks some new Springsteen from the Seeger sessions: Bruce Springsteen - O Mary, Don't You Weep/Old Dan Tucker
  5. Berkeley Place hits the Decemberists from A to Z: The Decemberists - Angel Won’t You Call Me/Human Behavior/Chimbley Sweep/Engine Driver/Mr. Blue Sky/Here I Dreamed I Was An Architect/I’m Sticking With You/Legionnaire’s Lament/Every Day is Like Sunday/Bridges and Baloons/Your Love/Southern Girls/Stigmata/Up the Junction/Wuthering Heights/You Are My Sunshine
  6. This French blog has a bunch of live Dirty Pretty Things: Dirty Pretty Things - Deadwood/Doctors&Dealers/If You Love A Woman/Wondering/Gentry Cove/Bloodthirsty Bastards/You Fucking Love It/Death On The Stairs/Gin&Milk/The Enemy/Last of Small Town Playboys/Bang Bang/France/I Get Along(all live)
  7. MyExBestFriend cracks open the vault to share some rare Coldplay: Coldplay - Ladder To The Sun/Barbie Girl/Dilemma
  8. Rawking Refuses To Stop dusts off some old Sparklehorse: Sparklehorse - It's A Wonderful Life/Gold Day
  9. I am Fuel, You Are Friends gets generous with 18 live or unreleased Ray LaMontagne tracks: Ray LaMontagne - Amy/Lesson Learned/Until The Sun Turns Black/Country Girl/Still Can't Feel The Gin/You Should Belong To Me/I Can Get High/Life Is Long/Can I Stay?/Half Alive/Sarah/Write You A Letter/Lead Me On/Stone's Throw From Lonesome/You Got What I Want (So Why Don't You Give It To Me?)/Katie Belle (Gettin' High)/Simple Consolation/Three More Days/Heaven is a Honky Tonk
  10. I Rock Cleveland's Friday Rock Block includes a live Arctic Monkeys track: Arctic Monkeys - View From The Afternoon (live)

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Thursday, April 20, 2006

Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before...

Pete Doherty's doing his best to prove that there is such a thing as bad publicity... this is just sad.

The Babyshambles singer was stopped by plain clothes police officers while driving. According to a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police: "At 14.10 this afternoon two men, one aged 27 the other 21, were arrested after a vehicle was stopped in Roman Road, E2, by plain clothes officers in an unmarked police car on routine patrol. They were arrested for what was believed to be class A drugs with intent to supply and both men are currently being held in a east London police station. The older man was the passenger the younger the driver."

The new arrest comes just hours after Doherty was sentenced for admitting seven charges for possession of drugs at Thames Magistrates Court.

On the Road with... Fiona Apple

She's hitting it for a slew of dates, many of which include Damien Rice and all of which include the very-talented-but-sadly-underknown David Garza...

May 6: W. Palm Beach, Fla. (SunFest)
May 7: Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (House of Blues)
May 9: Myrtle Beach, S.C. (House of Blues)
June 20: Phoenix (Dodge)
June 21: Temecula, Calif. (Pechanga Resort)
June 23: San Diego (SDSU Open Air Theatre; w/ Damien Rice)
June 24: Los Angeles (Greek Theatre; w/ Damien Rice)
June 25: Santa Barbara, Calif. (County Bowl; w/ Damien Rice)
June 27: Saratoga, Calif. (Mountain Winery; w/ Damien Rice)
June 29: Concord, Calif. (Chronicle Pavilion; w/ Damien Rice)
June 30: Saratoga, Calif. (Mountain Winery)
July 1: Bend, Ore. (Lee Schwab Amphitheatre; w/ Damien Rice)
July 3: Seattle (Chateau Ste. Michelle; w/ Damien Rice)
July 5: Denver (City Lights Pavilion; w/ Damien Rice)
July 7: Dallas (Nokia Theatre; w/ Damien Rice)
July 8: Austin, Texas (Backyard; w/ Damien Rice)
July 9: Woodlands, Texas (Mitchell Pavilion)
July 12: Noblesville, Ind. (Verizon Wireless Music Center; w/ Damien Rice)
July 13: Chicago (Charter One Pavilion; w/ Damien Rice)
July 14: Minneapolis (Northrop Auditorium; w/ Damien Rice)
July 21: Boston (Bank of America Pavilion; w/ Damien Rice)
July 22: Wantagh, N.Y. (Jones Beach; w/ Damien Rice)
July 24: Uncasville, Conn. (Mohegan Sun; w/ Damien Rice)
July 26: New York (Central Park Summerstage; w/ Damien Rice)
July 28: Camden, N.J. (Tweeter Center; w/ Damien Rice)
July 29: Atlantic City, N.J. (Borgata; w/ Damien Rice)
July 31: Vienna, Va. (Wolf Trap; w/ Damien Rice)
Aug. 1: Virginia Beach, Va. (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre)
Aug. 2: Atlanta (Chastain Park)
Aug. 4: Tampa, Fla. (Ford Amphitheatre)
Aug. 5: Charlotte, N.C. (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre)
Aug. 6: Cary, N.C. (Koka Booth Amphitheatre)
Aug. 8: Pittsburgh (Chevrolet Amphitheatre)
Aug. 9: Clarkston, Mich. (DTE Energy Music Center)
Aug. 10: Cleveland (Plain Dealer Pavilion)

Cheap Thrills 4.20.06

Today's top 10 has B-sides from DCFC and the Lips, rare Jellyfish, live Rufus Wainwright...
  1. I Guess I'm Floating shares Flaming Lips' B-Sides: The Flaming Lips - You've Got To Hold On/Time Travel...Yes!!
  2. ANABlog's bringing the Tapes 'n Tapes: Tapes 'n Tapes - Just Drums/Omaha/10 Gallon Ascots/Insistor/Manitoba/Jakov's Suite
  3. The Rich Girls Are Weeping goes crazy on Kelly Hogan and Neko Case: Neko Case - Knock Loud/Favorite/Set Out Running/Hex/Rated X/My '63/ Kelly Hogan - It's Only Make Believe/Hanky Panky Woman/Strayed/Living Without You/No Bobby Don't
  4. Jefitoblog's dishing out rare Jellyfish: Jellyfish - Glutton of Sympathy/Baby’s Coming Back /That is Why/The Ghost at Number One/Joining a Fan Club/I Can Hear the Grass Grow/New Mistake/Eleanor Rigby/S.O.S./All is Forgiven/Sabrina, Paste and Plato/The Man I Used to Be/New Mistake/Think About Your Troubles
  5. Bars and Guitars with another track from the new DBT: Drive-By Truckers - Daylight
  6. Rbally's blogging on live Rufus Wainwright from a recent show on Radio Wales: Rufus Wainwright - Crumb By Crumb/Hometown Waltz/Vibrate/Grey Gardens/This Love Affair/The One You Love/Beautiful Child/Memphis Skyline/Beauty Mark/Little Sister/Dinner At Eight/I Don't Know What it Is/Pretty Things/California
  7. Marathonpacks dusts off XTC Nonesuch demos: XTC - Dear Madam Barnum /Crocodile / Holly Up On Poppy/War Dance (Fast Version)
  8. So Much Silence's got some live Raconteurs fresh off the presses: Yellow Sun/Steady As She Goes/Blue Veins
  9. I don't speak much french, but here's some rare Black Keys: The Black Keys - Have Mercy on Me/She Said She Said/Keep Your Hands Off Her
  10. Kwaya Na Kisser's diggin' Mylo's effort to Destroy Rock 'n' Roll: Mylo - Drop the Pressure (original album version)/Drop the Pressure (Martin Diaz Mix)/Dr. Pressure (album version of the "Drop the Pressure" and Miami Sound Machine's "Dr Beat" mash-up)/Drop the Pressure Vs. Dr. Beat (original mash-up)/Muscle Cars (original album version)/Muscle Cars (Freeform Five remix)/Valley of the Dolls (original album version)
  11. BONUS -- Mocking Music's got a Death Cab B-side: Death Cab For Cutie - Gridlock Caravans

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Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Cheap Thrills 4.19.06

Hey gang... I'm gonna try something new on these MP3 link postings. Believe it or not, putting together an entry with 30+ entries takes a really long time, so for the time being, I'm going to turn this into a list of the 10 best links (IMHO) that I hit each day. The good news for you is that you should be able to find the cream of the crop a lot easier. Anyway, let's see how this works.

Here's the first list...
  1. Cable and Tweed's rare U2 pre-contract stuff from 1978-1980: (U2 - The Fool/Street Mission/The Magic Carpet/Alone in the Light/Boy-Girl/Another Day/The Dream is Over/Touch/An Cat Dubh)
  2. So Much Silence features live Elbow: (Elbow - The Stops/Fugitive Motel/Leaders of the Free World/Red/Great Expectations/Mexican Standoff/Puncture Repair/Switching Off)
  3. More live Pornos (All Things Considered) from Kwaya Na Kisser: (New Pornographers - Twin Cinema/Use It/July Jones/Jackie/Graceland/From Blown Speakers/The End of Medicine/Testament to Youth in Verse/The Body Says No/Breakin' The Law/The Slow Descent into Alcoholism/The Bleeding Heart Show/Sing Me Spanish Techno)
  4. YuppiePunk's Dead Rock Stars post: (Dan Bern - Kurt/Rhett Miller - The Believer)
  5. When Apes Rule The Earth's Hallelujah theme: (Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah/Bob Dylan - Hallelujah (live)/Bono - Hallelujah/Rufus Wainwright - Hallelujah)
  6. Tom Waits from Kwaya Na Kisser : (Tom Waits - Ol '55/Shiver Me Timbers/I Hope I Don't Fall In Love With You)
  7. The Rawking Refuses To Stop on Josh Ritter : (Josh Ritter - Girl in the War/Thin Blue Flame)
  8. In House w Jeremy Peterson's got the best track from the new DBT: (Drive-By Truckers - Aftermath USA)
  9. PocketTrax's three tracks from The Duke Spirit: (The Duke Spirit - Cuts Across The Land/Stubborn Stitches/Win Your Love)
  10. Jefitoblog features the power pop of Tommy Keene: (Tommy Keane - Black & White New York/Quit That Scene)
  11. BONUS: Indie Don't Dance remembers Grant Lee Buffalo: (Grant Lee Buffalo - Mockingbirds/Lone Star Song/Sing Along)

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On the Road with... The Flaming Lips

Pitchfork highlights the start of the Lips' tour tonight...

04-19 Edinburgh, Scotland - Usher Hall
04-22 London, England - Royal Albert Hall
04-24 Birmingham, England - Academy
04-27 Amsterdam, Holland - Paradiso
04-28 Paris, France - Bataclan
04-30 Bourge, France - Carré d'Auron/Palais des Congrés
05-02 Stockholm, Sweden - Cirkus
05-03 Copenhagen, Denmark - Tivoli Gardens
05-04 Hamburg, Germany - Markethall
05-21 Atlanta, GA - Centennial Park (Southern Comfort Music Experience)
05-24 San Diego, CA - SDSU Open Air Theater
05-27 George, WA - Gorge Amphitheatre (Sasquatch Festival)
05-28 Bend, OR - Les Schwab Amphitheater
06-02 Barcelona, Spain - Primavera Sound Festival
06-04 Gent, Belgium - Vooruit
06-05 Herleen, Holland - Pinkpop (John Peel Stage)
06-06 Cologne, Germany - Live Music Hall
06-10 Lawrence, KS - Clinton Lake State Park (Wakarusa Festival)
06-23 London, England - Hyde Park (Wireless Festival)
06-24 Kilkenny, Ireland - Nowlan Park
06-25 Leeds, England - Harewood House (Wireless Festival)
06-28 Munich, Germany - Elserhalle
07-01 Ferrara, Italy - Piazza Castello
07-22 Berkeley, CA - Greek Theatre
07-23 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Bowl
07-28 Twin Lakes, WI - Hedgpeth Festival
07-29 Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheater
08-03 Cleveland, OH - Blossom Music Center (Kuyahoga Festival)
08-05 Chicago, IL - Grant Park (Lollapalooza)
08-24 Saint Paul, MN - Minnesota State Fair/Grandstand
09-15 Austin, TX - Zilker Park (Austin City Limits Festival)


The Money Shot: Rhett Miller

Tufts Daily interviews the Old 97's frontman...
"This girl in Kentucky put us [the Old 97's] up one night - I shouldn't even tell this story, it's so sad!" Miller says. "The drummer, Phillip [Peeples], and I came downstairs, and she was sitting in the kitchen. There's a bunch of Hershey's bar wrappers on the floor, and there's three or four left in the pack, and she has chocolate all over her mouth, and she says, 'Do you want a Hershey bar? I hate them. I hate them.'"Miller shakes his head. "I wanted to give her a hug," he says. "It was just so sad - you heard the whole story in that sentiment."

On the Road with... Mark Olson & Gary Louris

Billboard reports the best news I'm likely to hear today even though I'm not on the West Coast. It's a short list of dates, but let's hope this gets some momentum...

After regrouping for a tour last year, Mark Olson and Gary Louris have once again reunited for brief Western U.S. swing this spring. The former principals of the now-defunct Jayhawks have 10 dates slated, beginning April 28 in Tuscon, Ariz. "There's obviously an audience for it and we like to do it. Sure, it's a bit of a money-maker, it's a job, but it's going to be fun," Louris tells Billboard.com. "One of the really appealing parts is to hang out with Mark and be friends again."While there are no official plans for the two to record again, Louris does not rule out the possibility. "I wouldn't want it to be the record that I have to market for the next two years, but I would enjoy making a record with Mark," the 51-year-old songwriter says. "We'd just have to find the time. But we wouldn't do a record that requires two months in the studio. Mark likes to write and make stuff in a grassroots situation. We don't get too fancy."
And the tour dates...

April 28: Tuscon, Ariz. (Rialto Theater)
April 29: Flagstaff, Ariz. (Orpheum Theater)
May 1-2: Los Angeles (Troubadour)
May 3: Solana Beach, Calif. (Belly Up)
May 6: Santa Cruz, Calif. (Rio Theater)
May 7-8: San Francisco (Great American Music Hall)
May 11: Portland, Ore. (Aladdin)
May 12: Seattle (Showbox)

Tuesday, April 18, 2006

Cheap Thrills 4.18.06

Cool covers, live Pornos, second half of yesterday's live Belle & Sebastian, rare Ryan Adams tracks...

Thanks to today's contributing bloggers. Please support their blogs! To hear these artists and more, click here.

Disclaimer: These links are intended to help promote artists that Musical Justice plays. In the event that you sample an artist here and like 'em, please support those acts by buying legal copies of their music and going to see their live appearances. None of the MP3 are actually provided or hosted by us. We don't guarantee their quality and whenever you download things, you are assuming the risk that you might download viruses, spyware or other nasties. In the event that you are one of the artists listed above and you would like us to remove any links, please contact us and we will do so ASAP.

Jack & Coke

NME talks about it here... and here's the link to the leaked ad.

The much anticipated Jack White-penned Coca-Cola advert has leaked on the internet. The White Stripes man has written and sings the advert's songs which boasts an uplifting, brass-led tune and the chorus: "It's the right thing to do, and you know it, It's inside of you, so just show it, love is the truth."

Coming Attractions: Neil Young

Neil takes on the Pres...
Veteran rocker Neil Young has recorded a protest album featuring an anti-Iraq war track with "a holy vow to never kill again" and a song titled "Let's Impeach the President." The 10-track set, "Living with War," was recorded this month by a "power trio" -- electric guitar, bass and drums -- plus trumpet and a 100 voices, Young announced on his Web site.

Buy These Now 4.18.06

Any week that features a new DBT CD is automatically a cut above the rest. The live Stereophonics CD looks like an attempt to cash in on their live rep. Overall, I'll give the week a "B" on the strength of DBT's effort which'll make a lot of year end Top 10s...

  • Drive-By Truckers - A Blessing and a Curse
  • Richard Butler - Richard Butler
  • Elefant - The Black Magic Show
  • The Secret Machines - Ten Silver Drops
  • Stereophonics - Live from Dakota
  • Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs - Under the Covers Vol. 1

Monday, April 17, 2006

Cheap Thrills 4.17.06

Check out the live Belle & Sebastian!



Thanks to today's contributing bloggers. Please support their blogs! To hear these artists and more, click here.

Disclaimer: These links are intended to help promote artists that Musical Justice plays. In the event that you sample an artist here and like 'em, please support those acts by buying legal copies of their music and going to see their live appearances. None of the MP3 are actually provided or hosted by us. We don't guarantee their quality and whenever you download things, you are assuming the risk that you might download viruses, spyware or other nasties. In the event that you are one of the artists listed above and you would like us to remove any links, please contact us and we will do so ASAP.

TiVo Alert

Highlights from the week in late night music...

Tuesday - Supergrass (Carson Daly), Bril (Jimmy Kimmel)
Wednesday - Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs (Leno), Dresden Dolls (Kimmel), Tom Russell (Letterman)
Thursday - Jenny Lewis (Letterman)
Friday - Neil Young (C0nan), Mat Kearney (Carson Daly), Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Letterman)

Before They Make Me Run

In honor of the new DBT release, A Blessing and a Curse, here's Patterson Hood doing 6 live Stones covers...

On the Road with... Bruce

Billboard reports on Springsteen's upcoming tour...

April 30: New Orleans (Jazz & Heritage Festival)
May 27: Boston (TD Bank North Garden)
May 28: Bristow, Va. (Nissan Pavilion)
May 30: Columbus, Ohio (Germain Amphitheatre)
May 31: Noblesville, Ind. (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre)
June 3: Phoenix (Glendale Arena)
June 5: Los Angeles (Greek Theatre)
June 6: San Francisco (Concord Pavilion)
June 10: Des Moines, Iowa (Wells Fargo Arena)
June 11: St. Paul, Minn. (Xcel Arena)
June 13: Chicago (First MidWest Bank Amphitheater)
June 14: Milwaukee (Bradley Center)
June 16: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio (Blossom Music Center)
June 17: Clarkston, Mich. (DTE Energy Center)
June 20: Camden, N.J. (Camden Tweeter Waterfront Amphitheater)
June 21: Saratoga, N.Y. (Saratoga Performing Arts Center)
June 22: New York (Madison Square Garden)
June 24-25: Holmdel, N.J. (PNC Bank Arts Center)

The Money Shot: Stooges Reunite!

Iggy and the boys are working on their first new album since 1973...

"All the same passions and problems are there," Pop tells Billboard of writing with Scott and Ron Asheton. "But the problems are in a more muted style. I'm still the showoff in the group that gets all the attention. Everyone has their role. It's pretty much the way it was in high school."

It's Been Awhile...

Not sure if anyone's out there, but I think it's time to fire this blog back up. There's still a lot of behind the scenes stuff going on and taking longer than expected. That's the life of a one-man shop, eh?

Anyway, I'm gonna do my best to hit this on a daily (weekday) basis going forward. Let's see how far I get...

Friday, March 03, 2006

Still here...

Hey everyone... sorry about the lack of blogging this week. All I can say is there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes and some big announcements on the horizon... just not quite yet.

For those of you who are having problems reaching the Live365 website to listen to the Musical Justice radio station, evidently there is a problem with Live365's DNS entry. Simply put, DNS is what translates the internet address you type (such as www.live365.com) into an internet address that a computer connected to the internet can read (such as 216.235.80.35). These entries are stored in large databases and your internet service provider (ISP) gets updates, usually on some kind of regular schedule ranging from hours to days.

At this point, if you are still having a problem connecting, it's likely that your ISP doesn't update these tables as frequently as some do. I'm able to connect to the website from from my work connection, but my home Road Runner account was still having a problem as of noon today.

Since you can't get to the Live365 website if you're experiencing this problem, you won't be able to see the workaround they've posted so I'm going to cut and paste it below if you are so inclined to give it a try.

We want to apologize to those who are experiencing the unexpected issues due to a change on our Domain Name Service server. We expect a number of affected ISPs to pick up the new information by 6 PM tonight.

In the mean time, you can access Live365 by manually setting your computer's DNS to point directly to our DNS server at 216.235.80.35 as a temporary work-around.

Windows users:

Go to Control Panel>Network Connections and select your local network.
Click Properties, and then select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
Click Properties.
Click ‘Advanced’ and select the ‘DNS’ Window.
Click ‘Add’ to add our DNS 216.235.80.35
Select our DNS address from the list and click on the ‘up’ arrow to the right and move our DNS to the top of your DNS list.
Click ‘OK’ and restart your computer.

Mac users:
Open your Mac Hard Drive
Click ‘Applications’
Open ‘System Preferences’
Under ‘Internet&Network’, Select ‘Network’
Click ‘Configure’
Select the ‘TCP/IP’ tab
Add our DNS server address 216.235.80.35
Click "Apply Now" and restart your computer.

Unfortunately, depending on 3rd party service provider’s domain settings, some networks may take longer to update than others to pick up the DNS changes throughout the entire Internet. The estimated time for the DNS updates to be completed by 6pm tonight.

There may be a few ISPs that are not able to access Live365 at this time. We will set up a forum for this.

If you continue to have problems please let me know by e-mail or in the comments.

Monday, February 27, 2006

We Don't Need No Stinkin' Hummer Money

The Thermals turn down big bucks from Hummer...
The Thermals, a rambunctious rock band from Portland, Ore., were en route between gigs last year when they got a phone call from their label, Sub Pop. Hummer wanted to pay them $50,000 for the right to use their song "It's Trivia" in a commercial.

"We thought about it for about 15 seconds, maybe," lead singer Hutch Harris said.

They said no.


I Passed... Can you?


First time around, too... Feel free to post your score in the Comments!



You Passed 8th Grade Math



Congratulations, you got 10/10 correct!

Saturday, February 25, 2006

The Money Shot: MP3 Blogs and PR

How long before the "new" media becomes as controlled and corrupt as the old media?
"At this point MP3s are a necessary evil," says one New York-based new media specialist. Legality prevents PR firms from leaking material themselves, he says, but when an MP3 blogger is contacted, the expectation is that s/he will leak at least a song or two. The strategy preys on the blog world's unquenchable thirst for the new—both rarities and pre-releases. "I'm doing you a favor and you're doing me a favor at the same time," says another new media specialist. "We'll scratch each other's back."

The Money Shot: Neko Case

The New Porno star talks shit with Macleans...

"Thriller sucks," says Neko Case, sitting in a Toronto breakfast place, listening to Michael Jackson's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough. "I don't know why the f--- everyone loves Thriller. That shit is cheesy. Off the Wall -- that's the album." This morning, Case, 35, has a beast of a cold -- running nose, puffy eyes and gravelly voice -- and she's in a critical mood. Later she declares: "I'm not into the Beatles. I know every one of their songs, every word -- because my parents played it over and over. But it doesn't seem like music to me. I know it's genius. But I don't ever want to hear it again."

TiVo Alert

After two weeks of nothing due to the Olympics, the late night gang comes roaring back with something worthy every night this week.

Monday - The Strokes (Letterman), Rosanne Cash (Leno)
Tuesday - Dropkick Murphys (Conan)
Wednesday - Dwight Yoakum (Leno), Belle & Sebastian (Conan), Supergrass (Carson Daly), Ok Go (Kimmel)
Thursday - Rhett Miller (Leno)
Friday - The Subways (Letterman)

Friday, February 24, 2006

Coming Attractions: Golden Smog

Billboard reports on the new Golden Smog CD:

Lost Highway has set July 18 as the release date for "Another Fine Day," the first release in eight years from Golden Smog. The lauded supergroup features Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, Soul Asylum's Dan Murphy, Big Star's Jody Stephens and the Jayhawks' Gary Louris, Marc Perlman and Kraig Johnson.Again sporting separate songwriting contributions from Tweedy, Louris, Perlman, Murphy and Johnson, the band's fourth album is composed of 14 originals and a cover of the Kinks' Dave Davies' "Strangers," sung by Louris and Tweedy.

Cast Your Votes!

Paste Magazine wants you to vote for your top 20 living songwriters. So who are they? Springsteen? Dylan? McCartney? U2? Elvis Costello???

Thursday, February 23, 2006

On the Road with... Guster

The boys from Boston are hitting the road...

Wed 03/22/06 San Diego, CA House Of Blues
Fri 03/24/06 West Hollywood, CA The Roxy Theatre
Sat 03/25/06 West Hollywood, CA The Roxy Theatre
Sun 03/26/06 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
Tue 03/28/06 Portland, OR Roseland Theater
Wed 03/29/06 Tacoma, WA UPS Fieldhouse
Fri 03/31/06 Orem, UT McKay Events Center
Sat 04/01/06 Fort Collins, CO Aggie Theatre
Sun 04/02/06 Boulder, CO Boulder Theater
Thu 04/06/06 East Lansing, MI Michigan St. University
Fri 04/07/06 Cleveland, OH John Carroll University
Sat 04/08/06 Cincinnati, OH Xavier University
Sun 04/09/06 Valparaiso, IN Valparaiso University
Thu 04/13/06 Canton, NY St. Lawrence University
Sat 04/15/06 Geneseo, NY SUNY / Geneseo
Thu 04/20/06 New York, NY Madison Sq. Garden Th.
Fri 04/21/06 New York, NY Hiro Ballroom @ Maritime Hotel
Sat 04/22/06 Storrs, CT Univ. Of Connecticut
Sun 04/23/06 Keene, NH Keene State College
Wed 04/26/06 Durham, NC Duke University
Thu 04/27/06 Selinsgrove, PA Susquehanna University
Sat 04/29/06 Medford, MA Tufts University
Sun 04/30/06 Hartford, CT Trinity College
Tue 05/02/06 Worcester, MA Holy Cross College
Thu 05/04/06 Fitchburg, MA Fitchburg St. College

On the Road with... Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Tiny Mix Tapes details the upcoming Yeah Yeah Yeahs tour.

02.23.06 - Hoboken, NJ - Maxwell's
02.24.06 - New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
02.25.06 - New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
02.27.06 - Chicago, IL - Logan Square Auditorium
03.01.06 - San Francisco, CA Bimbo's 365 Club
03.02.06 - San Francisco, CA - Bimbo's 365 Club
03.04.06 - Hollywood, CA - Troubadour West
03.05.06 - Hollywood, CA - Troubadour West
04.03.06 - Washington, DC, 9:30 Club
04.05.06 - Philadelphia,PA - Trocadero
04.07.06 - Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre
04.10.06 - Toronto, ONT - Kool Haus
04.11.06 - Royal Oak, MI - Royal Oak Music Theatre
04.12.06 - Cleveland, OH - Agora Theatre
04.14.06 - Chicago, IL - Riviera
04.15.06 - Milwaukee, WI - Riverside Theatre
04.16.06 - Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
04.18.06 - Omaha, NE - Sokol Auditorium
04.19.06 - St. Louis, MO - The Pageant
04.21.06 - Denver, CO - Fillmore Auditorium
04.22.06 - Salt Lake City, UT - University of Utah
04.24.06 - Vancouver, BC - Orpheum Theatre
04.25.06 - Seattle, WA - Paramount Ballroom
04.26.06 - Portland, OR - Roseland
04.28.06 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
04.30.06 - Indio, CA - Coachella Music and Arts Festival
05.02.06 - New York, NY - Roseland
05.13.06 - Camber, UK - Camber Sands Holiday Centre (All Tomorrow's Parties)
05.16.06 - London, UK - The Forum
05.17.06 - London, UK - The Forum
05.19.06 - Glasgow, UK - Barrowlands
05.20.06 - Manchester, UK - Academy
05.21.06 - Birmingham, UK - Academy