The Ex: "Ay, Carmela"
(contrast the Weavers' "Venga Jaleo" and Lila Downs's "El Quinto Regimiento")
Jawbox: Peel Session 1994: "Static"; "Tongues"; "Chinese Fork Tie"; "Cooling Card"; "68"
Jawbox: Austin, Texas 9/94: "Tongues": "Motorist" (inspired by J. G. Ballard's Crash)
"Motorist" from the album For Your Own Special Sweetheart
The Adverts: "Gary Gilmore's Eyes"
X: "Surprise Surprise" (in concert at Farm Aid, 1986)
Autoclave: "Dr. Seuss"
Husker Du: "Could You Be the One" (most of it) after brief foolish Bryant Gumbel i/v on The Today Show
Spitboy: "Ultimate Violations"
Crucial Youth: "Positive Dental Outlook"
Jello Biafra interviewed in France last year:
2 comments:
A lot of stuff from my tortured youth. Enjoyed the trip.
Ha! Most of this from my considerably less-tortured (than my youth) young adulthood...most of these folks are my generation (the Adverts and X perhaps ten or so years older, "Biafra" and the Ex and perhaps the Huskers a little less, the rest even closer to my cohort). As I noted to Bill Crider, who was posting nostalgic music posts from a half-century back (Beatles and such) at the same time Saturday, it struck me as odd how much of what I was putting up was twenty or almost thirty years old on balance (some twenty-five, the Adverts a bit more than thirty). Glad you liked it.
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