Friday, March 28, 2008
Behold the Power of Sock Puppetry
"Let's Stay Together," Al Green
Yeah, you've heard it a million times, but have you ever heard a couple of sock puppets do it?
"I.C.B.," New Order
This is a song from New Order's 1981 debut, Movement. This album doesn't get much respect but I think it's pretty good. Yes, it sounds like Joy Division with lasers but it's still a decent bridge between JD and the sound New Order would perfect on their next album, Power, Corruption & Lies. Here's some live footage from Berlin in '81. It's not the best quality, but still may hold interest for fans.
"Al Bine," Ali Farka Toure
I think this was the first song I heard by Toure. I love the lazy saxophone on it.
"Right Out of Your Hand," Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Nick Cave rules.
"Everything Man," Talib Kweli
The opening cut from Eardrum has a nice shot out to The Treacherous Three, the group that launched Kool Moe Dee into the hip-hop stratosphere.
Labels:
al green,
ali farka toure,
bad seeds,
new order,
nick cave,
talib kweli
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Man, we need some Christian holidays like that!!! But with Miller High Life, you know, the champagne of beers.
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