Max Webster drinks Blue River Liquor Shine
In the same way that Pink Floyd was not a man, but a band - such was Max Webster.
Max was one of Canada's most eclectic bands of the 70s that managed to somehow creep on the top 40 charts once or twice every album.
The song Blue River Liquor Shine is from their last studio album: Universal Juveniles. Nowhere near the most popular song of their career, I happen to love it. Shame that the video clip above is only the radio edit and not the full album version.
If you can find the full version, please check it out!
Said the Whale - "Camilo (The Magician)"
A great new song and video from a band that will be featured on the DyscultureD podcast this week. The new CD is available on iTunes now. Check it out!
Sometimes you just gotta write Notes To Self
Some great hiphop from Toronto. Check it out.
An 'I Wasn't Made For Fighting' Song
This week's featured artist on the DyscultureD podcast is Woodhands. The Canadian electronica group is touring all over the world. This video, "I Wasn't Made for Fighting" showcases how bands like Woodhands and Holy Fuck are bringing electronic music from Canada to the world.
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anthony marcoWhen culture gets overinflated, yet refuses to pop, I want to be there with the needle. Enlightened cynics of the world unite! Express your love or hatred of things from the sacred to the mundane.
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