When 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.
By the way, there's a good chance any podcast you listen to may have language not suitable for children. If you don't want to take a chance on hearing the occasional f-bomb, don't listen.
Nick Hornby's words and Ben Folds' music and performance... wow!
I've seen Ben Folds live about 8 times and play a bunch of his tunes whenever I get around to gigging. While I would be more than happy with Ben writing his own lyrics for this, how can you knock the pairing. Haven't been this excited about a CD in a while.
I can't wait until this drops in September.
While I'm no aficionado of DJ culture, what I do know and listen to begins and ends with Girl Talk. It's great to find a longer live clip of an artist at work.
If you've got earphones at work, put them in and listen to Parts One and Two of the incredibly groovy jam. I challenge you not be grooving in your seat by two minutes in. Some awesome soloing and a great vibe to ride along. Dig it!
Not the greatest video quality, but a great song. I would encourage all fans of alternative and eclectic music to dig back into this great Canadian band's discography.
Quirky. Brilliant. Intrinsically Canadian.
Burn your Lady Gaga craptacular CDs and start listening to St. Vincent. Check out the song "Marrow" and others. Here is an artist that kicks ass. I just hope that by leading you in with a familiar Beatles' track, you may check out other stuff.
A kickass band from the Left Coast who we've featured twice on the DyscultureD podcast, this video is over a year old now, but the song is soooo cool!
Just because this is one of the greatest songs of the 1980s and because I get to see the band in my hometown this summer.
Neko Case doesn't need facts or rhyme or reason - just music.
Such a great tune by a really cool Canadian band. Have been diggin' this track for a couple years now and it hasn't grown old at all.
You may know Bill Withers from Lean On Me or Ain't No Sunshine, but he grooved with so much soul in a whole bunch of songs. I love 70's Soul and Funk, but I love it even more when done with organic instruments that really allow for a physicality to the tune instead of today's synth action.
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