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Noughties Music: Indie Rock/Pop
The music of the 2000's, or as I like to call them, the Noughties, was something special. Especially in the Indie Rock and Pop genres. This playlist pays homage to the indie music of an otherwise strife filled decade. Featuring The Arcade Fire, Yo La Tengo, Interpol, Broken Social Scene, The New Pornographers, and more!
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The Best Cover Songs…ever (part 1)
What are some of the best covers ever recorded? Some of these songs are well known, some are only known to a handful of people. There's big names on this list, and there are lesser known names as well. Which names are on this list? And what covers did they do? Only one way to find out....
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Winners Never Quit – Sadly Still Relevant.
In 2000, Pedro the Lion released their album "Winners Never Quit." Join me as I explore this album. I find not just one, not just two, but three different reasons why this album is still relevant to today. At times - this album is even a bit prophetic!
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Homeward Bound – Back to life…
Remember when the Hobbits returned to the Shire at the end of LOTR? Samwise was thrilled, Frodo - well he wasn't so much. While my Texas adventure might not have been akin to a journey to Mordor, it was long and sort of epic. It certainly was dangerous as I almost died from H1N! (GET YOUR FLU SHOTS PEOPLE). This playlist explores the emotions and what not of returning to reality...returning back to life. Enjoy.
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Reach For the Sun With the Polyphonic Spree
In which I explore the Polyphonic Spree, a massive, 20+ member group from Dallas, Texas. With instruments ranging from harps, to guitars,flutes, to brass - and even a mini choir, their music might be considered best as Choral orchestral rock.
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