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New music in stores Oct. 7: Annuals, “Such Fun” Antony and the Johnsons, “Another World” Attack! Attack!, “Attack! Attack!” Bella Morte, “Beautiful Death” Casting Crowns, “Peace on Earth” The Clash, “Live at Shea Stadium” (clip below) Deerhoof, “Offend Maggie” Bob Dylan, “Tell Tale Signs: The Bootleg Series Vol.

Interesting release week. Nothing crazy huge, unless you count the new Oasis album. I don’t. They’re good and all, but this whole reunion thing is getting a little old. Plenty of stuff that’ll probably be worth checking out, though.

In 1982 The Clash went out on tour with The Who on their (The Who’s) “Farewell Tour.”  On October 12th and 13th the tour rolled into New York City’s own Shea Stadium.  Even though The Clash was the opening act , their fans at Shea almost matched or overtook the amount of Who fans in attendance for both shows.

Singapore kids clash! zShare: Inquisitive & Clash The Disko Kids - Autumn Drive: Nu Disco Grab tracklist via show 01. A-Trak - Say Whoa (Sinden Rmx) 02. Shinichi Osawa - Rendezvous (Crookers Remix) 03. Herve & A-Trak Feat Cadence Weapon - Roll With Winners 04. The Ting Tings - That’s Not My Name (LA Riots Remix) 05.

Junior Murvin POLICE AND THIEVES ORIGINAL 1976 CUT The Clash - Police & Thieves ShareThis

"Straight to Hell." Or if you prefer it to be a little more dancey...

Writing about one-man British pixel-Punk band Sportsday Megaphone yesterday, and noting several qualities he shared in common with Mick Jones‘ post-The Clash group Big Audio Dynamite, inspired today’s choice of random record. Well, first it reminded me that I was supposed to put B.A.D.’s 1995 album F-Punk on m.

In my write-up on Chairlift’s new album from Tuesday’s “shuffle” post I shared a glimpse of the lack of awareness of my own music collection that I sometimes face. What’s even more absurd than realizing I’ve been regularly listening to a song all my friends have been asking me to find them for

Q: What does this have to do with Buddhism? A: Nothing! (Of course.) Though it might cause some of us to recall the third precept. So what’s it doing here? Well, it was found whilst stumbling through music blogs, and this album by exotica musician Martin Denny caught my eye… for some reason.

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