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[podcast] tympanocast 006
tympanocast 006 // April 23, 2011
01. Honeydrum – The Cuban
02. Purity Ring – Lofticries
03. Echo Tongues – Aniborne
04. exlovers – Moth-eaten Memories
05. Soft – The Ceiling
06. Inverness – A Summer’s Night Lullaby
07. Is Tropical – The Greeks
08. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. – Morning Thought
09. Contrakids – Come Over
10. Matthew Dear – Slowdance (How To Dress Well Seance)
11. Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Thought Ballune
12. Gypsyblood – Take Your Picture
13. My Morning Jacket – Circuital
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At this point it’s safe to say that most people know who My Morning Jacket are. Some have been with the band for the long haul, while others may have caught on in recent years due to expanding popularity and mass appeal as one of the world’s premier live acts. For those who became familiar with the band’s most recent album, Evil Urges
, “Circuital” won’t be a drastic departure, but it may seem more rootsy and familiar to those who’ve been around since say, At Dawn
.
[mp3] My Morning Jacket // Circuital from the forthcoming Circuital
The track is a slow builder, though not in the traditional MMJ fashion in that it never really explodes, it just sort of gets a little louder. The traditional sound guitar work and soaring solos are back in lieu of the sometimes too-experimental-to-some sounds of “Evil Urges.” I’ve always enjoyed a majority of what the band has provided, so it’s no surprise I enjoy the track. I’m excited to hear what else the band has come up with.
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December 21, 2010 by
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I’m going to keep this post short and sweet, and simply tell you that I too have decided to throw out a few of my favorite Christmas songs. I’m no grinch; I love celebrating Christmas with my family, though the music is not always my favorite part. There are possibly more Christmas songs that I dislike than those I would be able to say I truly like. I could list many that I despise, but instead I’ve included two tracks I do so rather enjoy.
[mp3] Leon Redbone :: Baby, It’s Cold Outside from Elf: Music From The Motion Picture![[mp3] Another Merry Christmas! [mp3] Another Merry Christmas!](http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=tympanogram-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B003F6QBP4)
On the many times done “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” I love pondering what the sexual interplay between our two culprits in this particular iteration, Zooey Deschanel and Leon Redbone, might be were it actually real. As for the My Morning Jacket song, it’s just one out of the many excellent Christmas-themed tracks they’ve helmed over the years.
[mp3] My Morning Jacket :: Xmas Time is Here Again from Does Xmas Fiasco Style![[mp3] Another Merry Christmas! [mp3] Another Merry Christmas!](http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=tympanogram-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B0028DLY1Q)
All I tend to be doing with this project is rehashing the same bands and choosing different songs I tend to love. I don’t know whether this is a good thing or a bad thing and I’m not prepared to examine the issue further at this point. So, as always, go here if you are interested in finding what this project is all about and to see what I have used so far.
108. Deftones – Crenshaw (mp3) from B-Sides & Rarities
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I will forever be a Deftones fan. It is within my DNA to enjoy this band and the vast majority of their music. While their sound isn’t exactly what I prefer these days in terms of contemporaries, I still purchase what ever they produce. This song is actually a b-side off the “Change” single that I got by going to WBER while they were giving it away on some early Friday morning before school. The fact that I rank it in the top two songs from a band, whose catalog I nearly entirely enjoy, says something. Though of what it says exactly, I am still uncertain. Maybe it’s that this band, regardless of their genre, is so good that an extra track which didn’t fit on a record is still great. Great enough even to be a favorite of a guy who doesn’t exactly associate with that genre any longer.
109. My Morning Jacket – One Big Holiday (mp3) from It Still Moves
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I’ve told the story before, but the first time I heard My Morning Jacket was when they opened for Doves several years ago at a show here in Rochester. I saw these incredibly hairy men banging their heads intensely to the most melodic rock music I had heard. Perhaps it was the juxtaposition of the band’s look coupled with their music that was both bewildering and entrancing, nonetheless I greatly enjoyed the show and went out and found as much music by the band as I could. Obviously I still enjoy the band’s work today, and many more people have come to adore them in the subsequent years, perhaps also due to their live shows. The second time I saw them live was an outdoor show in Buffalo with Wilco. MMJ was inside the fences warming up to this particular favorite while the rest of us attendees were waiting to enter. I thought it a very sound idea to pump up the waiting spectators to say the least.