Frist?

Side One
The Cure – Lament
The Kinks – Two Sisters
Allman Brothers – Stormy Monday
Decembrists – I Was Meant For The Stage
Doc Watson – Whitehouse Blues

Side Two
Interpol – Pioneer to the Falls
Neko Case – People Got A Lotta Nerve (live)
GnR – You’re Crazy
Devendra Banhart – Some People Ride The Wave
Polvo – Lazy Comet

that was pathetic, except for Polvo.

Arizona Skies – Los Lobos
Plastic Woman – Los Amigos Invisibles
Next Door Neighbur – Ray Davies
Shame – Lewis Taylor
Helplessly Hoping – CS&N
Assault On Babylon – Thievery Corporation
Su Melodia – Federico Aubele
Hole In My Shoe – Traffic
Cacador de Mim - Milton Nascimiento
Sail On Sailor – The Beach Boys

Please Don’t Leave Me — Fats Domino
Ramblin’ On My Mind — John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers
Hate & War — The Clash
Dirty Old Town — Rod Stewart
Independence Day — Bruce Springsteen

Chopin, Twelve Etudes, No. 3 — Cecile Licad
She’s Only 18 — Red Hot Chili Peppers
I Don’t Wanna Fight — Tina Turner
Homeward Through the Haze — Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
I’m Trying To Learn To Serve — Dishwalla

Bonus: The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else — Frank Sinatra

Stone Roses – didn’t they set some kind of record for most years between a debut album and its followup?

1. Rolling Stones – Soul Survivor (Exile on Main Street)
2. Vivaldi – The Four Seasons – Summer – 1. Allegro non molto
3. The Pretenders – The Phone Call (The Pretenders)
4. The Who – Quadrophenia (Quadrophenia)
5. Stephen Malkmus – Mr. Jolly (Real Emotional Trash outtake)
6. John Lennon – Working Class Hero (Plastic Ono Band)
7. The Breeders – No Aloha (Last Splash)
8. John Prine – Mexican Home (Sweet Revenge)
9. Joseph Haydn – Symphony No. 101 – III – Menuetto e trio: Allegretto
10. Led Zeppelin – Boogie With Stu (Physical Graffiti)

Bonus Cassingle:
11. The Clash – I’m Not Down (London Calling)

Not proud of the Vivaldi, but otherwise not bad. Love the Prine to Haydn to Led Zep seque.

These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) – Etta James :/swoon:
Don’t Turn It Off – Hot Chocolate
Angel In My Pocket – Change
Deep Sleep – The B-52’s
Give It to Me Baby – Rick James
Never As Good As The First TIme – Sade
E.F.S. No. 36 – Can
Ride a Radio Wave – Holger Czukay
Bone Connection – Nicodemus
Abery – Nyl

Hypnodance – Who’s Who
You Got Me (The Juan Maclean Remix) – VHS Or BETA

1. Strange Weather — Tom Waits
2. 5:15 — The Who
3. God Of Wine — Third Eye Blind
4. Promises — Lyle Lovett
5. When You’re Young — The Jam
6. Hate To See You Go — Little Walter
7. Heart Full Of Soul — The Yardbirds
8. Sweet Memory — The Belle Stars
9. Lazy Bird — John Coltrane
10. I Don’t See You — Camper Van Beethoven

And two more because I missed the last couple weeks:

Tabletop Joe — Tom Waits
The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn — The Pogues

Lake of Exploits – Jai Uttal
Humpty Dumpty – Aimee Mann
Wee – Charlie Parker
Tombeau Sur La Mort De M Comte – Andres Segovia
Naima (Alternate Take) – John Coltrane
Stage Fright – The Band
Katie Lied – Steely Dan
Guinnevere – Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
No Woman No Cry – Bob Marley
Good Vibrations – Beach Boys

Bonus Track – My Man’s Gone Now – Bill Evans Trio Live at the Village Vanguard

Well, let’s see what the “Too Old To Listen To Music” jukebox has tonight:

I Promise – Second Nature
Pride (In the Name of Love) – U2
Mean Old World – Duane Allman
Another Chance – The Chromatic Gypsies
Crossroads – Cream
Swing Blues No.1 – Jerry Douglas (It’s called a dobro, look it up)
Fates – Erik Morgan
I Will Not Go – Michele Lundeen
The Journey – Boston
Natural Mystic – Bob Marley

Huh, a little bit different than last week. I wonder what’s up for the bonus track?

Mary Jane’s Last Dance – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Ahhh, that’s better!

For those interested — NPR released a podcast of the entire Yo La Tengo concert (mp3 — “save file as”) that they webcast a few days ago from the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. (more info here).

The 21st-century music version of “None of us actually voted for Hitler, really”: In the future, no one will ever admit having been in the audience for this show.

1. Dimples – John Lee Hooker
2. Evening – Pat Benetar
3. If Not For You – Bob Dylan
4. It’s Hard But It’s Fair – Bobby Parker
5. Better Days – Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
6. The Man Who Sold The World – David Bowie
7. Pretty Paper – Roy Orbison
8. Pawnshop Bound – William Clarke
9. It Hurts Me Too – Eric Clapton
10. Sweet Dreams – Emmylou Harris

Bonus: The Envoy – Warren Zevon

Are You Satisfied? – Jesus Jones
Somebody Loves You – Eels
I Don’t Wanna Grow Up – Tom Waits
Alice Childress – Ben Folds
Academy Fight Song – R.E.M.
Brim Full of Asha – Cornershop
Loops of Fury – Chemical Brothers
Dr. Rock – Ween
The W.A.N.D. – The Flaming Lips
There’s More to Life Than This – Bjork

And one more, to hopefully cancel out Jesus Jones:
American Life in the Summertime – Francis Dunnery

Thanks for posting that link to the Yo La Tengo download! I’ve been meaning to check out what they’ve been doing lately, as I’ve lost touch with them in the past few years. I’ll always remember the show they were supposed to do at the 930 club several years ago when there was a big storm and the club and surrounding neighborhood lost power. So they setup an impromptu unplugged gig in the alley along side the club. Sadly, they sing and play so quietly (when not miked) that no one could hear much and they gave up after a few songs. But it was memorable nonetheless.

Why the self-hate?

Jet Boy – New York Dolls
Global A Go-Go – Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
Tell Me A Story – Sorta
Till I Get My Way – The Black Keys
Asking For It – Hole
Catwoman – The Wedding Present
Waitin’ In Your Welfare Line – Buck Owens
Mary – Scissor Sisters
Go Ahead – Wire
American Boy – Estelle

Eleven:
Where Eagles Have Been – Wolfmother

Humpin’ away:

1. Riding the Grape Dragon – These Arms Are Snakes
2. Telegram – Those Bastard Souls
3. Academy Flight Song – John Wilkes Booze
4. And She Rides – The Long Ryders
5. Here’s Looking At You – The Gaslight Anthem
6. Heavy – Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
7. My Adidas – Versus
8. The Harvestman – The Sugarplastic
9. Fading Fast – Kelly Willis
10. Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse – Of Montreal

B: Gotta Getaway – Stiff Little Fingers

1.) Kimbie – Marianne Faithfull (Easy Come Easy Go)
2.) Put The Money Down – Pete Townshend (Lifehouse Chronicles Vol. 2)
3.) Black Market – Joe Zawinul (Brown Street)
4.) Dracula Moon – Joan Osborne (Relish)
5.) Ghosts In My Machine – Annie Lennox (Songs Of Mass Destruction)
6.) Who Yr Friends – Operation Regime Change (Noodle Muffin Presents Regime Change)
7.) How Fortunate The Man With None – Dead Can Dance (Wake – Best Of)
8.) Hand Me Down World – Guess Who (Greatest Hits)
9.) A Salty Dog – Procol Harum (A Salty Dog)
10.) The Rover – Led Zeppelin (Physical Graffiti)

Bonus: Double Image – Miles Davis (Complete Bitches Brew Sessions)

How Blue Can You Get – B.B. King
Something In The Night – Bruce Springsteen
Paloma Negra – Chavela Vargas/Frida Soundtrack
Nothing Of The Kind – Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Papa Come Quick – Bonnie Raitt

Full House – David Sanborn
Wig In A Box – Hedwig & The Angry Inch Soundtrack
Grow Old With Me – Glen Campbell
I Ain’t Got Nothing But The Blues – Lou Rawls
Old Man – Neil Young

+ Farewell Love Scene – Romeo & Juliet Soundtrack

(and my Itunes soundtrack obsession continues for week #3…)

1. We’ve Never Met – Neko Case and Her Boyfriends
2. Aaron Copeland, Billy the Kid, 5. Gun Battle – Leonard Bernstein
3. Roadrunner – Jonathan Richmond & the Modern Lovers
4. Just Because – Elvis Presley
5. Happy Birthday – Sufjan Stevens
6. Liza – Oscar Peterson
7. Parasite – Nick Drake
8. Sway – Rolling Stones
9. Bernadette – The Four Tops
10. The Santa Barbara Earthquake – Green Bailey (from People Take Warning)

Bonus: When You Hear Them Cuckoos Hollerin’ – Joan Baez
I’ve Found A New Baby – Don Byron

Don’t Leave Me This Way – Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Capturing Moods – Rilo Kiley
Rich Man’s War – Steve Earle
Monkey Man – The Rolling Stones
Fools Die – Peter Tosh
Hey Jack Kerouac – 10,000 Maniacs
Devil In The Details – Bright Eyes
Dogs Of Light – TV On The Radio
Close Enough – John Mellencamp
Black Mirror – The Arcade Fire

And: Mississippi – Bob Dylan

Etude aux Chemins de Fer – Pierre Schaeffer
Banana Split – Lio
Just Once in My Life – The Righteous Brothers
Mary Pickford, Marry Me – Stiffs, Inc.
All I want – Snatch
Kill Your Merry Go Round – RIAA
That Looks Great on You – Sparks
Amoureux Solitaires – Lio
Sverige (Jag Är Insnöad Pä Östfronten) – The Stranglers
American Party Song* – Chuck Aherns & the Cannonballs

The Wall Street Shuffle – 10cc
HAYDN: Op. 20, Nº 3, iii, Poco Adagio – Kodály Quartet
Elvis Candy Bars – unknown

*good teabagger song

Though Silvertone have released The Stone Roses about 47 times, the Sony remaster (done by John Leckie) is apparently worth the investment. 20 years old, indeed.

According to iTunes I’ve never listened to half of these before, and after listening to this set I’m inclined to agree with them.

1. Cumbia En Do Menor – Lito Barrientos Y Su Orqesta
2. Prolog- Hereinspaziert In Die Menagerie (from Berg’s Lulu) – Orchestre De L’Operat De Paris (Pierre Boulez cond.)
3. Jiu Jitsu – Isaac Dj
4. Astro Know Me Domina I-VI – Pete Namlook & Klaus Schulze
5. Oh! Sweet Nuthin’ – Yo La Tengo
6. Encanto Trise – Milton Banana Trio
7. Nom De Plume – Calexico
8. Clara Crocodilo – Arrigo Barnabe & Banda Sabor De Veneno
9. Low Tide – Neung Phak
10. 4 K.S.’s Blues – Kenny Dorham
BONUS: The Half (extended) – Dennis Brown

Thanks for that Pitchfork/Stone Roses link. I haven’t gotten around to picking up the remastered copy, having vacillated between the ridiculous (but I still want) box set of just the the two disc set.