Thom Yorke - Live at the Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto (March 1995)
Radiohead celebrated the 30th birthday of The Bends (my fave Radiohead album) by releasing this Thom solo set from 1995. Pretty, pretty good.
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Thom Yorke - Live at the Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto (March 1995)
Radiohead celebrated the 30th birthday of The Bends (my fave Radiohead album) by releasing this Thom solo set from 1995. Pretty, pretty good.

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Loved this 3 Stacks interview with Hanif Abdurraqib and the photos by Erik Carter. It touches on some of the stuff I mentioned a few posts ago.
Broken Social Scene | “Cause = Time” | House Of Strombo
If I were to make a list of my 10 favorite songs of all time, this song would probably be on it, especially if it included the extended intro jam featured here. Absolute perfection.
Best Coast - "California Nights" (Live at WFUV)
Thi is my go to tune whenever I’m on the West Coast. I love it when the drums and bass kick in.
I was so excited when Snoop and Dre seemingly dropped this out the ether just before the holidays. I was heading to Cali for the Xmas break and had been listening to some old Dre to get myself back in that headspace and then, boom, here's a new Dre-produced album from Snoop. Sadly, these tracks have no sauce. "Last Dance With Mary Jane" is truly one of the worst songs I've ever heard. They just lifted the chorus straight from TP's song. There's zero creativity in it. And as much as I love Snoop, he's 53 years old so hearing him rap about the same old things - bitches, getting laid, getting high, etc. - just kind of rings hollow (Well, except the getting high part). I thought it was a great dichotomy with the interviews Andre 3000 has done recently, where he said that at 49 years-old it wouldn't feel authentic form him to rap about the same things he did in his 20's. And far be it from me to tell Snoop how to feel or what to do, but 3 Stacks seemed to come off better here.
So says the old white guy.

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Khruangbin - People Everywhere (Still Alive) [Live at Stubbs]
I distinctly remember where I was when I first heard this song over the summer. I was sitting by our neighborhood pool relaxing when I was simultaneously getting lost in these riffs while also having my mind blown by what I was hearing. I only discovered Khruangbin this year and it’s right in my wheelhouse. I have mega playlist of instrumental hip-hop from people like Pete Rock, Diamond D, Dre, Jazzy Jeff (Yes, him. He’s good!), Madlib, Lord Finesse and many more. Khruangbin easily fits into this aesthetic, especially since their drummer is a hip-hop producer.
This Is When The Sky Gets Big
I am relatively new to This is the Kit but I’ve been lucky enough to see them twice in the last year and half and they’ve blown me away both times. I’ve had this tune on repeat for a while now.
Khruangbin & Leon Bridges - B-Side (Official Video)
Had this song stuck in my head for the last few days. It’s got the sauce.
Destroyer - Live at Tulips, Fort Worth 5/16/2022
Kind of obsessed with Destroyer lately. Bought tickets to go see him open for Father John Misty next year.
"Be Thankful For What You Got" - Sade, Nakano SunPlaza, Tokyo, Japan, May 11, 1986
As far as I know, Sade never got around to recording William DeVaughn's classic "Be Thankful For What You Got" in the studio — but on this live tape in Tokyo from 1986, it sounds tailor-made for the group. Lush and smooth, yeah, but with a hint of deep melancholy that takes it to another level. Things are tough all over, but remember brothers and sisters, you can still stand tall. Everyday is all there is. Happy Thanksgiving?
Sade Says: What I like personally when I listen to other people’s music is when the music makes you feel something. Sad, happy, makes you want to dance, makes you feel elated. Sadness in songs is positive because it brings it out of you; it brings the sadness out. It’s not that the song makes you feel sad, the sadness is already there. The song just makes you recognize it.
GREAT find. This is incredible.

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Ride - Dreams Burn Down (Live on KEXP)
Saw Ride last night (second time this year!) and was so happy I got to hear this song. Love Andy Bell’s riffs on this one.
Music I listened to *A LOT* in 2021
Here is a bunch of mostly old stuff I listened to this year.
1) Instrumental hip hop, mostly by Pete Rock, an absolute master of the form. I highly recommend his album Return of the SP-1200. Also check out Jimmy Eden Moon’s channel on YouTube, particularly this mix.
2) Sadevillan EPs 1 & 2. I just discovered these a few months ago and I cannot stop listening to them. The best hip-hop I’ve heard in YEARS.Â
3) Ghostface Killah - The Lost Tapes - This short album from 2018 is all bangers. Snoop and Tricky make appearances. I never doubted you, Ghostface.
4) My Morning Jacket - “Wasted” The jam that starts at about the 2:20 mark is extremely my shit.
5) Spoon - “The Hardest Cut” - We all need new Spoon in our life.
6) Arlo Parks - Collapsed in Sunbeams - Arlo Parks is the truth.
7) Pavement - 4-21-1997 @ Missoula Copper Commons - Another old thing I just discovered. Is this the best Pavement bootleg ever? “Passat Dream,” The Hexx,” and “Blue Hawaiian” are all incredible. And they play “Westie Cannot Drum” and “Gangsters and Pranksters.”Â
6) Broken Social Scene - 1-18-2011 @ Terminal Five - Another amazing bootleg with all my fave BSS songs.
7) Gruff Rhys - Seeking New Gods - Gruff’s second best solo album, tons of hooks and full of his trademark wit.
8) Lee Perry - Dubz of the Root - I won’t lie and claim I’ve been into Lee Perry for years, I’ve dabbled here and there but I started listening to this a lot after his death and it really hit different.
9) Johnny Marr - Call the Comet - I didn’t like this album when it came out in 2018 but I gave it a few more listens earlier this year and it really clicked for me. I absolutely love listening to Johnny Marr play guitar. It’s so soothing (again, a big theme for me this year).
10) Martina Topley Bird - Forever I Wait - Been a fan forever, so happy to get great new music from her. It also caused me to dip back into Tricky’s catalog.
11) Super Furry Animals - “It’s Not The End of the World” - The most underrated song on their re-released masterpiece album from 2001. I’m soooo happy to finally have this album on vinyl.
Best shows:
I got to go to shows this year!
1) MMJ @ MPP - Not the first show I saw post-pandemic, but the biggest. So good.
2) IDLES @ 9:30 Club - So much energy, so much fun.
3) The Flaming Lips @ The Anthem - Hearing songs from the Ego Trippin’ at the Gates of Hell EP was fun and it was worth hanging around to hear “Feeling Yourself Disintegrate.” I still have confetti in my camera bag.
4) St. Vincent @ All Things Go - She’s a bonafide amphitheater act now. Absolutely crushed it.
5) Arlo Parks @ Union Stage - See above.
6) Avett Brothers @ Camden Yards - Not my usual fare but they were great and I shot this show for the Orioles!
(I had tickets to go see The Hives in Atlanta but chickened out on going as I wasn’t sure the venue was doing an all vaxxed crowd. That would have been #1, obvs.)
Tom Morello of Prophets of Rage at EagleBank Arena in Fairfax VA. Opening night of the tour.Â
Luna at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.
They played “Bobby Peru” and “Tracy I Love You.” Best.
Mew at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.
Great show, but I miss Bo and his frantic guitar playing.

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Chance The Rapper at the 2015 Trillectro Festival.
Vic Mensa at the 2015 Sweetlife Festival.