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rowena and crowley, 1/?
10x09, the things we left behind
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Yo La Tengo - Brave New World on KCRW, June 11, 1997
Way back in the 1990s — Yo La Tengo made their way to Santa Monica College to record a brief session on Tricia Halloran's Brave New World program on KCRW. Sometime earlier that year, the band had been on campus to film the classic "Sugarcube" video — a video that is always worth revisiting. I was a regular Brave New World listener at the time, tuning in whenever I could. But I missed this particular show ... and I'd catch YLT the next night at the Troubadour, as they brought the then-brand-new I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One to the masses. I bought one of the shirts you see above ... and apparently someone on eBay is trying to sell one for like $300 right now. I think mine disintegrated sometime in the early 2000s.
This little broadcast, brought to us by the 3 Cameras and a Microphone channel, is pretty sweet. First, we get the various members of the band DJ-ing (and some moody ambient improvs as a backing soundtrack). Then, a short live set, accompanied by some groovy radio static noize; the band seems to think it's a malfunction, but it works pretty well as accompaniment. Especially good is the closing "Autumn Sweater" — it's the rarely heard quasi-Fakebook arrangement, with strummy guitar and dreamy vocal. We could slip away ...
Moby [feat. Jacob Lusk] – "Natural Blues" (Live From KCRW HQ)
A Promise by The Cinematic Orchestra featuring Heidi Vogel, live on KCRW
Instrumental version
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Black Lipstick by Chicano Batman, live on KCRW
Fiona Apple at KCRW Sounds Eclectic, Wiltern LA, 2001
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