I’ll keep this one brief. Sleep beckons, calling me back to good health....
- 12:00–1:00 a.m.:
- Belly, “Full Moon, Empty Heart,” Star, Reprise
- Colin Newman, “Alone,” A–Z, Beggar’s Banquet
- Mono, “The Blind Man,” Formica Blues, Mercury
- Elk City, “Dreams of Steam,” Status, A Hidden Agenda
- The Smiths, “This Night Has Opened My Eyes,” Hatful of Hollow, Rough Trade
- TV on the Radio, “Wear You Out,” Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes, Touch and Go
- New Order, “We All Stand,” Power, Corruption and Lies, Qwest
- Trembling Blue Stars, “All Eternal Things,” The Seven Autumn Flowers, Bar-None
- The Cure, “Sinking,” The Head on the Door, Elektra
- Doves, “Ambition,” Some Cities, Capitol
- Sufjan Stevens, “Seven Swans,” Seven Swans, Sounds Familyre
- 1:00–2:00 a.m.:
- Brian Eno, “Burning Airlines Give You So Much More,” Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, EG
- Bush Tetras, “Can’t Be Funky,” New York Noise (compilation), Soul Jazz
- Rough Trade, “The Sacred and the Profane,” For Those Who Think Young, True North
- Brian Eno, “Third Uncle,” Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, EG
- Belle & Sebastian, “Stay Loose,” Dear Catastrophe Waitress, Rough Trade
- The Decemberists, “The Sporting Life,” Picaresque, Kill Rock Stars
- George Harrison, “I’d Have You Anytime,” All Things Must Pass, EMI
- Andrea Echeverri, “Amortiguador,” Andrea Echeverri, Nacional
- The Blue Nile, “Let’s Go Out Tonight,” Hats, Linn
- Junior Boys, “When I’m Not Around,” Last Exit, Domino
- Herbert, “It’s Only,” Bodily Functions, !K7
1 comment:
That Elk City record is so great! When it comes to Colin Newman, though, Commercial Suicide is his masterpiece -- I'd almost put it up there with the first three Wire albums. Keep up the good rockin'.
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