A bit late, but now that 2008 is through I'm feelin reflective. Yes, im probably too biased by NPR but here we go... 1. Beck, "Modern Guilt"2. Dr. Dog, "Fate"3. Bob Dylan, "Tell Tale Signs"4. Seun Kuti, "Many Things"5. Blitzen Trapper, "Furr"6. Hot Chip, "Made in the Dark"7. Thao, "We Brave Bee Stings and All"8. Vampire Weekend, "Vampire Weekend"9. MGMT, "Oracular Spectacular"10. Jenny Lewis, "...
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Elton Noon
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Best of 2008
Dr. Dog Live at Borderline (London, 4-Nov 08)
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What a refreshing experience! A proper live show. After years of pretentious dj sets, "live" laptop mixing, and 'friends gigs' it was so refreshing to see a proper gig. But no i'm not talking about Bruce Springstein live at the Fleet Centre, this was a gig. London's Borderline club is one of those places that if you don't look up you'd definitely miss it. Wel after 6 years of walking past it ev...
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Dr. Dog on NPR
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Its a real love hate relationship I have with NPR music. On the one hand they are often a bit stuffy and middle-aged, but on the otherhand they are so so with it, with a huge wealth of music knowledge and celebration of the underground.So when this week, a new "Tiny Desk Concert" (a series of small 3 or 4 song concerts in the NPR music office) came through with an artist I was unfamiliar with, ...
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