Inspired once again, sort of inadvertently by Dale's post, I thought it would be especially nostalgic to ask Moggers from the ends of Eric5776's Trusted Moggers spectrum to post mix tape tracklistings given to you from friends past, present or future. One of my favs is entitled Spaz Vol. 1 given to me by my college dorm mate with whom I had a radio show. Spaz was my DJ name. We had a Thursd...
Dave Bazan is the man. There is no doubt about that. He makes honest music and it's good. No, not good, it's great. Winners Never Quit was my introduction to Bazan and really Pedro the Lion is the brainchild of Dave's. It's one thing to be a great songwriter, but a stud musician? Yeah, there isn't a whole lot Dave Bazan can't do. He plays all instruments on this album.
first of all, i just noticed that the dates on a lot of my posts are fucked up. for instance, i did not post 5 different things today, those are from yesterday, and the day before, and etc. go figure.in other news, i found an instrument i can play with precision. you should feel free to take me on tour with your band now, as there can't be many bands out there (in fact, probably NONE - imag...
i feel as if i've been away for far too long, and i miss the friends i had started to get to know in this mog-iverse. life has been crazy making, and busy, with moving out and moving in, and the busiest time of year to be in advertising. so, to get my feet wet again, as they say, i'll post the last two things i shared in my livejournal -- that are both connected, and music-related. hope you are...
A while back, David Bazan (as Pedro the Lion) performed for a compilation album entitled "The Unaccompanied Voice" which featured many artists who performed sans instruments. On this track, called "Breadwinner You", you'll hear Bazan's voice on four different tracks and him tapping the mic stand.This is pretty rare stuff to find. If you have any other rare Pedro the Lion or David Bazan requests, l
I love the gut wrenching/tear my heart out lyrics. This makes sense because I’m convinced I’m crazy, but that’s not the point of this post.My friend’s (soon to be) ex-husband was into this band called Pedro the Lion. He got my friend in to the band. I’ve heard of them but never listened. This weekend I was checking my friend’s blog and hear “Rapture” by Pedro the Lion. The lyr
Pedro The Lion's David Bazan is poised to release his first solo album Curse Your Branches on September 1st. In preparation for that, and his subsequent tour, you he's giving away a track from the record.You can download it here:"Bless This Mess"- MP3The track listing for the album looks like this:Hard To BeBless This MessPlease, Baby, PleaseCurse Your BranchesHarmless SparksWhen We FellLost My
(Photo via pedrothelion.com)Pedro the Lion – 2005 March 21The El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA01: Nothing02: Penetration03: Big Trucks (false start)04: (banter)05: Foregone Conclusions06: Priests and Paramedics07: Slow and Steady Wins the Race08: The Longer I Lay Here09: I Do10: Keep Swinging11: Never Leave a Job Half Done12: When They Really Get To Know You They Will RunRecording quality: B+ (d.
When I was fifteen years old, I went to see Pedro the Lion in concert. My older brother who was attending college in LA came down to San Diego where I lived with my parents, picked me up and drove us to Pomona to see the show at The Glass House.That show was my first real concert experience and the whole spectacle was just so amazing to me as a young teen.More amazing was the band, and the CD ...
Since this is the first song I've ever uploaded to Mog, I figure I might as well start of with a cover. This is my rendition of a Pedro the Lion song called Of Minor Prophets and Their Prostitute Wives.I had the pleasure of meating Dave Bazan when he came and played at The Social in Orlando a couple months back. He was a really nice guy and answered a lot of quesitons from the audience. I was r...
Listened to Pedro the Lion for the first time this week and liked it well enough. Love the line, "if it isn't penetration then it isn't worth the kiss." It reminds me of, well, life. Don't know why I dig the shit out of it, but listening to it 5 times in a row sure makes the drive to Santa Monica seem shorter.
I just got out of the hospital, suffering from appendicitus. They had to remove my appendix and I was forced to spend two very uncomfortable nights in the hospital, in a bad and - for all intensive purposes - immobile. That first night, I was able to fall asleep listening to Pedro the Lion using the "Play All" option on my iPod (six+ hours of Pedro, though I didn't get to sleep until five am ...