Product DescriptionIt makes sense that the new album from The Lemonheads feels like a cool mix tape slipped to you by a music-obsessed friend anxious to turn you on to something new. VARSHONS was produced by Haynes, mixed by ex-Cornershop guru Anthony Saffrey, and features Dando along with Vess Ruhtenburg (bass) and Devon Ashley (drums). The collection is filled with strange bedfellows - from G...
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A nice Lemonheads take of a Gram Parsons tune, I Can't Take It Anymore..
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Shuffle was really *REALLY* good to me today... After my dose of *+HARDER+* stuff... seriously people - *ACOUSTIC on a MONDAY ???????????????* we need to stage a revolt :) Anyway, by early afternoon I was ready for some lighter faire... threw the pod into _(puts hand to the side of mouth & whispers)_ *shuff mode* & once again the pod takes be back to hanging out in Kristin's dorm room freshman ...
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...I think I could accomplish so much more with my time here on this planet!I guess I have always known this about myself, but last night it sort of crystallized. I was just talking to a female friend about life in general and I get so close mouthed and deflective...i just am not at all comfortable talking about myself. But sit me in front of a keyboard and I will happily bare my deepest and mo...
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Sometimes there is a band that sticks to you the way peanut butter sticks to the roof of your mouth. This band for me has been the Lemonheads and they have seemed to have stuck to me like Jiffy. I think it was because it was one of the first bands I "discovered" in my first year of college, and hold each of their albums in a special place near my heart. Most people know them for their remake of...
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Wow, don't call it a comeback, Evan Dando has returned. The Lemonheads have a new covers album Varshons due in June. The first song from this sessions is a brilliantly bare rendition of Leonard Cohen's Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye with Liv Tyler on vocals. It's like a duet of two star crossed lovers who are wishing their romance will endure. Evan sounds a little Cohen-esque, not Leonard 2...
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When I started college back in '88 I found myself exposed to an entirely different spectrum of music then I had been used to while growing up as a new wave geek on Long Island. My roommate was from Woodstock NY and was heavily into the D.C. "straight edge" scene. I had no idea what the hell he was talking about. It seemed like everybody around me was all punked out. There were country punks, so...
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Just to prove that I am versatile! And because I am sure that my idea of upbeat music is much better than Brit's!So here is the Lemonheads cover of one of my all time favorite songs...ever!
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clear up this misconception that I ONLY listen to sad, depressing music! I only listen to sad, deprresing music probably 85% of the time...ok, like maybe 90% of the time...whatever!But I have started a "Happiness" set over on my multiply page...so check out the feel good tunes here:http://satisfiedmind.multiply.com/music/item/117And for some instant happiness....the Lemonheads always make me sm...
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I've been grooving to this Lemonheads outtake Purple Parallelogram today. Featuring Noel Gallagher this is a song that was destined to be on Evan's 1996 album Car Button Cloth. Why was it left off the record you ask? I'll let Evan explain the situation:"Oh, it was about these Rohypnol I used to get prescribed — these sleeping tablets. And Noel (Gallagher) got up in the morning and started singi.
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Okay. Here's how this train of thought went.I'm rolling to the store to get more beer. Simon & Garfunkle comes on the radio. I really like S&G. I think, maybe I should post something on MOG about them. Then I think, NAW, maybe I can post about a band that did a cover of one of their songs. I realize that The Lemonheads did an interesting cover of Mrs. Robinson. I go onto youtube lookin...
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Its brutal on gorgeous Spring days...they should just go all the way with the Prison theme, it would be less painful.My summer song:
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Well, thanks to a frankly improbable convergence of personal, professional and financial crises, this is a full two weeks later than I’d promised. Sorry about that. Without further ado, it’s time to talk about ‘It’s A Shame About Ray’.Rhino Records have reissued the Lemonheads 1992 fifth album. I liked the Lemonheads back when this first came out, I remember them as a likeable, relativel
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