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Category: Music
Tune of the day #252
Feel like a howl-along?
Tune of the day #251
More crazy Finns. These play surf music.
Tune of the day #250
A live recording of a tune Satriani wrote back when he had hair.
Tune of the day #249
Like Leo Kottke, Peter Lang was discovered by John Fahey over fifty years ago.
Tune of the day #248
… and now — Mozart?
Today’s quote
One of the things that people don’t realize about dad’s kind of music is, when you replace a C-sharp with a gunshot, it has to be a C-sharp gunshot or it sounds awful.
Tune of the day #247
The Bothy Band returns.
Tune of the day #246
The opening to Satoshi Kon’s Paprika, featuring Susumu Hirasawa’s “Mediational Field.” You can hear the full-length version of the tune here.
Tune of the day #245
So that no one will ever think of me as “cool.”
Tune of the day #244
David Lindley, without Kaleidoscope.
Tune of the day #243
Kaleidoscope from a reunion album, without David Lindley, as wacko as ever.
Tune of the day #242
More favorite Schubert.
Tune of the day #241
Their big hit was “Mexican Radio,” but this is what I remember them for.
Tune of the day #240
The definitive Catholic psychedelic synth folk tune.
Tune of the day #239
How is your bird’s lumbago?
Tune of the day #238
… and now some high culture, with balloons. Tchaikovsky had it coming.
Tune of the day #237
Tommy Emmanuel and Stephen Bennett were both regulars at Winfield years ago. Sometimes they did a set together. Bennett would play “You Really Got Me,” and Emmanuel would follow with “Day Tripper.”
Tune of the day #236
The sound is not as good as I would like, but the energy in this live performance compensates.
Tune of the day #235
A song Malcolm Dalglish wrote for his infant potato.