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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Morning Reading, Brought To You By Phil Spector's Afro


- Between Thought and Expression has the video for the new White Stripes single "Blue Orchid."

- The Boston Globe reviews last night's U2 show at the FleetCenter and calls Bono "rock's last great frontman" other than Mick Jagger.

- I've been grooving on SXSW darlings Be Your Own Pet's "Damn Damn Leash" a lot lately, so I'm excited to hear that they're releasing a second EP, called Fire Department in June.

- Rajeev mentioned yesterday that there are rumors the Stone Roses are reforming. Well, today Manchester Online reports that Ian Brown is denying any chance of a reunion. "I can make my own music with no barneys," said Ian in City Life, a Manchester listings magazine. "You know, musically we're too far apart to get back together." Obviously Ian cares about his ego more than his wallet.

- It's CD-R Go! time with Michaelangelo Matos

- Also from the Seattle Weekly, a review of Sleater-Kinney's new monster rock opus The Woods.
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Not that it takes much, but the trailer for the upcoming Arthur Russell documentary got me onto an AR kick the other day, and I headed for Dinosaur L's 24-24 Music. 24-24 is thought by some to be the gem of Russell's dancier material, and it'll hopefully be reissued soon. The Francois K remix of its masterstroke "#5 (Go Bang)" kicks off 2004's The World of Arthur Russell compilation, but I actually prefer the 24-24 original (MP3). When I first heard 24-24, though, the standout for me was far more fleeting. The two-minute "#7 (Recorded Live at the Kitchen, 1979)" (MP3) is a tantalizingly short slice of a session I hope is sitting in full in a vault somewhere. Russell's cello anchors a percussive horn-guitar groove that quickly recalls (or, I should say, previews) !!! and others. And, like much of Russell's music, I love it not only for its sound but also for the era of NYC it instantly evokes.

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