Al met al een hoop vragen, maar ik hoorde toevallig een nummer op de radio van de week en ik was er erg van gecharmeerd. WIe o wie kent deze groep/zanger ?
quote:Ja, en ik vond die toch niet zo heel erg goed... Grensde toch een beetje aan het saaie. Het nummer Up with people van hun vorige album Nixon is daarentegen weer wel één van mijn favorieten, zit ook wat meer vaart en groove in. Erg leuke groep in ieder geval.
Op vrijdag 15 februari 2002 09:22 schreef poppyZbrite het volgende:
Hebben jullie de cover van The Sisters of Mercy's This Corrosion al gehoord?
), maar ze staan in ieder geval op mijn lijstje van nog te checken albums. quote:Tja, ik weet het... Zag op 3voor12 ook het optreden op Motel Mozaique staan. Helaas gemist inderdaad! Bij de volgende gelegenheid zal ik eens wat beter opletten...Op woensdag 21 april 2004 10:54 schreef Love Mae King het volgende:
Je hebt ze dan helaas net dit weekend live op Motel Mozaique in Rotterdam gemist, of gisteravond in Groningen...
Lambchop Deliver Two Rarities Compilations
Caroline Bermudez reports:
What better place is there for fucked-up American literary types than the South? Throughout the years, the bottom half of our country has nurtured it share of tortured language-twisters (William Faulkner, Flannery O'Connor, Jeff Mangum, David Berman, Marilyn Manson, et al).
No list of wayward Southerners would be complete without Kurt Wagner, leader of the sprawling, shape-shifting, country/soul/jazz/fill-in-blank band Lambchop. Any person who would write a song entitled "Soaky in the Pooper" (an account of a bad acid trip) automatically makes the cut.
The outside world will get yet another glimpse into the mysterious inner workings of the Lambchop machine this week, when not one but two compilations are released. Sequels to the 2001 singles collection Tools in the Dryer, The Decline of the Country & Western Civilization (1993-99), due out on the German label City Slang on Friday, April 7, and The Decline of Country & Western Civilization Part II: The Woodwind Years, due out next Tuesday, April 11, on Merge, collect singles, B-sides, sundry tracks, and unreleased material.
Lambchop seem to like things in pairs: in 2004, they released two albums on the same day: Aw C'mon and No, You C'mon.
The Merge disc collects early recordings and alternate versions of tracks that would later appear on the albums Thriller and Nixon, including "The Distance from Here to There" and "The Book I Haven't Read. The Belgian-only "It's Impossible", British B-sides "Alumni Lawn" and "Burly & Johnson", and the unreleased "Gettysburg Address" also appear on the second compilation. There is some overlap between the two releases.
Tracklists:
The Decline of the Country & Western Civilization (1993-99):
01 Soaky in the Pooper
02 Two Kittens Don´t Make a Puppy
03 Nine
04 Moody Fucker
05 Loretta Lung
06 Scared Out of My Shoes
07 Your Life as a Sequel (fast)
08 Smuckers
09 The Scary Caroler (fast)
10 I Can Hardly Spell My Name
11 Alumni Lawn (slow)
12 Playboy, The Shit
13 Whitey
14 Cigarettiquette
15 Mr. Crabby
16 Gettysburg Address
17 Beyond Belief
Decline of Country & Western Civilization Part II: The Woodwind Years:
01 My Cliché
02 Loretta Lung
03 Two Kittens Don't Make a Puppy
04 It's Impossible
05 Ovary Eyes
06 I Can Hardly Spell My Name
07 The Scary Caroler
08 Your Life as a Sequel
09 Smuckers
10 Alumni Lawn
11 Burly and Johnson
12 Mr. Crabby
13 Playboy, The Shit
14 Gloria Leonard (Alternate Version)
15 The Old Fat Robin
16 The Distance from Her to There (Alternate Version)
17 The Book I Haven't Read (Alternate Version)
18 Gettysburg Address
Merge's website says that we should expect an all-new Lambchop studio album this August. We'll keep you posted. In the meantime, catch up on those Southern Gothic novels collecting dust in the corner.
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/06-04/05.shtml#lambchop
Ik vind het nog steeds leuke gevarieerde muziek. Ik hoop nog steds een DVD van ze tegen te komen ook.