Yearly Archives: 2004

This is really funny.

You know those fake songs put out by the labels on p2p networks that have 20 seconds of music followed by intense screeching noise? The joke is that riaamix.com is treating those decoy songs as cutting edge noise-pop remixes. They’re also openly selling a CD compilation of these so called “RIAA-mixes”, which hopefully the major labels will try to sue them for.

Check out the site here.

Billy Corgan debuted his solo material Monday night and the Sun Times has a really good review of the event. A highlight:

In keeping with much of his career, Corgan’s premiere performance as a solo acoustic act before a sold-out crowd at Metro on Monday night was a mixture of musical brilliance and bombastic self-indulgence. But the Great Pumpkin did indeed succeed at crafting a body of work that captured the soul of this city, complete with its many subtleties and inherent contradictions. (full story)

We here at donewaiting love cluing you into free stuff. Duffy clued you into a cool download courtesy one of our regular message boards posters and now I’m here to tell you about the cool mash-up/remix download available on-line of The Clash’s London Calling.

It’s called London Booted and it re-envisions the classic disc through the ears and nimble edits of some of the coolest bootleggers around today. Download the whole thing here but don’t forget to donate some dough to the charities listed on the website!

(Thanks to largehearted boy for cluing us into this one.)

“Musicology” is the first Prince album I’ve purchased. Believe it. Anyway, someone in our message board said that everyone who attended Prince’s concert last Friday in Columbus OH were handed a free copy of the new album.

That’s class.

Everybody likes free albums, right? Right. Donewaiting.com Messageboard Regular Gmby Mike posts up his album free on the web. This is what he says about it:

the scenic style often drifts between the polar extremes of flickering frequency damage and wall-rattling drone. ‘re-mix/rip-off’ offers a bit of both ….ambient & skittish electronics in the vein of the touch, mego, and erstwhile record labels if you’re familiar with any of those.

Download the album here, discuss it in our message board there.

While it may lack the blazing starpower of Coachella, the lineup for the 3rd Annual Sasquatch Music Festival’s deep and full of quality acts. It’ll take place May 29th, 2004 at the gorgeous Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA and will run $49.95. Tickets available here.

The lineup is:

The Black Keys
Built To Spill
Cat Power
The Decemberists
Donavon Frankenreiter
Fruit Bats
Gary Jules
The Long Winters
Nellie McKay
Alexi Murdoch
The New Pornographers
The Postal Service
Preston School of Industry
The Roots
The Shins
Sleater-Kinney
Thievery Corporation

Didn?t we already see this list? Probably, but Blender has decided to name the Top Ten Worst Songs Ever. They are:

1. “We Built This City,” Starship

2. “Achy Breaky Heart,” Billy Ray Cyrus
3. “Everybody Have Fun Tonight,” Wang Chung
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5. “Ice Ice Baby,” Vanilla Ice
6. “The Heart of Rock-and-Roll,” Huey Lewis & The News
7. “Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” Bobby Mcferrin
8. “Party All the Time,” Eddie Murphy
9. “American Life,” Madonna
10.”Ebony and Ivory,” Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder

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Hey, I like Huey Lewis and the News! What a bunch o’ tools…

Discuss here.

Britt Daniel, lead singer of Spoon, is on a very small solo tour and our Southern California representative, Han Q. Duong, has the details:

With the solo setup, I thought the arrangements were a surprising success. Daniel was most effective when he was playing up his brooding sexiness with songs like “Everything Hits at Once” and “Anything You Want,” both of which got a solid swoon going on in the audience. The skeletal arrangement brought out the downbeat poignancy of “Me and the Bean,” one of my favorite performances of the night. Songs like “Paper Tiger” and “Stay Don’t Go” didn’t sound very different at all, while “The Way We Get By” was completely translated onto guitar without losing any of its infectiousness. (full review)

This one slipped past me last week: Donewaiting.com Chicago writer Tankboy reviewed the latest albums by Counting Crows, The Reputation and Wheat as well as The Darkness in New Orleans. He’s certainly keeping busy, fo sure!

If you’ve spent any time on this site, you’ll know that I love Miranda Sound. They’re my favorite band in Columbus, and if you give them some of your time, they’ll probably be one of your favorites too.

Anyway, they’ve finally announced their new drummer and you can read my interview with the band here.

While you’re at it, download some MP3s from the band: Anchor Cast Anchor | Midas | Virginia Creeper

Upcoming Miranda Sound concerts:

Fri. April 23, 2004
Cincinnati, OH – The Cavern
w/ Saving Ray & The Middlemen

Sat. April 24, 2004
St. Louis, MO – Lil’ Nikki’s
Playback STL Birthday Party
w/ The Damnwells & Ghetto Prenup

Sun. April 25, 2004
Dubuque, IA – The Busted Lift
w/ The Heavenly States, Grainbelt & Echo 3
All Ages

Fri. April 30, 2004
Indianapolis, IN – Birdy’s
A Donewaiting.com/Indy Ink Presentation
w/ Lake Trout, The Academy & Pravada

Sat. May 1, 2004
Columbus, OH – Andyman’s Treehouse
The Whiles CD Release Show
w/ The Whiles & Trapper John