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marathonpacks’ year-end mixes, vols. 1&2

Monday, December 26, 2005

Two things I really like about the end of the year–making comprehensive mixes of the music of the last 12 months, and giving cheap presents. This is a way for me to do both. Well, here they are–the first two products of about two weeks (off and on, mind you) of narrowing my year-end favorites [...]

CYHSY NPR

Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Remember back in those heady days of June 2005, when it seemed like the world was our oyster and we could do whatever we wanted, including making an obscure Brooklyn-based band into the next Arcade Fire? Ah yes, we’ve become so jaded in these last 6 months. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah are now appearing [...]

marathonpacks’ initial podcast

Friday, October 7, 2005

I should be upgrading the site in a day or so, thus I’ve decided to try my hand at podcasting. No RSS feeds or anything (yet), just a radio mix this time of some of the best and most recent from this year–a lot of stuff I’ve already hosted here, and a good chunk of [...]

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah/The National, Chicago 9.23.2005

Saturday, September 24, 2005

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah’s sudden (and well-deserved) word-of-blog-derived fame essentially rendered this show a double-bill, with as many or more fans showing up for the opener than the slightly-more-established headliner. They started an hour or so late at about 11pm, and immediately launched into two “new” songs, “Me and You Watson” and “Graceful Retreat,” [...]

CYHSY “Over and Over” video

Wednesday, August 3, 2005

Because I just purchased tickets to their stop in Chicago on 9/23 with the National, here’s the video for “Over and Over Again (Lost and Found).”

Top 10 (so far)

Monday, July 11, 2005

At the halfway point (or a little after), I thought I’d issue my halftime top ten (then I saw the stalwart largeheartedboy’s own version–I swear I had this almost done last week). Anyhoo, here goes:

Spoon Gimme Fiction–A remarkable work from the most iconoclastic songwriter around today. A longer piece on this album will come [...]