music
The National just released an mp3 of “Fake Empire”, the first track off of their upcoming release, The Boxer. It’s definitely my most-anticipated album of 2007.
For more, The National’s myspace page. and official site.
The National Recording Preservation Registry released their list of 2006 inductees, and they’ve put together a great montage of this year’s entries.
The National Recording Preservation Board, mandated by the National Recording Preservation Act of 2000, is an advisory group bringing together a number of professional organizations and expert individuals concerned with the preservation of recorded […]
Here is a great live video of Radiohead performing “Creep” waaayy back in 1994.
The Thelonious Monk Quartet performs “Round Midnight”:
Blue Monk
If you haven’t yet visited JazzTube, check it out. The site compiles hundreds of classic jazz performances from all over YouTube. Thanks Pete.
I found this jazz podcast in the weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal. Joseph Vella gathers classic and contemporary musicians for a series of intimate conversations on John Coltrane: traneumentary.
“The Traneumentary” is a documentary presented in podcast form. Unlike traditional radio or television profiles, it’s parcelled out in free five-minute weekly installments. In each […]
I posted this over at the blog I’m keeping for my new media course, but it fits over here as well.
I’ve been meaning to read City of Sound’s post, A New Musical Experience, for awhile now, and finally found some time this weekend. It’s rather long, but an excellent collection of thoughts on music and […]
John Lennon and some of the Rolling Stones perform “Yer Blues.”
Alto saxophonist Charlie “Bird” Parker and pianist Thelonious Monk performing at the Open Door Cafe, New York City on September 14, 1953. The online gallery is full of other great images from the history of jazz.
Glenn Gould performs the Goldberg Variations.
What are they? Wikipedia offers an introduction:
From a Rogers broadcast, Broken Social Scene plays live at the Ottawa Folk Festival way back on August 25, 2004. Here is “Anthems for a 17-Year Old Girl”:
And watch more of the show on this youtube playlist.
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