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Various Artists
Sing Me To Sleep - Indie Lullabies

CD = $25  

COMING 05/18/10

Dylan In The Movies
Josephine If You Only Knew (Single)

 

Julie Peel
Near The Sun

CD = $10  

 

Julie Peel
Once More With Feeling (Single)

 

Various Artists
Just Like Heaven: A Tribute To The Cure

CD = $10  

 

Elk City / Steve Rizzo
Everybody Hurts / Imagine

 

TOP 10 ITUNES DOWNLOADS

Heart of Gold / Tanya Donelly
Friday I’m In Love / Dean & Britta
Gigantic / OK Go
Living In A Movie / Julie Peel
Down By The River / Jill Sobule and John Doe
Pictures of You / Elizabeth Harper
Ohio / Dala
Just Like Heaven / Joy Zipper
If You Were Here / Kitty Hawk
Josephine If You Only Knew / Dylan In The Movies
 
 

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Various Artists
Dig For Fire: A Tribute to Pixies

Catalog Number: ALR-0011
Release Date: 11/13/07


CD = $10  

 

Track List:

  1. Ana - Morning Theft
  2. Break My Body - The Rosebuds
  3. Down To The Well - Dylan in the Movies
  4. Wave of Mutilation - Joy Zipper
  5. Gigantic - OK Go
  6. Stormy Weather - Bedroom Walls
  7. Gouge Away - Mogwai
  8. Motorway To Roswell - Knife & Fork
  9. Havalina - They Might Be Giants
  10. Alec Eiffel - Bunnies
  11. Monkey Gone To Heaven - Elk City
  12. Hey (Double Dragon Redux) - Fashion Victims
  13. Here Comes Your Man - The Commons with Elizabeth Harper
  14. Where Is My Mind? - John P. Strohm
  15. Caribou (Instrumental) - British Sea Power

They Might Be Giants, OK Go, British Sea Power, Mogwai, The Rosebuds, Joy Zipper and so many more covered the Pixies with utter reverence for this outstanding tribute to one of the most influential indie bands of all time. Mastered by Sean Glonek (Frank Black, Kristin Hersh, Dresden Dolls).

“Probably the best Pixies tribute to date. Joy Zipper’s “Wave of Mutilation” is simply perfection. TMBG’s “Havalina” and John Strohm’s “Where Is My Mind” are well-done indeed, and Charles Douglas “Bone Machine” and The Fashion Victims “Hey” are fun interpretations that standout for me. Other notable mentions go to Elk City covering “Monkey Gone To Heaven” and OK Go’s take on “Gigantic.” Overall, a very solid effort and most definitely worth the listen.” – John Davidson

 
 

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