Kevin's Watch

I find her a little hit and miss. I enjoy listening to even the odd and not-quite-good ones, though, for some reason.

What's the Time Mr Wolf? by Noisettes. A tiny bit punkier than the album that made them famous. Nice.

Bonus track "Speedhorn" is provided by a web link in a .exe on the CD... from 2006... of course the link is dead.

Reign of Terror by Sleigh Bells. This is the one I was most excited to get my hands on. So far, not sure - first few tracks are a little slower than I expected.

The Distillers self-titled album. Turns out, not as good as their later work. Could be something to do with Brody being the only member of the band that remained between the first and second album?

Spinnerette, Brody Dalle's other project after The Distillers. I like it.

Fallen Empires by Snow Patrol. I keep buying Snow Patrol albums then being disappointed by not enjoying them as much as the one or two singles I heard to make me look at them again.

mixed cd I made...

1) Sister Golden Hair Surprise - America
2) Midnight Confessions - the Grassroots
3) S.O.S - ABBA
4) Hurdy Gurdy Man - Donovan
5) Lonely People - America
6) Help Is On the Way - Little River Band
7) Helplessly Hoping - Crosby, Stills & Nash
8} Whiter SHade of Pale - Procol Harum
9) Give Me Love - George Harrison
10) Jolene - White Stripes
11) To Love Somebody - Bee Gees
12) Flock of Words - Trey Anastasio
13) Massachusetts - Bee Gees
14) Circle Line - Brad (Jeremy Toback)
15) Lonely Days - Bee Gees
16) Islands In the Stream - Bee Gees
17) Modern Love - David Bowie
18} Country Feedback - R.E.M
19) Palchebel's Canon in D - Thanks to Gravity
20) Umbrella - All Time Low

I've been listening a lot of "The Milk Carton Kids" lately...they were an opening act I saw a few weeks back. Pretty great duet, sort of have Simon and Garfunkel thing...

Dylan covering "Friend of the Devil"

The new Rush cd