thesixtywhat? A road is a road, but sometimes it’s more. Sometimes a road sings. Drive down Highway 61 and you’ll find music everywhere you turn. Muddy Waters rode the 61. So did Bob Dylan, Ike Turner, and B.B. King. Elvis … Continued
Monthly Archives: February 2009
Amoeba Music – What's in My Bag?
If you’re like me, you often wonder what Saul Williams, Ikey Owens, Andrew WK, Afrika Bambaataa are listening to at this very moment…to be honest, I don’t often find myself thinking about what these folks and other celebrities are listening … Continued
Wilco, the Song
Wilco to release new album in June. Song available for download.
Who the Hell Works at UCLAradio.com?
Name: Julie OK Show Name & Time: Stolen from KLA, Mondays 6-8pm Position/Time at Station: Music Director, since Fall Quarter 2008; Been wit the station since Fall 2006! Favorite album discovered in the last week: Mi Ami – Watersports Song … Continued
The Fall of April IN STUDIO – Better Get Hit In Yr Skull
Tune in to Better Get Hit In Yr Skull with DJ Schoolly P (and me) this Monday from 12-2 PM. Special guests The Fall of April will be in the studio to talk about their upcoming EP, their new singer, … Continued
In case you wondered where your tuition goes…
I know this is old news, but in these tough economic times, it’s important to know who still has a few bucks. (So we know who to hit up for burger money.) From The University of California’s Office of the … Continued
Ella Fitzgerald Marathon all day!
Jazz Appreciation Day Marathon!
New Music – The Beatles Revolution Take 20
As is the case with all Beatles related music news, many of you have probably already heard the unreleased 11 minute long Beatles song, “Revolution Take 20.” If you haven’t, good luck finding it, because EMI has already had the … Continued
Maybe They Will Sing For Us Tomorrow: Part V – Tired Sounds
Now that we’ve gone over the gist of what traditional post-rock sounds like, I thought I’d delve into some other niche areas (some post-rock, others just tangentially related to the genre) for the next ten or so installments of this … Continued