STRAWBERRY FIELDS

in Dan's CD player...
worth checking out!

Best of 2002

1. George Harrison - Brainwashed
2. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - The Last DJ
3. Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
4. Beck - Sea Change
5. Twilight Babies - If You Want Me To I Could Write It Down (DETROIT)
6. Trey Anastasio - Trey Anastasio
7. Badly Drawn Boy - About A Boy (Soundtrack to the Film)
8. D0C - Structure (DETROIT)
9. Vida Blue - Vida Blue
10. Rubixed - Cube (DETROIT)
Honorable Mention: Duncan Sheik - Daylight, Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
Best Unreleased: Cool Dry Place - Live At The Magic Bag , Mokum - Live at 5th Ave

November 24, 2001 :

His Name Is Alive - Someday my blues will cover the earth.
Ollie Davidson and the Reason Four - Ollie Davidson and the Reason Four

Radiohead - Amnesiac
GypsyDog - Innisfree Live
U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind

Matthew Sweet - in reverse

The Who - 30 years of R&B boxed set
Buck o Nine - twenty eight teeth
Einstien's Dog - Pirates of Suburbia
Pearl Jam - ten
The Moon And The Melodies

Always a good choice:
Semisonic feeling strangely fine
radiohead OK Computer
Beatles Let It Be
Pink Floyd Pulse
David Crosby If I Could Only Remember My Name
Phish Story Of The Ghost
Phish - Junta
Phish - The Siket Disk
Radiohead - Kid A
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Afghan Whigs 1965
Phish Phish (the white tape)
Trey Anastasio One Man's Trash
Beatles Live at the BBC
Phish A Live One
Sean Lennon into the sun
Beatles Abbey Road
Pennywise Straight Ahead
[Jimi Hendrix and the] Band of Gypsys
Grateful Dead Blues for Allah
Phish - Farmhouse
Grateful Dead - Europe '72
Jomama and the Soultrane
Jefferson Airplane After Bathing at Baxters
Beach Boys Pet Sounds
Red House Painters Red House Painters (Rollercoaster Cover)
The Byrds Younger Than Yesterday
Nirvana Bleach

COMING SOON:
Red House Painters' entire catalog is being re-released. YAY!

Ok. My friend, Bryna sent me here and it was pretty cool, well actually she said...
Hey Dan, check out this site for a very cool overview of Detroit's
legendary psychedelic warriors. I've had the pleasure of meeting and
hanging out with some of these fine people. Scott Morgan ws recently out
here recording for our label, and Steve Farmer spent a couple weeks as
my houseguest while recording with my band. A memorable experience!
Cheers,
Bryna
Babylonian Tiles
Bryna is coming around, yay!
We're supposed to meet up in Chicago or Detroit, we'll see what happens, eh?
It should prove to be fun.

As per Ryan Campell's suggestion, I picked up David Crosby "I can't remember my name" - It's decent. I really dig one of the tracks that has Steven Stills, Graham Nash, Grace Slick, Paul Kanter, Jorma K. It's a really cool tune. I also picked up something that came out 2 weeks ago, but it's not new. Mustard Plug re-issued 'skapocalypse now' on CD, with extra live tracks that weren't on the tape. Dave promised me he would sign a photograph so I could give it to Chrissy, who's CRAZY about him (and the band) I haven't done that yet, maybe he forgot. He was supposed to drop by kinko's and see me but he never did. oh well. Cool! I just ordered a bunch of stuff from Bomp Records. That's my new thing. They are cool, primarily mail order. I got a Spacemen 3 CD and some indie Detroit band LPs from the 80s. I'm stillng In Space.

I have been listening to OK Computer and I Can't Remember My Name almost non-stop. They are both so good! ICRMN is far too short, but oh well. David Crosby kicks ass.

Today I picked up Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in space. An interesting ride.

I am getting crazy about

RADIOHEAD

and Catherine Wheel - Adam and Eve. I got The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds Sessions, that's really good. I picked up the new Lisa Loeb. I only like the single so far. Maybe it will grow on me. I should have bought Clutch instead. That's about it. But even bad music becomes fodder gift material to give to my sister. 85% of what she likes is bad music.

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