Oh yeah, who's excited?!?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NOp5ROn1HE

Andrew Bird's new album - My Finest Work Yet is a nice listen. Kind of mellow, but heartfelt and solid.

I'll check out Lambchop next since vowlvom made it sound good.

Ex Hex was really good rock and roll!

Now, I'm listening to American Football - LP3 for the second time. Very beautiful music with mature lyrics. Guys in their 40s will love it!

Just finished up my first listen to the new Jenny Lewis and it is pleasant enough. It doesn't stand out to me like the Voyager, but is still a solid album.

Next up, Ex Hex - It's Real

I think that is what they call it. Everyone go to the Google homepage today and check out the Bach AI harmonizer. It is really incredibly cool. I just put in 4 notes and it generated a two-measure, four-part harmony. Sounded awesome. Check it out and add yours below: https://g.co/doodle/dhcf2n Bonus...

What about Madison WI? Seems like a few folks live out there: Manhattan Glutton, owl, Lucky Spoon...

Some other albums released this week include:

Ladytron - Ladytron
Avril Lavigne - Head Above Water
Broken Social Scene - Let's Try the After - Vol. 1
India Arie - Worthy

Looks like we missed this week.

I'm really digging this album Texas Piano Man by Robert Ellis. Really good classic songwriting and production. Highly recommended if you like that kind of thing. It was released on Valentine's Day.

https://robertellismusic.bandcamp.com/a ... -piano-man

New stuff out today? Here's what I'm starting with:

Karen O and Dangermouse - Lux Prima
Chai - Punk
Matmos - Plastic Anniversary

I know this has traditionally been a two night event, but after the last couple of years, (and the response to this thread) I suspect that one night will be enough for this year's event if that takes some of the pressure off anyone considering hosting.

Hal Blaine, one of the greatest Rock and Roll drummers, died this week. Hal is considered one of the most recorded studio drummers in the history of the music industry, claiming over 35,000 sessions and 6,000 singles. His drumming is featured on 150 US top 10 hits, 40 of which went to number one, as...

Finished this over the weekend and enjoyed it. It became fairly clear where it was going, but they set up season two well enough for me. I'll watch it when/if it comes out.

How very Shakespearean.

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Wow, it's been 14 years since Boston, it would be great to have it there again. I don't think we have any active Boston residents at the moment though, do we?

Where is Song Fight's most submitted Paco del Stinko?

Checked out Indoor Pets - Be Content. It was a fairly enjoyable pop/rock album. Catchy if not memorable.

Hi All, First and foremost, let's be sure to all listen to Songfight veteran MC FRONTALOT's new album NET SPLIT today. He needs literally thousands of digital plays to equal the sale of one physical CD. Other albums I plan to check out today: Wyclef Jean - Wyclef Goes Back To School Volume 1 David G...

Denver was fairly west coast. It seems only fair that this year is on the east coast: Boston, New York, Vermont, DC...

Finally started watching this over the weekend and it is okay. I'm mostly surprised by how old some of the songs on the soundtrack are. David Gray songs from White Ladder?

Yes, those tracks are seriously long. I don't remember how much of it I listened to. It is fairly intimidating.

Wasn't too impressed with either Hosier or Shy Girls. Listening to Kehlani - While We Wait. Very groovy.

Thanks for the reminder! I fell down a Tortoise hole this morning and have been listening to them all day. I'll take a break to listen to these next: Hozier - Wasteland, Baby! I'm not a fan or anything, but I heard a lot about his new song Nina Cried Power and really liked it. Curious if the rest of...

Good point. They usually try to tie the show to the movies.