Podcasts | CMGcasts
XIII
By David Greenwald | 1 March 2006
It’s not easy compiling the CMG podcast. But luckily the Glow has a few friends in high places, and so David “Boogz” Greenwald’s March edition had just about every song he wanted. You can thank the fine folks who helped him put it together at their Web sites—or you can just enjoy the music. Boogz promises it’s not all indie-pop.
[66:03]
1. The Clientele: “Since K Got Over Me”
- (0:01 – 3:47)
- from Strange Geometry, out on Matador Records
2. Sea Snakes: “A Pall Bearer’s Calendar”
- (3:48 – 8:26)
- from Clear As Day, The Darkest Tools, out on Three Gut Records
3. Maritime: “Parade of Punk Rock T-Shirts”
- (8:27 – 11:48)
- from We, The Vehicles, out on Flameshovel Records
4. Ancient Greeks: “Lay-Up”
- (11:49 – 18:09)
- from The Song Is You, out on Flameshovel Records
5. AK-MOMO: “Return To N.Y.”
- (18:10 – 20:51)
- from Return To N.Y., out on Hidden Agenda Records
6. Aloha: “Your Eyes”
- (20:52 – 25:09)
- from Some Echoes, out on Polyvinyl Records
7. Phil: “Left Coast”
- (25:10 – 30:08)
- from Whatever Happened To Your Loving Heart, out on Achord Records
8. Castle Oldchair: “Circles”
- (30:09 – 33:59)
- from Sad Pants, out on Standard Recording Company
9. Rocky Votolato: “White Daisy Passing”
- (34:00 – 37:05)
- from Makers, out on Barsuk Records
10. The Brokedown: “Sparks”
- (37:06 – 41:42)
- from The Dutchman’s Gold EP, self-released
11. Centro-matic: “Calling Thermatico”
- (41:43 – 45:29)
- from Fort Recovery, out on Misra Records
12. Dean Drouillard: “4 a.m.”
- (45:30 – 50:04)
- from Dream At Harmony Motel, self-released
13. Lewis & Clarke: “Bare Bones & Branches”
- (50:05 – 54:20)
- from Bare Bones And Branches, out on Summersteps Records
14. Mount Eerie: “As Good As I Could Possibly Imagine”
- (54:21 – 56:09)
- from 11.16.03 Kerkchoff Grand Salon, live recording
15. Sounds Like Fall: “Ugly World”
- (56:10 – 58:28)
- from The Wolf Is At The Door, out on Yer Bird Records
16. The Softies: “Me and the Bees”
- (58:29 – 61:40)
- from Holiday In Rhode Island, out on K Records
17. Liam Singer: “One Day”
- (61:41 – 66:03)
- from The Empty Heart of the Chameleon, out on Tell-All Records