Bandcamp

kosmo wrote:
Once again Bandcamp is waiving their fee again for one day.  Was thinking about giving this one a miss, having not even downloaded last purchases yet.  But, lots of reminders of cool stuff available coming through the socials…


Yes. I just bought some.
And. Haven't downloaded last purchases yet.
I didn't get anything back in March as I'd just bought some vinyl.  Definitely gonna give it a go this time.
i'm not even digging the deep into bandcamp and already feeling overwhelmed as usual,,,  just found out Peter Gabriel's discography is up there including what looks like an amazing 62 track rarities collection and the german versions of this albums. 
I got some downloads of Live Records from Superchunk, Hold Steady, and 3 nights of DBT in Athens, GA, and then vinyl preorders of the new Bad Moves, and Phoebe Bridgers, and DBT "Stay 6 Feet Back Motherfucker" T Shirt.

It is all overwhelming.
i'm saving money not buying stuff, including tickets and gas.

no  more shows - life is canceled.  see ya in 2021
Bandcamp steps up, spotify pull a stunt…

So this coming Juneteenth (June 19, from midnight to midnight PDT) and every Juneteenth hereafter, for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, we will be donating 100% of our share of sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, a national organization that has a long history of effectively enacting racial justice and change through litigation, advocacy, and public education. We’re also allocating an additional $30,000 per year to partner with organizations that fight for racial justice and create opportunities for people of color.


https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-naacp-ldf-fundraiser
Didn't realize bandcamp was also doing their usual first Friday event this month on top of the Juneteeth event…

Not really my jam… but a number of Death Row Records including Dr.Dre’s The Chronic are up on bandcamp.  Seems like a pretty big deal for them
Is this virtue signaling?
This is a great collection from Record Kicks with proceeds benefiting NAACP Legal Defense Fund.  It includes the track famously sample by Jay-Z from Hannah Williams and The Affirmations and one of personal favs The Bluebeaters take on Toxic.

https://recordkicks.bandcamp.com/album/record-kicks-chartbusters
New tribute to Adam Schlesinger out today on Bandcamp.  Looking very promising!!

https://fatherdaughterrecords.bandcamp.com/album/saving-for-a-custom-van

https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/pop/9403070/adam-schlesinger-tribute-album-benefit-covid-19-relief

All-Star Adam Schlesinger Tribute Album 'Saving For a Custom Van' Benefits COVID-19 Relief
6/16/2020 by Gil Kaufman



Sarah Silverman, Rachel Bloom, Nada Surf and Ted Leo contributed to the 31-track album.

It's fitting that late Fountains of Wayne singer Adam Schlesinger's friends and musical colleagues are remembering the prolific, wildly talented songwriter with a tribute album benefitting COVID-19 relief. The 31-track Saving for a Custom Van, out today on Father/Daughter Records & Wax Nine and available exclusively on Bandcamp, features Schlesinger's collaborators, tour mates, friends and fans offering up their versions of songs from throughout the Fountains of Wayne singer/songwriter's expansive career.

Schlesinger, who died on April 1 at age 52 due to complications from COVID-19, is honored by Crazy Ex-Girlfriend co-creator/executive producer and star Rachel Bloom, who reworks FoW's most beloved song, "Stacy's Mom" into a jazzy cabaret track. The album also features comedian Sarah Silverman teaming with Ben Lee for a folky take on "Way Back Into Love" from the 2007 movie Music and Lyrics.

Other contributors include FoW guitarist Jody Porter covering "Four in the Morning" from Schlesinger's other band, Ivy, while Letters to Cleo's Kay Hanley takes on the power pop nugget "Radiation Vibe," Motion City Soundtrack do "Dip in the Ocean" and Nada Surf take a "Sick Day." All proceeds from the album will go to the MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund, which is helping music industry community members affected by the coronavirus pandemic
Is it Bandcamp Friday?
Justin wrote:
Is it Bandcamp Friday?


yes it is… didn't take part last month… sticking my toe in gingerly this month
I haven’t even listened to some of the stuff I bought last time.

I do have a few things I wanna get today tho.
Lots of forum favorites on this one, only available on this Bandcamp Friday
https://goodmusic2020.bandcamp.com/

Good Music to Avert the Collapse of American Democracy

A compilation made up of previously unreleased recordings –featuring new songs, covers, remixes, live versions & unreleased demos. It's available exclusively on Bandcamp for 24 hours only on Friday 9/4. All net proceeds from album sales go to Fair Fight.

More info on that comp

https://www.brooklynvegan.com/hayley-williams-laura-jane-grace-r-e-m-phoebe-bridgers-matt-berninger-30-others-on-new-benefit-comp/

The 40-song comp includes covers, remixes, live versions, unreleased demos, and entirely new songs from Hayley Williams (covering Broadcast), Matt Berninger (covering The Cure), Weyes Blood (covering Joni Mitchell), Real Estate (also covering Joni Mitchell), Robin Pecknold (covering The Roches), Laura Jane Grace & The Devouring Mothers (covering Gord Downie), Superchunk (covering Minutemen), Soccer Mommy (covering Saving Jane), Alex G (covering True Widow), The Decemberists (live Hoodoo Gurus cover), Beverly Glenn-Copeland (unearthed 1977 song), Tycho & Ben Gibbard (demo of forthcoming collaboration), R.E.M. (live in 1989), Death Cab For Cutie, My Morning Jacket, Thurston Moore, Sharon Van Etten, Sudan Archives, Helado Negro, Phoebe Bridgers, clipping., Tegan & Sara, Best Coast, Jamila Woods, Devendra Banhart, Sylvan Esso, Frankie Cosmos, Angel Olsen, Courtney Barnett, and still more.
I was wondering about REM…but just an old live song


R.E.M. is honored to be part of “Good Music To Avert The Collapse Of American Democracy” – a fundraising compilation album that will be available for ONE DAY ONLY this Friday, September 4th on Bandcamp.

The band has contributed a previously unreleased version of “Begin The Begin” from their show at the Hampton Coliseum on Nov. 8, 1989 in Hampton, Virginia, during the Green Tour.