emusic suggestions

I would pretty much spend the whole thing on the entire Clutch catalog. If you have it already, go with a bunch of Jesus Lizard, or maybe "Liquor in the Front" by Reverend Horton Heat so you can rockabilly out all day long. If thats too much, get the "Royal Tenenbaums" soundtrack. It was on Comedy Central a few weeks ago and I noticed that the music was really good. Happy shopping!

I have no idea what is on emusic and I'm really not sure what sound you are going for but based solely on those you've already selected, maybe:

The Morning After Girls
Darker My Love
The High Dials
The Stevenson Ranch Davidians

(In no particular order and anything by either of the above.)

I like that album by The Submarines and think you might too but not all that sure. If you are a fan, as I am, this is Jack Drag's new project along with his girlfriend who is F. Scott Fitzgerald's granddaughter. (Not that being the gd makes her worthy as a musician but she does a good job regardless. Just an interesting side note. I didn't hit Hoya's link since I already have the CD so maybe it was mentioned in there.)

Noticed the Swami catalog was just uplaoded on emusic so you can get some sweet Hot Snakes, Dan Sartain, RFTC, and Sultans.

rerelease of The High Strung "Moxie Bravo" with four new tracks added

You Can Hurry Up
Sit Up Straight
Last Night Wasâ?¦
You Got History

link

Just noticed they have twoo Cactus World News albums up, a band I hadn't thought of in awhile. It appears that a follow up to thier debut "Urban Beaches" which was record in 98 finally got released in 2004

The Hot Snakes albums were there a year ago but got pulled for whoknowswhat…glad they're back.

Thanks for the High Strung link Kosmo. If you look up the band on Emusic, only These Are Good Times comes up. I just realized that's because they have Moxie Bravo mislabeled as by Highstrung (apparently a slightly older country outfit).

FYI: Nice interview of the president and CEO of emusic David Pakman.

http://www.pollstar.com/news/viewnews.pl?NewsID=7805

Thanks for this recommendation, kosmo…went to see their show at the Black Cat backstage. They were very good, but they played for about 20 people (most people left after XYZ Affair, which I did not get at all).

Originally posted by kosmo:
rerelease of The High Strung "Moxie Bravo" with four new tracks added

You Can Hurry Up
Sit Up Straight
Last Night Wasâ?¦
You Got History

link

just added today songs performed live at lollapalooza 2006 from the following

Andrew Bird
The Frames
The Hold Steady
Broken Social Scene
Sleater-Kinney
Ben Kweller
Stars
Umphrey's McGee
The Disco Biscuits
Lyrics Born
Blues Traveles
Cursive
The Smoking Popes
The Go! Team
Particle
The Benevento Russo Duo
Deadboy & The Elephantman
Editors
Iron & Wine
Mucca Pazza
Last Album Added: 04/03/07
Office
Poi Dog Pondering

Great rec's

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new releases today:

heartless bastards
phospherescent
pains of being pure at heart

any recommendations?

Everybody wrote:
new releases today:

heartless bastards
phospherescent
pains of being pure at heart

any recommendations?

The Phospherescent album is really, really good.

Lots and lots of great stuff on eMusic these days…

Belle & Sebastian BBC Sessions
The BPA record

They also just added the DFA label

I got 63 downloads left….any recommendations?