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Recently, and by recently I mean yesterday February 2nd, which just happens to be my day of birth, a buddy of mine threw down the musical gauntlet. I have briefly and succinctly paraphrased the challenge below:
Top 40 Artists of your life. Not simply a list of 40, but a ranking from 40 to 1. You have to do it. It must be done. It’s your personal Hall of Fame. This is your preference, your jukebox, regardless of genre or generation. This isn’t educational or time relevant. It’s YOUR Top 40 of all time.
This did indeed get the blood rushing and made my musical pants go a little crazy. I started to brainstorm a list (and by brainstorm I mean immediately sat down and pounded out 40 names, clarified his initial challenge, perused my list again, and started typing the first sentence you read.
The initial list was not a difficult as I thought. The ranking of 1-40 took a little bit of time as did my annotations (those are in my tiny, little head) as to why the band/musician made the list. The list that lies before you is organic in nature and I believe it to be fairly finite to the time that it was written. The list is not to be likened to a doctoral thesis, packed with statistics that verify the respective placement, resourced with renowned critical fawning, or any type of research other than my ears and their time on earth.
Be mindful of the fact that there are only 40 spots on this list. I can tell you that there are probably some glaring omissions on this list. Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Waylon, Willie, and the boys, did not make the list as well as a litany of other great, well deserving artists. This list is completely subjective and the omission of anyone is not meant to be a form of disparagement. It is quite simply a list of bands/musicians that I have loved over the years and also value their contributions to the musical world.
The final piece of the musical puzzle for this list was really a late night revelation. I realize it has only been a moment or two since you began reading this but I actually have been running the various scenarios of greatness in my head all night. And then it hit me, the true measure of an artist’s greatness is my personal commitment to that particular artist.
- How much of myself have I invested in the artists?
- What percentage of their catalog do I own?
- Would I take the time to see them live if the following were aligned:
- They are still alive
- They band is still together
- The venue was geographically conducive to seeing them live
- The cost of the ticket did not require me selling my 1st born child. Although at 15 years of age and being really good at being 15 I would be willing to barter for a really good show right now.
Oddly enough, this revelation did not greatly alter my original list, there were a few additions and subtractions of artists and then the harrowing process of ranking them, with reason, was underway.
No musicians were harmed in this list. Of course, egos might be slightly bruised if they ever happen to stumble upon this little read blog and realize their spot on or omission to the list.
So, I give to you my Top 40 at 40!
- The Beatles
- Bob Dylan
- Bruce Springsteen
- The Rolling Stones
- Led Zeppelin
- The Who
- Pink Floyd
- Tom Petty
- The Eagles
- Eric Clapton
- Elton John
- Jimi Hendrix
- The Doors
- U2
- Metallica
- Pearl Jam
- Van Morrison
- Billy Joel
- R.E.M.
- Rush
- Lynryd Skynyrd
- Simon & Garfunkel
- John Mellencamp
- Stevie Ray Vaughan
- Prince
- Nirvana
- Uncle Tupelo
- Eminem
- Nine Inch Nails
- Beck
- The Dave Matthews Band
- Rage Against the Machine
- Robert Earl Keen
- N.W.A
- The Black Crowes
- The Beastie Boys
- The White Stripes
- Ryan Adams
- Ben Harper
- Joe Purdy
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Broken Bells is the self titled debut album of the mash up of in demand producer Brian Burton (Gorillaz, The Black Keys, Beck) who is also known as Danger Mouse (Gnarls Barkley) and James Mercer (The Shins). In 2004 the two met and decided to work together and four years later they actually got together and began recording. You can’t rush greatness folks! The album was released in March 2010. The music has an experimental edge as well as a melodic, trippy kind of vibe.
With spacey beats and rubbery tempo, Burton pairs the, at times edgy, falsetto of Mercer to carefully crafted songs. Melodies and an abundant amount of hooks are effortlessly infused with the trippy style that has repeatedly set Burton apart. The album is truly a collaboration that utilizes the strength of both involved. Vibrant beats and promising lyrics morph into a sonic landscape that draws you in.
Key Tracks:
The Ghost Inside, The High Road, The Mall and Misery, and Trap Doors
Check out Broken Bells at www.brokenbells.com
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Welcome to another installment of Mixed Tape Monday, where I will WOW you with my whimsical list of wonderful music which is brought to you by the wonder of the World Wide Web.
Today’s topic is Numbers:
Song: One
Artist: U2
Album: Achtung Baby
Song: 16 Days
Artist: Whiskeytown
Album: Strangers Almanac
Song: Seven Nation Army
Artist: The White Stripes
Album: Elephant
Song: Angel Dream (No. 2)
Artist: Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Album: She’s the One
Song: Say Hello 2 Heaven
Artist: Temple of the Dog
Album: Temple of the Dog
Song: 40 Oz. To Freedom
Artist: Sublime
Album: 40 Oz. To Freedom
Song: Seven Bridges Road
Artist: Steve Young (Popularly covered by the Eagles)
Album: Rock Salt & Nails
Song: One for the Cutters
Artist: the Hold Steady
Album: Stay Positive
Song: 99 Problems
Artist: Jay-Z
Album: The Black Album
Song: Dash 7
Artist: Wilco
Album: A.M.
Song: Nine Bullets
Artists: Drive-By Truckers
Album: Pizza Deliverance
Song: Little One
Artist: Elliott Smith
Album: From A Basement On the Hill
Song: 60 Feet Tall
Artist: Dead Weather
Album: Horehound
Song: 9 Crimes
Artist: Damien Rice
Album: 9
Song: 40 Dogs
Artist: Bob Schneider
Album: Lovely Creatures
Song: One Road to Freedom
Artist: Ben Harper
Album: Fight for Your Mind
Song: 1000 Bpm
Artist: Beck
Album: The Information
Song: One Last Dance
Artist: Badly Drawn Boy
Album: Born in the U.K.
Song: Ten Thousand Words
Artist: The Avett Brothers
Album: I and Love and You
Song: 17
Artist: Cross Canadian Ragweed
Album: The Purple Album
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The Black Keys are the amazing bluesy, rocking dynamic duo of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney. They formed in 2001 in Akron, Ohio and have been compared to another bluesy power duo known by the name The White Stripes.
Their debut album, The Big Come Up, was released on 2002 and followed up with Thickfreakness in 2003. 2004 saw the release of Rubber Factory.
Much like other artist of today, The Black Keys music has gained commercial recognition from T.V. shows, commercial advertising, and the silver screen.
T.V. Shows:
- The O.C.
- Big Love
- Rescue Me
- Dexter
- Sons of Anarchy
- One Tree Hill
- Gossip Girl
- Entourage
- Friday Night Lights
Advertisements:
- Sony Ericsson
- Victoria’s Secret
- American Express
Movies:
- Cloverfield
- School of Rock
- Zombie Land
- Black Snake Moan
- RocknRolla
Their fourth album, Magic Potion, was released in 2006 along with the EP Chulahoma. In 2007 they released the Danger Mouse produced Attack & Release. This was the first album that they released that was produced in an actual studio.
The Black Keys Discography:
- The Big Come Up
- Thickfreakness
- The Moan (EP)
- Rubber factory
- Magic Potion
- Chulahoma (EP)
- Attack & Release
- Brothers (Set to release May 2010)
The boys have toured with bands such as Pearl Jam, Beck, and Radiohead. In addition to both critical and commercial success, they have quite a few fans that are in the business. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Josh Homme (Them Crooked Vultures & Queens of the Stone Age), Thom Yorke (Radiohead), Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top), and Kirk Hammett (Metallica) have all gone on record extolling the greatness of The Black Keys.
Top 5 The Black Keys Songs:
- Oceans& Streams (Attack & Release)
- Set You Free (Thickfreakness)
- Girl Is On My Mind (Rubber Factory)
- I Got Mine (Attack & Release)
- Strange Times (Attack & Release)
Musically, there is a raw, emotional connectivity that is heavily influenced by the blues. The amazing thing about the group is how much sound they can produce between the two of them.
Check out The Black Keys at www.theblackkeys.com.
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Beck is one of the most consistently eclectic and innovative musicians to emerge from the musical cauldron of the 90’s. With a diverse array of influences and an ever changing body of work Beck Hanson is one of a handful of relevant musical refugees from the 90’s.
He was discovered in 1991 during one of his club performances in Los Angeles. Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore caught a backyard performance by Beck and touted his greatness. 1994 saw the release of Mellow Gold, his major label debut. The album was a hit and the single “Loser” went to #1 on the Billboard chart. His next release Odelay established him in the industry with both critical and commercial success. The album won two Grammy’s
Beck discography:
- Golden Feelings
- Stereopathic Soulmanure
- Mellow Gold
- One Foot in the Grave
- Odelay
- Mutations
- Midnite Vultures
- Sea Change
- Guero
- The Information
- Modern Guilt
Listening to him, you can hear pop, folk, hip hop, blues, funk, R&B, country, rock, and world music. On wax, he is a musical chameleon yet uniquely original. He combines sounds and textures that would not sonically seem a fit but he makes them exciting and alluring. It’s as though he is resolute to recognize no musical limitations.
Top 5 Beck Songs:
- Loser (Mellow Gold)
- Strange Apparition (The Information)
- E-Pro (Guero)
- Dark Star (The Information)
- Sexx Laws (Midnite Vultures)
The first time I saw Beck was the Guero tour where he had the puppet show. It was a great show and incredibly entertaining. The second was at my beloved Austin City Limits Music Festival.
This blog is not meant to break new ground by spreading the word on the musical greatness of Beck nor is it assuming that everyone has or has not heard of him.
Check Beck out at www.beck.com
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We hear a song, purchase/download some music; it raises our awareness of the band and then we become a fan. The concert is the culmination of our musical inclinations. It is the holy grail of the musical experience. At least, in our mind, it is.
The concert is the musical equivalent of craps (the game of chance, not Jack in the Box 2 for $1 greasy tacos passing through your bowels)
Some nights go like this:
You purchase your ticket with the expectation that it will be musical bliss and a night to remember. You get there, fight the crowd, listen to the mediocre, at best, opening act, and wait impatiently for the headlining show. After what seems like an eternity, out stumbles the drunk/high lead singer, forgets the words to your favorite song, becomes enraged at the crowds displeasure and walks of the stage giving you the double fisted one finger salute.
While other nights go like this:
You show up at some little dive barbeque joint and begin to think the show has been canceled because there are only four cars in the parking lot. You go in, order some food and a beer, take you pick of the abundantly available tables and notice two chairs on the stage and a couple of guitars. You take a seat, sip your bear and out strolls the singer and his buddy and the play for several hours, come sit down and thank you for coming to the show and take your request and play it before the night is over.
I’ve regaled you with some stories of concerts from my past and touted the greatness of Austin City Limits Music Festival but today, I’m going to chronologically list the concerts, to the best of my recollection, I’ve attended over the years.
Year |
Band |
1983 |
Quiet Riot |
Interesting Facts |
7th grade, first concert to attend and broke my ankle that afternoon after being chased by a large classmate who took off his belt and began swinging it at me. I left the hospital on crutches and planned on going to concert while my mother drove along beside me screaming at me to get in the car. Being 12 and disabled, mom won and I missed the concert. I did, however, get the t shirt as a consolation prize from my buddy who I gave the ticket to. |
1985 |
Def Leppard |
Interesting Facts |
My first official concert that I actually got to attend. Reunion Arena in Dallas, TX. Oddly enough, I do not remember much about the concert other than it kicked much 14 year old musical butt. |
1985-1989 |
Tom Petty
Stevie Nicks
Elton John
Don Henley
White Snake
Tesla
The Cult
Metallica |
Interesting Facts |
This period was the high school years and while there are funny stories, time has blurred the lines a bit.
- One concert I went to with a group of girls and as soon as we got to Starplex Amphitheater, they all had to go to the rest room. So, they opened the passenger door and all took turns squatting in the parking lot under the shroud of secrecy that was the afore mentioned door. Don’t worry ladies; your identity is safe with me.
- Another concert had some of the above mentioned girls and on the way home we got lost and drove around through an amazing fog which we likened to the moors, a Sherlock Holmes reference at the time, and eventually made it home. Some of attendees were really upset with the turn of events.
- White Snake concert we bought tickets from scalpers and got totally ripped off but thought we were so cool because we were seeing White Snake.
- Metallica was an amazing show and the first time I had seen mosh pits and thoroughly enjoyed the frantic pace of the music. Some fans really enjoyed the show and started lighting the lawn on fire and once security came out, the fire just seemed to move to another location.
|
1989-1992 |
Travis Tritt
Shenandoah
Various country acts at Billy Bobs |
Interesting Facts |
Some of my buddies were really in to country music and I would often tag along because I had nothing else to do and wanted to make some new female acquaintances. The Shenandoah concert was particularly memorable, not because the concert was good, in fact, I never actually saw them. I got kicked out of the bar because I was 18 and using a fake ID to buy beer. My buddies, of course, stayed and watched the show. The crushing event of the night was that the girl I took to the show also stayed inside and I sat alone in the back of my friend’s truck for several hours. The night was not a total loss, because I drank all of the beer in the cooler while sitting in the parking lot of Billy Bob’s. |
1993-1995 |
Lots of local acts in the musical mecca of Denton, TX
Rush |
Interesting Facts |
The Rush show stands out for two reasons:To procure the tickets for this concert, my buddy and I left Denton very, very early on a Saturday morning after a very, very, late Friday night to go to Lewisville Mall to get tickets. We arrived way too early and drove to Braums and got a double order of biscuits and gravy. While this might not read as funny as it was, we were way hung over and those biscuits and gravy were the magic elixir that restored our health. Night of the concert we pick up our dates, have dinner and head to Dallas. There is mild drinking, as colleges kids are known to do, and before you know it, we are on the floor of Reunion Arena basking in the glory of Rush. On the way home there is some conversation of the concert and the girl that I took begins to nod off a bit and then suddenly hurls into and on the door. We stop and ask if she is ok and she looks at us as if nothing happened and denies what is clearly on her chin, clothes, seat, floor, and of course door. We get home she gets out like nothing happened. |
1995-2005 |
The Dave Matthews BandMetallica
Linkin Park
Beastie Boys
Pat Green
Willie Nelson
Jack Johnson
Bob Dylan
Bruce Springsteen
Beck
G. Love & Special Sauce
Merle Haggard
Tori Amos
Korn
Chevelle
Robert Earl Keen |
Interesting Facts |
All pretty good shows and some artist like Dave Matthews and Pat Green I’ve seen multiple times. The one stand out concert story is this:A group of folks went to see Willie Nelson at Lone Star Park which is an outdoor horse track. His stage was set back a bit and there were risers and bleachers that elevated the fans to better see the stage. I am walking up, wearing loose cargo shorts and minding my own business, when I feel something moving up my leg and heading north central. I look down and there is an older woman with her hand up my shorts grabbing my junk. I jump up and swat at her as if she is some form of annoying insect and she looks up, smiles with what teeth she has left and says “Oh, excuse me” as if she had accidently bumped into me as were passing on a sidewalk. She then turned and walked away as if nothing had happened. |
2006-Present |
Pearl JamBen Harper
Foo Fighters
Tom Petty
Beck
G. Love & Special Sauce
Wilco
Son Volt
Drive-By Truckers
State Radio
Brett Dennen
Bruce Springsteen
B-52’s
Robert Plant & Allison Krause
Joe Purdy
Cross Canadian Ragweed
The Killers
The Tragically Hip
The Eli Young Band
Pete Yorn
Bob Schneider
James McMurtry
Kris Kristofferson
Merle Haggard |
Damien RiceDonovan Frankenreiter
Arcade Fire
The Shins
Okkervil River
Mason Jennings
The Black Keys
Ray LaMontagne
Queens of the Stone Age
Bob Dylan
Willie Nelson
Van Morrison
The Toadies
The Killers
John Mayer
Steve Earle
Bjork
Iron & Wine
Walt Wilkins
The Dead Weather
The Raconteurs
Lucinda Williams
Erin Ivey
Amos Lee |
Interesting Facts |
The majority of these artists have been seen at the Austin City Limits Music Festival which is an annual pilgrimage for me. Some artist I have seen both at ACL and their own headlining tour. |
So, there you have it, a little stroll down concert memory lane. Let me know about some of your favorite or at least memorable concert experiences and who is a must see when they roll through town.
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Today we are going to talk about guilty pleasures. Musically, that is. Monday’s blog got a lot of great reaction and so today we are going to bare our soul and let loose our dirty little musical secrets. Clearly, we have some love for David Cassidy and Howard Jones.
Several people readily admitted that they did/do listen to some of the music that resides on the list of music you should not listen to. The majority of those people also admitted that they listened to it when it was new and fresh and did not have the open disdain that might be associated with it today.
However, we all have hidden secrets that we keep hidden deep on our iPod or tucked away on an unmarked CD. There are also songs that we are connected to that we will roll the windows down, open the sun roof, or drop the rag top and crank up the tunes. What are the songs that you will sit in the car, risk being late, and listen/sing until it is over? What are the songs that you clandestinely listen to but do not or would not openly lay claim to?
For today’s blog, we will have three; count them, 1, 2, 3 categories:
- Top(car, not clothing) down & loud
- Sit in car and be late
- Guilty & A Little Ashamed
Below are some of my guilty musical pleasures:
Artist |
Song |
Category |
Own CD |
R.E.M. |
It’s the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine) |
Top Down & Loud & Sit in Car |
Yes |
Bon Jovi |
Blaze of Glory |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
Elton John |
Little Jeanie |
Sit In Car |
Yes |
Cinderella |
Don’t Know What You Got Tell It’s Gone |
Sit In Car |
No |
Corey Hart |
Sunglasses at Night |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
Tom Petty |
Break Down |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Violent Femmes |
Blister In the Sun |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Van Halen |
Right Now |
Sit In Car & Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
Yes |
Stevie Nicks & Don Henley |
Leather & Lace |
Sit In Car & Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
Yes |
Styx |
Renegade |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Foreigner |
Juke Box Hero |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
Yes |
Journey |
Wheel In the Sky |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Beck |
Loser |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Butthole Surfers |
Pepper |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
The Cult |
She Sells Sanctuary |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Elton John |
Tiny Dancer |
Top Down & Loud & Sit in Car |
Yes |
Faith No More |
Epic |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Fine Young Cannibals |
Good Thing |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
Yes |
Five For Fighting |
Superman (It’s Not Easy) |
Sit In Car & Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
Yes |
Gin Blossoms |
Hey Jealousy |
Top Down & Loud |
Yes |
Grateful Dead |
Touch of Grey |
Top Down & Loud & Sit in Car |
Yes |
David & David |
Welcome to the Boomtown |
Sit in Car |
Yes |
Billy Squier |
The Stroke |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
Yes |
Charlie Sexton |
Beat’s So Lonely |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
The Moody Blues |
The Voice |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
Glenn Frey |
Smuggler’s Blues |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
REO Speedwagon |
Time for Me To Fly |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
Night Ranger |
Sister Christian |
Guilty & A Little Ashamed |
No |
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