Monthly Archives: April 2010

Antiques Web Show, Vol. 41 (Bitchin’ Broads Edn.)

These rockin’ ladies don’t need any introduction. Here are heart’s first two albums.

Dreamboat Annie

Little Queen

Keep on rockin’ you crazy dames.

Patti Smith is a delight.

Patti Smith on the 80’s show Kids Are People Too.

Moms on Facebook…

are really damaging to my cousin’s psuedo-indie-emo cred.

(Colton, if you read this. I’m sorry.)

Welcome back.

Ladies…???

Antiques Web Show, Vol. 40 (New Zealand Edn.)

Hey guys! Here are two records from New Zealand’s “Dunedin Sound” of the 80s characterized by jangly guitars and minimal bass lines. Both bands have very distinct sounds, yet sound like they were coming from the same place. New Zealanders and music? Who knew?

The Chills

The Clean

Happy 420!

Antiques Web Show, Vol. 39

A colletion of the early records of power-pop loving Big Star acolytes, Any Trouble. A distinct style, shaped by the english post-punk scene made them a cult favorite. Think Elvis Costello meets The Feelies. I Give you: Any Touble’s – Girls Are Always Right: The Stiff Years.

You’re a Coppola for fuck’s sake!

So Nic Cage is going to be burying in this 9-foot-tall pyramid in a New Orleans cemetery. That’s totally normal, right?

Get your shit together, Nic Cage!

For some Blogfwends, I’m not sure it gets better than this.

BACON AT-AT!!!