More from the digital world of hunter/gathering.
Peter's Power Pop reminded me of the fabulous Mitch Friedman (a New York-based singer/songwriter who manages to corral both Andy Partridge and Dave Gregory from XTC to play on his records) and his very, very meta "This is A Song":
Swedesplease points out that this song from the Most is "perfectly crafted pop circa 1968" and the Jean-Luc Godard-influenced video could easily have come from 1968 (except for those shots of the cell phone):
And finally, Then Play Long (home of long, fascinating essays about each #1 British album of the rock era in order) draws the curtain down on the 60s (and the Beatles) with a meditation on Abbey Road. Give it a read.
Monday, January 25, 2010
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I love that Mitch Friedman song! Wonder if he ever heard Nilsson's "How to Write a Song": "If you write it on guitar/Place your guitar on your knee/If You write it on Piano/Don't do that..."
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