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"Daft Punk Is Playing In My House"  LCD Soundsystem Live @ MSG Final Show

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Rock N Roll Hall Fame 'It's So Easy to Fall In Love' by Stevie Nicks

May 8, 2011  Thievery Corporation Live @ The Sugar Mill - New Orleans - 2011 Jazz Fest After Dark

Thievery Corporation 'Lebanese Blonde' LIVE @  NOLA Jazz Fest 2011- After Dark - The Sugar Mill

Grizfolk Live @ Radio City Music Hall New York, NY

Grizfolk Live Radio City NYC

Passion Pit - All These Trees-AMEX ZYNC

Where Y'AT at start of ANY voicemail is enough to make my whole day 
Photo taken at Sound Ctrl's Flash Forward Awards during Internet Week 2012

N'Awlins Heart & Soul in Voicemail from Jonathan Batiste

David Byrne, St. Vincent at Williamsburg Park on 09/29/12 

Listen to The One Who Broke Your Heart -  Burning Down the House

Ful Concert Streamed Here : 

David Byrne & St. Vincent at Williamsburg Park – 9/29/12 Setlist:
1. “Who”
2. “Weekend in the Dust”
3. “Save Me From What I Want” (St. Vincent song)
4. “Strange Overtones” (David Byrne & Brian Eno song)
5. “I am an Ape”
6. “Marrow” (St. Vincent song)
7. “This Must Be The Place” (Talking Heads song)
8. “The Forest Awakes”
9. “Optimist”
10. “Like Humans Do” (David Byrne song)
11. “Lightning”
12. “Lazarus”
13. “Cheerleader” (St. Vincent song)
14. “Lazy” (David Byrne & X-Press 2 song)
15. “I Should Watch TV”
16. “Northern Lights” (St. Vincent song)
17. ” The One Who Broke Your Heart”
18. “Outside of Space and Time”

Encore
19. “Cruel” (St. Vincent song)
20. “Burning Down the House” (Talking Heads song)
Second Encore
21. “The Party” (St. Vincent song)
22. “Road to Nowhere” (Talking Heads song)

Burning Down the House live :: David Byrne & St. Vincent :: Williamsburg, Brooklyn :: Sept 2012

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Paris 1919 Live : John Cale & Wordless Music Orchestra: BAM Brooklyn, NY at BAM Howard Gilman Opera House

NICE REVIEW BY PITCHFORK HERE: 
Q. Of all your albums, why are you revisiting "Paris 1919"?
A. It happens to be the one album where I finished all the songs before I went in to record. I wrote them when I had just moved to Warner to work in A&R. I took an office job and I was there every day, and I was writing these songs. After a while I realized, "This is nostalgia, pure and simple: I'm writing about the stuff that I miss about Europe." I wasn't writing to the album's title; I gave it the title afterward, and what it meant was: "Here we are in the height of the cold war; how did we get here?" This album seems to be about how we got there, looking back to the Versailles Treaty [signed in France in 1919]. - [NY Times]
Former Velvet Underground member John Cale played three shows at BAM in the last week as part of the Academy's Next Wave Festival. The first was a star-studded tribute to onetime VU singer Nico on January 16 featuring the vocal talents of Greg Dulli, Kim Gordon, Sharon Van Etten, Peaches, The Magnetic Fields, Joan as Policewoman, Meshell Ndegeocello and more.
Then on Friday and Saturday (1/18, 1/19) Cale collaborated with the Wordless Music Orchestra to perform his 1973 album, Paris 1919, in full, plus other songs from throughout his long musical career. Pictures from Friday's performance are in this post.
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