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Clambakes Vol 7: Shut the F*ck Up!...No, We Love You - Live at the Corner Hotel 1996

Recorded live in Melbourne, Australia November 23 1996
Thanks to Will Spears

To celebrate our return to Australia we take you back to the last show of our last visit and a Clambake recorded live at the Corner Hotel in Melbourne, November 1996. It sounds like this was a fun night and I'm sure it was -- Smudge and The 3Ds were on the bill -- so please excuse a few glitches in the recording and enjoy the energy circa '96. Looking forward to seeing you again shortly.

Hyper Enough

Beyonce ~ Mine Feat. Drake

Taken from "Romance" Ep out on Roche Musique 24.02.14
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Tracklist : 

01 - Espoir
02 - S/ash
03 - Hot Hands
04 - Vanyll
05 - Omeo

Romance - EP

Espoir

From the forthcoming Thank You, Thank You EP set for release in August 23, 2011.

In a time when most artists spend the bulk of their energy trying to brainstorm over clever band names and contrived marketing schemes, it's refreshing to see a group that picks honesty over hyperbole. With that very notion in mind, the members in Chicago's beloved Blah Blah Blah, decided long ago that the music is what matters the most. And who can blame them? With a name like that, you better make damn sure that your music is better than just good enough.

Comprised of two Iowa friends and two Chicago musicians, the midwest quartet has gone through various incarnations but finally found their footing in 2010 after being voted one of the Tribune's next bands on the verge of breaking BIG. Since championing the genre of ballroom rock, the band continually wins over the hearts of fans worldwide for their emotionally-driven yet upbeat songs that playfully strike a balance between the alternative and organic. With a revitalized sense of vibrance and a newly recorded EP on the horizon this summer, it's not hard to see why the band is so optimistic about the next chapter of its career.

For the new project, Thank You, Thank You, the band decided to ditch the ease of digital and embrace the techniques of yester-year. By recording the entire EP in analog onto tape, they convincingly proved the old adage that sometimes you have to take a step back in order to truly move forward. With the help of music vets, like producer Matt Walker (Morrissey, Smashing Pumpkins) and engineer Sean O'Keefe (Fall Out Boy, Motion City Soundtrack, Less than Jake), the new recordings serve as a magnum opus for the band and a beacon of hope for the burgeoning indie music scene.

www.blahblahblahmusic.com

They Don't Dance

From the forthcoming Thank You, Thank You EP set for release on August 23, 2011.

In a time when most artists spend the bulk of their energy trying to brainstorm over clever band names and contrived marketing schemes, it's refreshing to see a group that picks honesty over hyperbole. With that very notion in mind, the members in Chicago's beloved Blah Blah Blah, decided long ago that the music is what matters the most. And who can blame them? With a name like that, you better make damn sure that your music is better than just good enough.

Comprised of two Iowa friends and two Chicago musicians, the midwest quartet has gone through various incarnations but finally found their footing in 2010 after being voted one of the Tribune's next bands on the verge of breaking BIG. Since championing the genre of ballroom rock, the band continually wins over the hearts of fans worldwide for their emotionally-driven yet upbeat songs that playfully strike a balance between the alternative and organic. With a revitalized sense of vibrance and a newly recorded EP on the horizon this summer, it's not hard to see why the band is so optimistic about the next chapter of its career.

For the new project, Thank You, Thank You, the band decided to ditch the ease of digital and embrace the techniques of yester-year. By recording the entire EP in analog onto tape, they convincingly proved the old adage that sometimes you have to take a step back in order to truly move forward. With the help of music vets, like producer Matt Walker (Morrissey, Smashing Pumpkins) and engineer Sean O'Keefe (Fall Out Boy, Motion City Soundtrack, Less than Jake), the new recordings serve as a magnum opus for the band and a beacon of hope for the burgeoning indie music scene.

www.blahblahblahmusic.com

Say Your Name

Crazy Fools

Soon As I Get Home Tonight

Why Am I The Only One Laughing

A Game We Play

Arctic Monkeys - Leave Before The Lights Come On

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Look back
To when midnights broke their sleep
Awake in our memories
Of when we would make believe

Collide
Colors of the masquerade
Watch as they fall away
Faceless under faces made

And weeks went by but felt like hours 
Spring would lie in summer showers
In my hair were winter flowers

And weeks went by but felt like hours 
Seasons multiplying power
That I found in winter flowers

Turn back
I see rivers beyond the line
Ancient roads in broken design
Angels running thru our minds

Look up
Your city's built on marble floors
Neon lights in the falling snow
Those night back in tokyo

And weeks went by but felt like hours 
Spring would lie in summer showers
In my hair were winter flowers

And weeks went by but felt like hours 
Seasons multiplying power
That I found in winter flowers

And we said
This has only just begun
In the end
Time forever favors the young

And we said
This has only just begun
In the end
Time forever favors the young

Young

Recorded and mixed at Hotel2Tango, with Howard Bilerman, in late February and early March of 2010, EXPO 86 is the name of the new and third album by Montreal’s Wolf Parade. EXPO 86 follows the band’s 2008 album At Mount Zoomer, which itself followed their 2005 debut, Apologies to the Queen Mary. Read the full bio for EXPO 86 here:
http://www.subpop.com/artists/wolf_parade 

EXPO 86

Ghost Pressure

Wolf Parade - Ghost Pressure

New track from Washed Out feat vocals by Caroline Polachek

Washed Out - You And I

COWARD !

The second EP from Ivy Dye. Available for download at http://ivydye.bandcamp.com/album/continuations.

Repetition

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Born Sinner

She Knows (feat. Amber Coffman & Cults)

J. Cole - Forbidden Fruit (Feat. Kendrick Lamar)

Blah Blah Blah is a band created by a group of like minded musicians with one common goal: to elevate humanity through music. Pioneers of Ballroom Rock , Blah Blah Blah has been recognized throughout the world as a band that not only produces beautiful, harmonic music, but stands behind it with the integrity and intelligence that is seldom realized in today’s leading acts. 


Their unique sound and humble disposition places them in a class of their own that is unrivaled. Blah Blah Blah represents the future of music and its place in society–that of healing, nurturing, and unifying the discord in our world. 


Their debut album, This is for The Time, is projected to be released early 2016, with upcoming tour dates to follow. 


Blah Blah Blah is based out of Chicago.

Why Am I The Only One Laughing

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