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Photo by Charlie Hardy

Come On Let's Go (Broadcast Cover)

As KEXP celebrates its 50th anniversary, we're looking back at the last half-century of music. Each week in 2022, KEXP pays homage to a different year and our writers are commemorating with one song from that year that resonates with them. This week, Jasmine Albertson looks back at the beautiful bleakness of Slint's 1991 epic "Breadcrumb Trail." 

Read the article here: https://www.kexp.org/read/2022/6/8/50-years-music-1991-slint-breadcrumb-trail/

50 Years of Music: 1991 – Slint - "Breadcrumb Trail"

I found a flute

sonic youth little trouble girl(vinyl) slowed down

Cover of "A.M. 180" by Grandaddy. Written and produced by Jason Lytle for the album "Under the Western Freeway".

A.M. 180

A.M. 180 (Grandaddy Cover)

Slint - Good Morning Captain. Live in Madison, Wisconsin.

Coast to Coast Deconstructions

Elliott Smith Coast To Coast Deconstructions

Juliana Hatfield covers "Needle In The Hay" for "Say Yes! A Tribute To Elliott Smith" out now on CD, LP, Cassette, and Digitally. Order today from Amazon, iTunes and everywhere fine records are sold.

Say Yes! A Tribute to Elliott Smith

Needle In The Hay (Elliott Smith Cover) by Juliana Hatfield

Wouldn't Mama Be Proud? (Elliott Smith Cover)

Elliott Smith: Christian Brothers electric live

//_________Lyrics

No bad dream fucker's gonna boss me around
Christian brothers gonna take him down
But it can't help me get over
Don't be cross, this sick I want
I've seen the boss blink on and off
Fake concerns is what's the matter, man
And you think I ought to shake your motherfucking hand
Well I know how much you care
Don't be cross, this sick I want
I've seen the boss blink on and off
Come here by me I want you here
Nightmares become me it's so fucking clear
Nightmares become me it's so fucking clear

Elliot Smith

Elliott Smith: Christian Brothers electric live


Limited edition blue vinyl 7” (1000 copies only) exclusively for Record Store Day. Features two tracks from 2 remarkable concerts at Melbourne Recital Centre in November 2011 and The Barbican Centre, London in January 2010 celebrating the legacy of one of England’s most revered singer/songwriters, Nick Drake.

Melbourne duo, Luluc lend a potent melancholia to Drake’s ‘Things Behind The Sun’ (from his third and final 1972 album ‘Pink Moon’) whilst exclusive to this 7”, the highly acclaimed Irish singer Lisa Hannigan presents an evocative rendition of ‘At The Chime Of A City Clock’ (from his second, ‘Bryter Layter,’ 1970).

‘Things Behind The Sun’ is taken from the forthcoming album, ‘Way To Blue : The Songs Of Nick Drake’ (released 15th April 2013).
Luluc’s forthcoming album was produced by Aaron Dessner of The National.

Nick Drake is an unlikely romantic hero. In the 1970s he was a minor English singer and songwriter who peddled a lyrical brand of introspection that earned him a small but devoted following and few record sales. Dogged by depression and embittered by his lack of success, he died of an overdose in 1974, virtually unknown and unnoticed. He left an amazing legacy - a handful of recordings of his sparsely beautiful songs across just three albums, less than two hours of music. But over the ensuing decades, the enduring potency of these songs has ensured Drake's reputation as one of the UK's truly great musical talents.

Tracks: A) Luluc : Things Behind The Sun / AA) Lisa Hannigan : At The Chime Of A City Clock


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