Audience recording of The Replacements' first concert in 22 years, recorded at Riot Fest in Toronto on Aug. 25, 2013.

Made available by The Replacements - Live Archive Project (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=512162458873433&set=a.131062273650122.29210.129292827160400&type=1)

21. The Replacements, 'Bastards Of Young' — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

19. The Replacements, "Swingin' Party" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

18. The Replacements, 'Alex Chilton' — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

17. The Replacements, "Left Of The Dial" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

15. The Replacements, "Borstal Breakout" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

14. The Replacements, "Wake Up" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

13. The Replacements, "Merry Go Round" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

12. The Replacements, "Love You Til Friday" + "Maybellene" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

10. The Replacements, "Achin' To Be" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

9. The Replacements, "Androgynous" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

8. The Replacements, "Kiss Me On The Bus" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

7. The  Replacements, "Tommy Get His Tonsils Out" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

6. The Replacements, "Color Me Impressed" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

5. The Replacements, "Hangin' Downtown" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

4. The Replacements, "Favorite Thing" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

3. The Replacements, "I'm In Trouble" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

2. The Replacements, "Takin' A Ride" — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

1. The Replacements, Intro — Riot Fest Toronto, 8/25/13

"I was wondering if you could try identifying this song. I recorded it back in the 80s one night from KPFT in Houston, Texas.  I've been trying to figure out who it is for years.  I thought you might recognize it, perhaps."

UPDATE: As noted in the comments, it is: Slab! "Parallax Avenue"

What song is this? (Turns out it's Slab! "Parallax Avenue")

All right, folks, time to play 'name that tune' again. 

A Slicing Up Eyeballs reader writes:

"In the mid-to-late 80's, I dubbed a mixtape from a friend that included some great music. Unfortunately, the person who made the mixtape had not labeled it with anything to identify the songs/artists. I was able to identify all of the songs except for one, which I quite like. I have been on a maddening 25+ year hunt to find out who the original artist was. When the internet kicked into high gear and search engines like Google came along, I thought for sure I would finally solve this ancient mystery. Alas, this has not been the case. I have not been able to find lyrics or anything else online to assist."

Please help ID this mystery song

A Slicing Up Eyeballs reader sent us this song and the following note: 

"I write from Germany so sorry if i put words wrong. 
 
A Friend of mine was in America in the 80s and he listened to WNYU - FM.
 
He heard a Song there but did not hear the Name and Artist.
 
So i have the Link here where you can listen to.  If you don`t know it, maybe you can help us with the Lyrics. We went them up and down with no Result. Especially after the beginning words "Oh well oh welcome .....
 
This might be the Refrain of the Song because he repeats it often in this Song.
 
I would be very glad to get an answer from you because this Song is searched for more than 33 Years."

Can you help identify this song?"

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Can you ID this funky post-punk song taped off WNYU in the '80s?

DJs Oz and Mike Halloran on San Diego's 91X FM discuss the about-to-be-released Depeche Mode album 'Violator' and premiere tracks off the record in March 1990. They reveal the tracklist, describe the artwork and liner notes from the just-obtained CD, then play "World In My Eyes," "Policy of Truth" and "Halo" (actual songs omitted here). At the end, they talk to a record label rep who announces the soon-to-be-infamous in-store appearance at the Wherehouse in Los Angeles on March 20, 1990 ("We're expecting total melee outside," Halloran predicts, accurately). 

Recorded on a TDK D-90 cassette and stored in a Vans shoebox for the subsequent 25 years.

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Premiere of Depeche Mode 'Violator' on San Diego's 91X (March 1990)

This Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the release of Depeche Mode's landmark 'Violator' album, and it's also the anniversary of the band's infamous in-store at a Wherehouse record store in Los Angeles. To mark the occasion, here is about 7 minutes of KROQ's broadcast that night, featuring Richard Blade interviewing the members of the band about the album and their touring plans.  This was recorded off the radio on a TDK D-90 cassette and stored in a Vans shoebox for the subsequent 25 years.

KROQ's Richard Blade interviews Depeche Mode at Wherehouse in-store (March 20, 1990)

Ex-Dream Syndicate frontman Steve Wynn world-premiered "10 Million BC," the first track to be heard off R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck's debut solo album, during a guest DJ stint on Diane’s Kamikaze Fun Machine on New Jersey’s WFMU on Thursday, June 14, 2012.

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Peter Buck, '10 Million BC'

This song is called BURROUGHS.
It is by the band CHELSEA LIGHT MOVING.

Members of band:
Thurston Moore (gtr/vocals/songwriter)
Keith Wood (gtr)
Samara Lubelski (bass)
John Moloney (drums)

“Burroughs” was recorded and mixed May 18-20, 2012, by Justin Pizzoferrato at Sonelab, Easthampton, MA.

http://www.matadorrecords.com/matablog/2012/06/22/tell-us-about-your-new-band-thurston-moore/



Chelsea Light Moving (Thurston Moore), 'Burroughs'

CHELSEA LIGHT MOVING

Thurston Moore (gtr/vocals/songwriter)
Keith Wood (gtr)
Samara Lubelski (bass)
John Moloney (drums)

via http://www.matadorrecords.com/matablog/2012/07/10/chelsea-light-moving-present-groovy-linda/

Chelsea Light Moving (Thurston Moore), 'Groovy & Linda'

Second single off Men Without Hats' 2012 album 'Love in the Age of War'

Men Without Hats, 'This War'

Brand-new Paul Westerberg track, e-mailed by his manager to Jodi Chromey, who posted it on I Will Dare and made it available for download: http://www.iwilldare.com/2012/09/a-new-paul-westerberg-song-my-road-now/

Paul Westerberg, 'My Road Now'

Johnny Marr stopped by the BBC Studios in London on Nov. 27, 2012, to record a live session for the Dermot O'Leary Show on BBC Radio 2.  He performed a song called "New Town Velocity" off his upcoming solo album 'The Messenger' and The Smiths' classic "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want' on the program, which aired Dec. 1, 2012.

Johnny Marr, 'Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want' (BBC Radio 2)

Tracklist: Auto Reverse — Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (December 2012)

SIDE B
1. The Replacements, "Alex Chilton" (Alternate Version)
2. Love Tractor, "I Broke My Saw"
3. J. Mascis, "The Boy With the Thorn in His Side" (The Smiths)
4. Pixies, "There Goes My Gun" (BBC Session)
5. The Toy Dolls, "Nellie the Elephant"
6. The Cramps, "Bikini Girls With Machine Guns"
7. Camper Van Beethoven, "Northern California Girls"
8. Echo & The Bunnymen, "Villiers Terrace"
9. Peter Gabriel, "I Don't Remember"
10. New Order, "Your Silent Face"
11. Close Lobsters, "Skyscrapers of St. Mirin"
12. Love and Rockets, "An American Dream"

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SIDE B — Auto Reverse: Slicing Up Eyeballs Mixtape (December 2012)

Slicing Up Eyeballs explores the legacy of '80s college, modern and indie rock, the music — once relegated to campus radio, pioneering commercial stations like San Diego's 91X and the Sunday night ghetto of MTV's "120 Minutes" — that paved the way for Nirvana and the alternative revolution. 

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