Favorites, quarta parte

I'm going to use this space from time to time to re-run some of my favorite mp3blog writing from the past--what--six or seven years I guess. There are, of course, about as many mp3blogs now as there are people with internet connections (exaggeration), but back in the crazy fucking days of the early 2000s, there were only, say, 400,000,000 mp3blogs that were essential reading, and of those, there were only about a dozen whose authors wrote with style, energy, and coherence.from Dan at Said the Gramophone, in 2006

Sunparlour Players - Pacificst's Anthem

All of Sunparlour Players' songs are set in the same place, at the same time. Specifically, no time and no place. Descriptively, a place made out of pink sunsets, pale blue dawns, waist-high whispy fields, light breezes. Houses in which only old people live, but families come to sleep. In the days they are working, helping to raise the sun, stir the lakes, guard the trees, turn the ground into food. In this song, we're near a ditch near a field, now we're in a ditch, and I hear a voice, yes, it's leaning back.[Buy Hymns for the Happy]

On Briefs and Treason

Last Thought Worst Thought