Sep
23
The Ghost is Dancing
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“a bunch of hyper Canadians that really love music and one day decided to make some of their own.” –The Ghost Is Dancing
Fantastic! I can’t get enough of them. Their self titled EP was released on Sept. 19th and I admitted along time ago that I am a major sucker for indie rock embellished mini-symphonies and this 8 member band does a damn good job of delivering just what I like. I look forward to their Spring full length release. :)
The Ghost Is Dancing, To French Ave (mp3 expired)
The Ghost Is Dancing, Organ (mp3 expired)
In other news:
A congratulations to the amazing Alexi Murdoch! Rolling Stone Magazine featured him in their Top Ten Artists to Watch list which hit news stands on Sept.21st. I of course had to pick up a copy and I am glad I did because there is a mini article that just made me smile for the last 3 days. :)
Also, Ben Kweller did a free in store at my favorite record store Fingerprints today. So since none of you were with me to hear just how awesome he sounds up close and personal I thought I would post a track from his new album and perhaps convince some to purchase the happy acoustic indie pop that he creates.
Ben Kweller, Sundress (mp3 expired)
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Yes, that ghost can come dance chez moi anytime, as long as he (she?) brings more of this groovy music.
Must say that I picked out bits of Styx’s “Sailing Away” and Blur from the beginning of “To French Ave.” Quite the combination, eh?
But as for “Organ,” I clicked on the clicky link, but all I got was this lousy error message:
Error (500)
Mon Sep 25 23:40:19 EDT 2006 java.io.IOException: There is not enough space on the disk
Pah! Boo! Humph! Not fair!!
*Stomps feet petulantly, heads off to sulk*
FiL, come back, don’t sulk…It seems to be working alright.
You must be patient with ezarchive as you well know. :)
Do let me know what you think of Organ I have had it on repeat since I first heard it last week.
Who says sulking never gets results?? ;)
Most pleased ezarchive decided to cough up this little gem. Again, I hear all sorts of bits & pieces therein. Starts off like Toni Basil’s “Mickey” grooving with Public Image circa “Flowers of Romance.” Then breaks out into Polyphonic Spreedom, followed by a detour into New Order and a swim through Camera Obscuraesque horns.
All of which is very, very good indeed. And well deserving of the applause & cheering at the end. Huzzah!
Sorry, I don’t have anything intelligent to type so I’m just going to say hello since I got this blogger account working again :D
wow, the ghost is not the only one dancing! cool music, cheers