Liam Finn & Eliza Jane, Won’t Change My Mind
Belle and Sebastian, We Are the Sleepyheads
Be Your Own Pet, Hillmont Avenue
The Clean, Loog
The B-52s, Pump
Benett, Just Because I Liked You (in the Summertime)
Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions, For the Rest of Your Life
Bettie Serveert, Unsound
Belly, It’s Not Unusual
Madison Park, Another Yesterday
Beat Happening, I’ve Lost You
Bat for Lashes, Seal Jubilee
Polynya, Mobile
Bangs, Call and Response
Bagheera, Admission/Concession
Box Elders, Stay
Babes in Toyland, Live at the Academy
Asobi Seksu, Before We Fall
Asleep in the Park, Nobody Wants
Azure Ray, We Are Mice
astroPuppees, She Can’t Say No
Polite Sleeper, Driving Ohio
April March, I Just Might Crack
The Apples in Stereo, Stream Running Over
Electric Valentine, Take Your Time
Aroah, La Historia Mas Triste
An Horse, Little Little Little
Divisible, Don’t Say Nothin Now
Anjulie, Boom
Maya Angelou, Calypso Blues
The Dry Spells, Rhiannon
The Anniversary, Never Die Young
Laurie Anderson, The Ouija Board
Vivian Girls, Can’t Get Over You
Angus & Julia Stone, Just a Boy
The Amps, Tipp City
Thee Headliners, Sketch City
Amanda Blank, Might Like You Better
Lily Allen, Everything’s Just Wonderful
All Girl Summer Fun Band, Lipsmacker Kiss
Dido, Take My Hand
Olivia Broadfield, Don’t Let Go
The Rocking Horse Winner, Playing With Lights
Posts Tagged ‘electric valentine’
Joel’s Hit Show, Episode 39, September 23 2009 Playlist
September 23, 2009Electric Valentine “Automatic”
September 13, 2009Yeah, I miss Hot 97.7 too. Dwaine Luna is in Cincinnati, Ohio, now, you know. Electric Valentine wishes it were 1992 and opening for Expose at Great America, only $6 with park admission. “Automatic” is straight outta Bush 41 and makes me wonder where my Cavariccis are.
Some of the sound is slightly modernized. “Binary Outbreak” has some definite crossover potential. “Chasing the Sun” should be playing at middle school dances everywhere.
A lot of the songs run together a bit. It’s a tired theme after 25 years of high energy. Imagine how reggaeton artists will feel in 2030. But “Waiting for the Harmony” sets a good pace and really belongs further up in the album where more people will see it.
The album even has a bonus track. Back in the proverbial day, the CD would sometimes have a bonus track that the cassette did not, ostensibly because a CD had a higher capacity than a tape. I don’t know about that. You could just make the tape thinner, but they hated to do that because it would snap easier. At any rate, the bonus track is “Take Your Time,” a cover of the SOS Band song. Of course it’s great.
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