Official video: The Heads were what formed after David Byrne left Talking Heads. Featuring bass player Tina Weyouth, Drummer Chris Frantz and multi-intrumentalist Jerry Harrison, they released a single album, 1996′s No Talking Just Head, with a different well known … Continue reading
I don’t think that there is anything that I could say that hasn’t already been said about the Legendary Guitarist, Singer and Songwriter, the Late, Great Jimi Hendrix. I am going to attempt to relay what his music means to … Continue reading
2009 has definitely been a different year for the iPod Project but an enjoyable one. It wasn’t productive one for me but I hope the quality went up when the quantity slacked off. My first post in 2009 was M-462. … Continue reading
#7 Best Post of 2009 “Tomorrow Wendy” by Concrete Blonde Joey ventures into the interrelationship between life, music and one’s faith. Citing the Book of Job, he accurately draws comparisons between Biblical Text and how it reflects life today by … Continue reading
Walking In London – Concrete Blonde …and we reach the end of my Concrete Blonde collection. This is the full length version of “Walking London” which is just a little longer due to some extra “I’ve been east, I’ve been … Continue reading
Official Video: At some point, Johnette Napolitano must have read Anne Rice’s vampire novels because “Bloodletting” is an out and out tribute to Vampires from New Orleans. Keep in mind this was before goth culture had really gone mainstream – … Continue reading
Official Video: “God is a Bullet” is one of my favorite songs of all time. I know that I often say that I don’t have favorite songs, but I can’t deny that I have played this song more often than … Continue reading
Official Video: Johnette Napolitano’s fascination with the supernatural in the early 90′s produced a bunch of terrific songs. The title track from 1992′s Walking in London is an excellent example of this. Now, maybe I am just reading this song … Continue reading
Live in ’89: I fricken’ love this song. It was the first song I ever encountered by Concrete Blonde and, I think, for about six months I was the only one in Maine playing it on the radio. I played … Continue reading
Official Video: Leonard Cohen original: Concrete Blonde’s cover of this classic Leonard Cohen song was originally released on the soundtrack to the movie Pump Up The Volume. The lyrics are just about as emotionally brutal as you could ask for, … Continue reading