Entries from April 1, 2007 - May 1, 2007

NYUB #44

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"Don't hate the media. Be the media"' - Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys)

  1. Second Sex - Lick My Boots
  2. Cheeseburger - Let the Good Times Roll
  3. I Can Lick Any Sonofabitch in the house - Westboro Baptist Church
  4. Cornelius - Music
  5. Tim Hecker - Harmony in Blue IV
  6. Efterklang - Towards the Bare Hill
  7. Panda Bear - Comfy in Nautica
  8. Dean and Britta - Words You Used to Say
  9. Jill Barber - Hard Line
  10. Elk City - Cherries in the Snow
  11. The National - Fake Empire
  12. The Shaky Hands - How Come
  13. The Black Ghosts - Anyway You Choose to Give it (Boy-8-Bit Remix)
  14. Holy Hail - Born of a Star (Shir Kahn Remix)
  15. Polytechnic - Cold Hearted Business
  16. The Illuminoids - Lugosi's Mongoloid Loser
  17. Marissa Nadler - Clowne Towne (Xiu Xiu Cover)
  18. Motorhead - Blue Suede Shoes (Elvis Presley Cover)

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What's all this podcasting business about anyway?

  1. The Podcasting concept
  2. Instructions on how to listen to NYUB in iTunes

Check out the Take Your Medicine Podcast if you want to hear the latest up and coming UK acts.

Posted on Monday, April 9, 2007 at 04:36PM by Registered CommenterMK | Comments7 Comments | References1 Reference

Glastonbury Music Festival & Apple/EMI DRM announcement...

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Wet weather gear optional
Hell, it's been a long time since I posted anything. A few people emailed me asking me whether NYUB had croaked it. Far from it! I just haven't had the time. Fear not, a new one will be coming out shortly. In the meantime, I managed to secure some coveted tickets to the Glastonbury music festival this year. I'm hoping to record all the weird and wonderful sounds from the festival and throw them on an NYUB episode in July.

Anybody else out there going? I'd love to catch up with you at the festival.

You've all probably heard about the Apple & EMI announcement. All EMI tracks will be sold without DRM. Apparently it's a move by Apple & EMI to please consumers. Bullshit. It's a move to entrench AAC as the defacto digital standard in the industry. Embracing the MP3 format would have been more symbolic.

Posted on Monday, April 2, 2007 at 01:17PM by Registered CommenterMK | Comments3 Comments | References1 Reference