(we're ready to start listening to Arcade Fire on Spotify, please!)
(Ready To Start, live at Rock en Seine 2010, Paris)
(Ready To Start, live at Rock en Seine 2010, Paris)
Exactly three nights ago I was walking out the Rock en Seine area in the Paris southwestern suburbs, shocked and amazed by a wonderful show by the Arcade Fire. Unfortunately, it was interrupted by a heavy and windy rainstorm, but culminated with a wild, tribal, wet, unplugged version of Wake Up (take a look). The excitement, apres le deluge.
Now I'm back to my country, with some good memories and a damned cold to remind me of that night. I regained my possessions, including the pc and this blog. And I find myself thinking about Arcade Fire again. Their latest album The Suburbs has been included in Pitchfork selection of best new music of 2010, but I cannot find it on Spotify yet. It's the same destiny of Funeral and Neon Bible. Merge Records and canadian great guys, please, come on... you are technology-oriented, you even just made that lovely nostalgic streetviewesque video with Google, why not Spotify?
Now I'm back to my country, with some good memories and a damned cold to remind me of that night. I regained my possessions, including the pc and this blog. And I find myself thinking about Arcade Fire again. Their latest album The Suburbs has been included in Pitchfork selection of best new music of 2010, but I cannot find it on Spotify yet. It's the same destiny of Funeral and Neon Bible. Merge Records and canadian great guys, please, come on... you are technology-oriented, you even just made that lovely nostalgic streetviewesque video with Google, why not Spotify?
Anyway, ceci ce n'est pas un post about Arcade Fire, this is the update of the mixtape I started a couple of months, featuring Pitchfork Best New Music of 2010. Three songs each album, to get a taste of them. In bold, the albums I added today. Enjoy!
And if you have the chance and you haven't done it yet, go to an Arcade Fire concert! C'est la pure energie de la musique, la plus belle, la plus fort. Even without the annoying epic of rainstorms, I bet. :o)
(... and pardon my french, won't happen again).
The Playlist
(99 tracks, 33 albums out of 44, 75%, about 6 hours)
Featuring three songs each from:
Contra (Vampire Weekend), Heartland (Owen Pallett), Astro Coast (Surfer Blood), There Is Love in You (Four Tet), Teen Dream (Beach House), IRM (Charlotte Gainsbourg), One Life Stand (Hot Chip), I'm New Here (Gil Scott-Heron), Gorilla Manor (Local Natives), Black Noise (Pantha du Prince), Sisterworld (Liars), Plastic Beach (Gorillaz), The Monitor (Titus Andronicus), Fang Island (Fang Island),Big Echo (The Morning Benders),The Wild Hunt (The Tallest Man on Earth), Swim (Caribou), Subiza (Delorean), Crystal Castles II (Crystal Castles), Forgiveness Rock Record (Broken Social Scene), High Violet (The National), Treats (Sleigh Bells), This Is Happening (LCD Soundsystem), CMYK EP (James Blake), Gemini (Wild Nothing),Body Talk Pt.1 (Robyn), Before Today (Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti), Does It Look Like I'm Here? (Emeralds), King of the Beach (Wavves), Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty (Big Boi), Love King (The-Dream), Crazy For You (Best Coast), Black City (Matthew Dear).
Missing:
Have One On Me (Joanna Newsom), A Sufi and a Killer (Gonjasufi), Clinging To a Scheme (The Radio Dept.), Cosmogramma (Flying Lotus), Nothing Hurts (Male Bonding), The ArchAndroid (Janelle Monae), Innerspeaker (Tame Impala), Mare (Julian Lynch), White Magic (CEO), Pilot Talk (Curren$y), The Suburbs (Arcade Fire)
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