Friday, January 14, 2022

Totally Tunes





Music News

Tool play first show in nearly two years, kicking Off 2022 US tour in Eugene, Oregon: Review + Setlist [Consequence of Sound]

Elvis Costello says he won’t perform “Oliver’s Army” anymore, tells radio stations not toplay it [Consequence of Sound]

Alana Haim on ‘Licorice Pizza’: “Working with Tom Waits was like being in the presence of a god” [NME]

Spiritualized release Andy Warhol-inspired ‘Crazy’ video [Spin]



Pavement detail deluxe reissue of Terror Twilight, share previously unreleased song ‘Be the Hook’ [Spin]



Aldous Harding has announced her anticipated fourth album, Warm Chris, out March 25 [Brooklyn Vegan]

Fountaines D.C. perform "Jackie Down the Line" : the Irish post-punks play their new single. [Consequence of Sound]


Muse has released their first song in 4 years. [Pitchfork]


 

Aquarium Drunkard Book Club; a monthly gathering of recent (some not) music-centric recommended reading

The Ronettes icon Ronnie Spector has died [NME]

 

Music History
[Courtesy of Marqueemag.com, on-this-day.com, calendar.songfacts.com ]

January 10
2016: David Bowie dies at age 69 after an 18-month battle with liver cancer.



January 11
1992: Nirvana make their first appearance on Saturday Night Live. They leave a mark: after performing their hit "Smells Like Teen Spirit," they play "Territorial Pissings" for their second song, then trash their instruments and anything else they can find on stage.


January 12
1999: Britney Spears releases her first album, ...Baby One More Time.

January 13:
1968: Johnny Cash plays two shows for inmates at Folsom Prison in California. Unlike his previous prison concerts, they are recorded and packaged into his acclaimed live album At Folsom Prison.

January 14:
1984: Madonna makes her first appearance on American Bandstand. When asked by Dick Clark about her ambitions (blonde or otherwise), the singer replies: "To rule the world."

January 15
2018: Cranberries lead singer Dolores O'Riordan dies in London at 46 years old.

January 16
2021: Producer Phil Spector, 81, dies after getting coronavirus in prison, where he was serving time for killing the actress Lana Clarkson in 2003.



Last thing...
I'm thinking about future content. Is anyone into vinyl or SACDs?  Stream? If so, what platform?
 

What have you been listening to this week?

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