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Looks like Sperry learned some valuable lessons from all their Band of Outsiders collaborations
These are all from their Fall/Winter 2010 line. Authentic Boat Shoes & Bahamas pictured.
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Baltimore-via-Brooklyn's answer to Passion Pit? Who cares, this Yeasayer track is the JAM!
Just joking with the question, but to be fair, if you like the former, you should dig the latter. Didn't know these guys were originally from Baltimore. You can hear it though.
Their new album Odd Blood is out in February.
Yeasayer - Ambling Alp.
Shouts to the homey Matt for this one.
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Damn, Phoenix are pretty frickn' big. Hear 'em cover Bob Dylan.
Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands (Bob Dylan) by Phoenix
This cover fits the acoustic medium much better than the band's orignal source material.
Phoenix - Sad Eyed Lady of The Lowlands (Bob Dylan)
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Watch Beach House's TV debut on Fallon
"...great Baltimore band..." You said it Jimmy.
Beach House - Zebra. Off of Teen Dream which is out tomorrow.
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NEW Wu-Tang! 1st CDQ leak off their new project
Our Dreams (Dirty) by Method Man, Ghostface, & Raekwon
1st track is off of Method Man, Raekwon, & Ghostface's new collabo album currently titled Wu-Massacre.
2nd track is off of oft-used producer Mathmatics new one.
And yes, Rza painted that, and prints are for sale.
Props to Nah Right for the tracks.
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I don't understand why rap/rock collabos sound so terrible when this new Spoon track makes it seem entirely possible
Yeah, so no one is ACTUALLY rapping on this, but I hear Ghostface every time I listen to it. Heard they listen to a lot of Prince. Someone will rap over this, mark my words.
Who Makes Your Money by Spoon
Off Spoon's new one, Transference, dropping Jan 18.
Spoon - Who Makes Your Money
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Another catchy tune off of Vampire Weekend's new one, Contra
"...like a real aristocrat."
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Listen to my initial standout track off of Vampire Weekend's new album, Contra
Giving Up The Gun by Vampire Weekend
Really diggn' the baseline on this one.
Haven't let the album really digest yet, but initial reactions would be its not as easily accesible as their first album. This could be a good thing with repeated listens, but is sort of a shame since their main appeal for me was making poppy, accesible music with world sounds.
Vampire Weekend - Giving Up The Gun
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Watch the NEW Iron Man 2: HD Trailer
Things I like: War Machine. Mickey Rourke. Scarlett Jo.
Things I don't like: AC/DC instead of Ghostface.
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