- Author: Marty Day
- Filed under: music
- Date: May 5,2008

Considering I’ve seemingly written this post a few times before, I’ll save us some effort. Me in the writing pile, you in the reading.
Here goes…
Blah Blah Blah Trent Reznor Blah Blah Blah New Nine Inch Nails Album Blah Blah Blah Free On The Internet Blah Blah Blah Fuck You To The Music Industry Blah Blah Blah Download It Now.
http://theslip.nin.com/
Really. 10 tracks. Free. Will someone else step up? Let’s not let Radiohead and Reznor run with the title here, kids!
- Author: Marty Day
- Filed under: music
- Date: Apr 22,2008
As has been oft referenced by me on this site and others, I’ve been a bit of a Weezer fan in my life.
With the release of their first single of their next album (Weezer, aka The Red Album), I kinda got excited.
Then they put out the official press release for the album, announcing 2 versions of the album (standard with 10 tracks, and deluxe with 14 tracks)…and this possibly damming line…
Great albums are culminations of the past with an eye to the future, and the Red Album has parts “Blue Album,” “Pinkerton,” and forges new territory with all four members taking turns singing lead. The “Red Album” is the rarest of modern music combinations: being both immediate and having the quality of growing better upon each subsequent listen.
…they’ve invoked the HOLY TWO!! EXCITEMENT AT AN ALL TIME HIGH!!
And then, there’s the album art.

….excitement dropped.
- Author: Marty Day
- Filed under: music
- Date: Apr 14,2008

Over the past few months, the interweb has been abuzz over the next Weezer album, due this summer.
After becoming internet darlings after the release of Pinkerton, Weezer has had a dedicated fanbase that has been outspoken towards the changes in their sound featured in the albums since, the 2001 self titled release (nicknamed ‘The Green Album’), 2002’s Maladroit, and 2005’s Make Believe, an album that many thought was a return to form.
However, word started to leak that this next release was to be the album fans have been waiting over a decade for. Named Weezer once again (nicknamed “The Red Album”) , fans have been foaming at the mouth for something, anything to leak.
Thank Amazon, kids. A sample of the first single, “Pork And Beans” is available here.
…is that the Blue album I hear? One can only hope.
Weezer (2007), aka The Red Album, is due this June.
Ready to rock your April, here’s 11 tracks (42 minutes) of musical goodness from my iPod for you to enjoy!

Click the graphic above for the download.
Here’s the track list.
- “Sore” by Annuals
- “Smoke & Mirrors” by The Casket Lottery
- “Milk Crisis” by The Go! Team
- “Hallelujah” by The Helio Sequence
- “Phages” by The Most Serene Republic
- “Five on the Five” by The Raconteurs
- “Between the Worlds” by Sunfold
- “In A Cave” by Tokyo Police Club
- “Walcott” by Vampire Weekend
- “The Vowels Pt. 2″ by Why?
- “Warning” by Wye Oak
Enjoy, gang! Let me know what you think in the comments!
- Author: Marty Day
- Filed under: music
- Date: Apr 7,2008
I know, you’re probably wondering where the April Monthly Mix is…
I caught a hold of a few albums late in the month, so I’m still sorting tracks.
However, it will be up. TONIGHT.
Be there, or be octangular.