Pages
- Home
- Ian Walker's New Society Articles
- 2026 Read
- 2026 ReRead
- 2025 Read
- 2025 ReRead
- 2024 Read
- 2024 ReRead
- 2023 Read
- 2023 ReRead
- 2023 Audiobook
- 2022 Read
- 2022 ReRead
- 2021 Read
- 2021 ReRead
- 2020 Read
- 2020 ReRead
- 2019 Read
- 2019 ReRead
- 2018 Read
- 2018 ReRead
- 2017 Read
- 2017 ReRead
- 2016 Read
- 2016 ReRead
- 2015 Read
- 2015 ReRead
- 2014 Read
- 2014 ReRead
- 2013 Read
- 2013 ReRead
- 2012 Read
- 2012 ReRead
- 2011 Read
- 2011 ReRead
- 2010 Read
- 2010 ReRead
- 2009 Read
- 2009 ReRead
- 2008 Read
- 2008 ReRead
- 2007 Read
Tuesday, January 06, 2026
Tuesday, December 03, 2024
Friday, November 11, 2022
Friday's Playlist #27 (For real this time . . . )
That's hilarious. Turns out I'd had an earlier notion to revive the Friday Playlist on the blog. The post below has been hiding in drafts since 2011! Half the bands listed I don't have a scooby about. I don't even know where I might have stumbled over them. By 2011 MySpace was long gone as an online space for finding new music, and the wonderful PBS/WNET 13 New York Noise had been cancelled fours years before. Maybe I was sniffing around Pitchfork 11 years ago, and just 'liking' what was in fashion. I'm being a bit harsh on myself; the Holy Ghost and The Suicide Commandos' tracks are both top notch, and I love Ivy's cover of the Steely Dan classic. The only track on the playlist that I couldn't find on Spotify was The Polyamorous Affair track. Click on the link below to find it on YouTube.
. . . And there's only 9 tracks listed. Maybe back in 2011 the door bell rang and I never got back to the post. Think of the missing 10th track as a John Cage tribute.
From Sep 30, 2011
Only a three and a half year gap between numbers 26 & 27, but when you've got as few readers as I have, who's counting?
Please don't let me be misunderstood. The revival of the Friday Playlist isn't a late attempt to revive the flagging fortunes of the blog's sitemeter . . . or even to dredge up that old notion of turning the blog into a music blog. Just me taking advantage of Spotify recently launching in the US.
What was once 'ongoing series'
Holy Ghost!, 'Do It Again' (Holy Ghost!) The Suicide Commandos, 'She' (Make A Record) LCD Soundsystem, 'Drunk Girls' (This Is Happening) Dr. Feelgood, 'Roxette' (Down By The Jetty) Thunderclap Newman, 'Look Around' (Hollywood Dream) The Bitter Springs, 'Big Sweaty Dad' (Poor Trace) Ivy, 'Only A Fool Would Say That' (Guestroom) The Polyamorous Affair, 'White Hot Magic' (Bolshevik Disco) The Ark, 'Patchouli' (We Are The Ark)

.jpg)