Episode 2: Get My Feet A Little Wetter

In our landmark second episode, we talk about the ethics of downloading, local record stores, buying music at big box stores, the future of record labels, bootlegs both digital and physical, and go down several ratholes about various bands.

Picks this week are: Laurie Anderson, Gotye, and Chumbawamba.

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Show Notes

Richard

• Sanspoint
• @sanspoint
• Laurie Anderson | Official Site
• Laurie Anderson | Wikipedia
• Laurie Anderson – O Superman | YouTube
• Laurie Anderson – Big Science | Wikipedia
• A terrible Top of the Pops dance routine based on “O Superman” | YouTube
• Laurie Anderson – Beginning French (in Italian) and O Superman, Live 2001 | YouTube
• Meet The New Boss, Worse Than The Old Boss?
• The Problem With Music by Steve Albini
• Steve Albini’s Reddit AMA is Super Reasonable, Funny
• I am Steve Albini, ask me anything
• The $8 billion iPod
• My iTunes Library stats

Andrew

• andrewmarvin.net
• @andrewmarvin
• Gotye | Official Website
• Gotye | Wikipedia
• How to Pronounce “Gotye” | YouTube
• “Somebody That I Used to Know” Official Video – Gotye | YouTube
• “Somebody That I Used to Know” cover by Walk off the Earth | YouTube
• “Save Me” – Gotye | YouTube
• “State of the Art” Official Film Clip – Gotye | YouTube
• Making Mirrors: A Short Documentary | Vimeo
• In Rainbows | Wikipedia
• Merlin’s Inbox Zero talk at Google | YouTube
• Live Recordings Archive | Umphrey’s McGee
• “Have a Cigar” – Pink Floyd | YouTube

Matt

• Kittysneezes
• @kittysneezes
• KS Tumblr
• Simon & Garfunkel, or rather, Simon & Simon – Anji
• Davey Graham
• Chumbawamba
• The sinking of the HMS Glorious, what “Jacob’s Ladder” is about – errata: 1,519 died in the sinking, NOT 1,591
• An Alternate version of “Jacob’s Ladder” with a completely different lyric about Iraq
• Sirhan Sirhan
• Lyrics to “All Mixed Up”, the song with the “Sirhan Sirhan, where have you gone” line
• KLF Wikipedia
• The Library of Mu: KLF Press Clippings
• The Residents’ ESKIMO review
• Tim Quirk of Too Much Joy: My Hilarious Royalty Statement