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So, I've been doing a bit of freedying lately and wanted to share the goodness. If you like 'em then go buy some of their shit the legal way pretty please. First up is by my-default-LJ-icon-inspiring Clem Snide. The song is from Early Home Recordings, Vol 1 and it's a sub-two-minute, raucously strummed, fidelity deficient, sardonically-soaked slice of freedy fodder. Also - shuffleboard is mentioned not once, but twice - for which you've really got to give them big-ups. A Parable - Clem SnideThe 2nd object of my freed, is off a sadly-E -not-L-P called One Day in the Desert by Shawn Fogel. I learned of him recently when he opened for Eef Barzelay. Someone online described his music as alt-power-country-pop which I gotta say is pretty fitting. There is Clem Snide-ness, Jon Brion-age, and Gigolo Aunt-ism all present. PLUS - there is some heavy-duty- bussboy-ishness. This song in particular reminds me of some of D's work. What's Mine is Mine - Shawn FogelHope you like. And, yes, I get paid by the hyphen.
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Ok - I know at least 2 of you are acappella nerds who may find this interesting. The acappella group I used to sing with at VT, Juxtaposition, was just nominated for 3 Contemporary Acappella Recording Awards! Whoooo! The nominations were: Best Male Collegiate Album - AnomalyBest Male Collegiate Song - Touch The SkyBest Male Collegiate Arrangement - Blurry, arr by my man Brent Yoder It was a pretty competitive year I am told - so I'm not sure what the likelihood is of winning any of the categories - but I can say this album is definitely the top one ever put out by the group. Fucking kudos, y'all! FYI - the song nominated for best song is the one featured in this adorable video of the catshark: shacid's a bitch
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