October/November Paste Magazine CD
The October/November Paste magazine cover is devoted to Cameron Crowe's Road to Elizabethtown. Illustrations of Orlando Bloom, Kirsten Dunst, and Cameron Crowe are included, all by Joni Mitchell. The magazine includes a lengthy feature about the making of Elizabethtown, as well as a sidebar called "Cameron Crowe's 10 Essential Films for a Stormy Night" (I'll give you half the list, without his reasons: #1 Local Hero, #3 The Apartment, #5 Richard Pryor Live In Concert, #7 Hannah and Her Sisters, and #9 Shampoo). Also in this issue: interviews with Big Star, My Morning Jacket, Sigur Ros, and Paul McCartney, an article about special effects in movies, and another imagining putting together a "fantasy band" with the ideal production team, sampling, drums, lyrics, melodies, harmony vocals, etc. Plus reviews and all that good stuff.
Paste subscribers get a DVD with every issue, as well as the CD that everyone gets. On this issue's DVD, there are eight short films ("the best from HypeFest 2005), music videos by The Deathray Davies (love them), the Pixies, the Flaming Lips, Kathleen Edwards, Orenda Fink, OK Go, Supergrass, New Order, Elbow, and Mike Doughty, among others. There are also assorted clips and trailers, like ones for Elizabethtown, Serenity (sigh, more on my feelings about that flick later), and Undeclared (I loved Undeclared!). Lastly, there are tons of video game commercials, I mean "previews".
The Paste October/November CD Track Listing:
1. My Morning Jacket - Gideon
2. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - In This Home On Ice
3. Death Cab for Cutie - Soul Meets Body
4. David Gray - The One I Love
5. Cary Brothers - Waiting for Your Letter
6. Dungen - Festival
7. Broken Social Scene - Ibi Dreams of Pavement
8. North Mississippi Allstars - Moonshine
9. Jerry Douglas (Feat. Alison Krauss) - Back In Love Again
10. Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon - Twice
11. Ozomatli - (Who Discovered) America
12. Blackalicious - Your Move
13. The Like - What I Say And What I Mean
14. Jose Gonzalez - Crosses
15. Carrie Newcomer - Be True
16. Sarah Bettens - Scream
17. Lewis Taylor - Stoned
18. Shemekia Copeland - Who Stole My Radio?
19. Shawn Amos - The Battle Always Brings Me Down
20. New Buffalo - Recovery
21. Shel Silverstein - A Front Row Seat to Hear Ole Johnny Sing
22. Robert Cray - Poor Johnny
Lots of CDs, including many by these artists are available at PasteMusic.com
Paste subscribers get a DVD with every issue, as well as the CD that everyone gets. On this issue's DVD, there are eight short films ("the best from HypeFest 2005), music videos by The Deathray Davies (love them), the Pixies, the Flaming Lips, Kathleen Edwards, Orenda Fink, OK Go, Supergrass, New Order, Elbow, and Mike Doughty, among others. There are also assorted clips and trailers, like ones for Elizabethtown, Serenity (sigh, more on my feelings about that flick later), and Undeclared (I loved Undeclared!). Lastly, there are tons of video game commercials, I mean "previews".
The Paste October/November CD Track Listing:
1. My Morning Jacket - Gideon
2. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - In This Home On Ice
3. Death Cab for Cutie - Soul Meets Body
4. David Gray - The One I Love
5. Cary Brothers - Waiting for Your Letter
6. Dungen - Festival
7. Broken Social Scene - Ibi Dreams of Pavement
8. North Mississippi Allstars - Moonshine
9. Jerry Douglas (Feat. Alison Krauss) - Back In Love Again
10. Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon - Twice
11. Ozomatli - (Who Discovered) America
12. Blackalicious - Your Move
13. The Like - What I Say And What I Mean
14. Jose Gonzalez - Crosses
15. Carrie Newcomer - Be True
16. Sarah Bettens - Scream
17. Lewis Taylor - Stoned
18. Shemekia Copeland - Who Stole My Radio?
19. Shawn Amos - The Battle Always Brings Me Down
20. New Buffalo - Recovery
21. Shel Silverstein - A Front Row Seat to Hear Ole Johnny Sing
22. Robert Cray - Poor Johnny
Lots of CDs, including many by these artists are available at PasteMusic.com
posted by trill42 | 7:58 PM
2 Comments:
looking good...love that magazine
i really like Paste Magazine and it's a good cd. But the new Magnet rules. they still rocking.
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