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Storefront Hitchcock, Petra Haden, Wye Oak, Cutout Bin, Slinky Cat   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Friday, June 12, 2009 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

Karl

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with STOREFRONT HITCHCOCK! The Jonathan Demme concert documentary, in its entirety.  Songs include: "Devil's Radio," "1974," "A Filthy Bird," "Let's Go Thundering," "I'm Only You," "Glass Hotel," "I Something You," "The Yip Song" "I Am Not Me," "You and Oblivion," "Airscape," "Freeze," "Alright, Yeah" and "No, I Don't Remember Guildford."

PETRA HADEN's cover of the Bellamy Bros' "Let Your Love Flow" is available for download from Toyota.

THE RAVEONETTES posted a demo of a new song, "Last Dance," via Twitter.

WYE OAK is streaming their new album, The Knot, via Merge Records.

BLACK LIPS did the three free songs thing for Daytrotter at SxSW.

SILVERSUN PICKUPS stopped by the World Cafe for a chat and mini-set streaming now via NPR.

TRENT REZNOR & STREET SWEEPER SOCIAL CLUB "Kick Out the Jams," with four-syllable profanity. Yep, that's Tom Morello on guitar, too.

BUILT TO SPILL: Doug Martsch does a Q&A with Westword about his son, touring vs. recording, and the NBA.

SON VOLT: Jay Farrar answers five questions at Muzzle of Bees. (Thx, LHB.)

WILCO: Jeff Tweedy talks to Metromix, while Nels Cline talks to CityBeat. (Thx, Chromewaves.)

JAY REATARD is profiled by Straight as he moves to Matador Records.

PRINCE could use a couple of spare hips.

CUTOUT BIN: From Ciccone Youth to Sonic Youth (covering the Kinks), from CSN&Y to Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings (covering Kenny Rogers), from Marvin Gaye to the Stooges, plus Eddie and the Hot Rods, the Beatles, the Clique, the Decemberists w/Peter Buck, the Lemonheads covering Gram Parsons and more  -- this Friday's fortuitous finds are streaming from the Pate page at the ol' HM.

NOW SHOWING: This weekend's wide releases are The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, currently scoring 41 percent on the ol' Tomatometer, and Eddie Murphy's family comedy, Imagine That, currently scoring xx percent.

CHASTITY BONO is becoming a man, man.

DAVID CARRADINE: An independent autopsy requested by the late actor's family revealed he did not commit suicide.

BRET MICHAELS of Poison is showing off his Tony Awards injury.

MEGAN FOX talks to Entertainment Weekly about fame, creepy men, jealous women, and refusing to be a "publicity android."

SHUTTER ISLAND: Here's the first trailer for Martin Scorsese's next movie.

G.I. JOE: Director Stephen Sommers was reportedly removed from the movie after a disastrous test screening.  Producer Leonardo di Bonaventura denies it.

JESSICA ALBA is still under investigation for possible vandalism charges in Oklahoma City.

WHO WATCHES THE WATCHMEN? As people become disillusioned from financial woes and a downtrodden economy and look to put new purpose in their lives, everyday folks are becoming masked crimefighters. (Thx, Ken.)

PAKISTAN: The Pakistani military said more than 130 Taliban fighters were killed during a three-day-old offensive in Bannu, while a Taliban assault on two forts in the neighboring tribal agency of South Waziristan has been repelled.

AFGHANISTAN: A Taliban commander thought to have been killed in a US airstrike in western Afghanistan has survived the attack, while fighting in northern and western Afghanistan intensifies.

IRAQ and Turkey have signed a preliminary accord on military cooperation, according to the Turkish army.

SLINKY CAT: It comes down stairs, alone or in pairs.

ROTTWEILER & WOLF CUB, living together... mass hysteria.

BABY CHEETAH attacks a safari Jeep. Awww...some pic.

A WHALE sinks a British yacht in the Caribbean.  Obligatory Moby Dick or Kraken joke goes here.

MASS GEESOCIDE plotted by NYC.

IT'S RAINING TADPOLES: Now will you let the people go?

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