Rilo Kiley: Silver Lining
Very much worth listening to:
Perhaps the most interesting thing is that I would never have heard of them had I not, bored, picked up the Elvis Costello "Music that Matters to Me" CD at Starbucks.
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Very much worth listening to:
Perhaps the most interesting thing is that I would never have heard of them had I not, bored, picked up the Elvis Costello "Music that Matters to Me" CD at Starbucks.
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try her solo record.
rabbit fur coat. even better than rilo
Posted by: michael | October 29, 2007 at 02:26 PM
Jenny Lewis + Watson Twins, as well as Rilo Kiley are great, but I found them by a different path:
1. your friendly college/public music radio station or metacritic.com (or some other critical review aggregator) for album ratings
2. get music files with torrents + music blogs + your friends
3. then support the artists you appreciate, by interacting with them directly, by buying their records and merchandise, and going to shows, so that you can avoid feeding the RIAA legal machine and instead direct a greater share of your entertainment dollars to the actual artists who create the artistic work
Some people doubt (3) is carried out in sufficient quantities to support our creative artists, but I think market experiments such as Radiohead's most recent album and Prince and others strongly suggest otherwise.
Posted by: Stan | October 30, 2007 at 11:59 AM
I hate to be that guy that always says that their older albums were better, but...their older albums were better. Mind-blowingly good, in fact. Forget about "Under the Black Light" and get a copy of "More Adventurous" and "Takeoffs and Landings."
Posted by: Ben Webster | October 30, 2007 at 07:43 PM
Agreed mostly with Mr. Webster save his choice of which older albums. Forget both "Under the Black Light" and most of "More Adventurous"; and grab "Takeoffs and Landings" along with "The Execution of All Things".
Posted by: Ben | October 31, 2007 at 09:52 AM
The guitar lick is very "My Sweet Lord." But perhaps that's appropriate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Sweet_Lord#Legal_controversy
Posted by: Drake | November 05, 2007 at 01:05 PM