Kimya Dawson, American singer

So this week I’m fucked. To be less fucked I’ve been coding in verilog for at least 14 hours in the past two days trying to get this lab out of the way. It simulates. There’s a reasonable chance (>2%) that it’ll synthesize. Whoo

At one point tonight I left the lab to get dinner and then code at home. I walked past the Randy Pausche Bridge which is now open and it was lit up (it’s an ugly ass bridge) with blue lights. I was listening to the corny “Anyone Else But You” by the Moldy Peaches while I walked to the University Center to get food. It was freezing, but that point I felt an overwhelming sense of contentment. Hard work (coding, which I guess I enjoy), the cold, lights, sentimental music, being alone. It was pretty awesome and deeply satisfying.

On a closely related note, this lab project has only been terrible because I’m a deeply bad engineer. I mean there’s the part where all of my solutions are backwards. But there’s also the issue that I can’t draw anything on paper. Day 1 of the lab we were supposed to draw out our FSM and datapath, except it was such a complex problem I just couldn’t fathom doing them individually. It seemed to me that you would literally just have to draw something, see why it doesn’t work, and then fix it. Furthermore it seemed like (and still feels like) you have to do the two things concurrently. I just can’t imagine how people successfully drew datapaths and FSMs. Instead I just started coding Monday afternoon and finished in 3 hours. Then I debugged for at least 11. I basically refused to put things on paper and just tried to boggle it in my mind. Furthermore I didn’t modularize anything. Most people have modules that do certain tasks (sort of like a method in Java) and the modules are interconnected. Instead I just have a couple modules and a giant box of floating shit that connects with each other. It’s incomprehensible unless you painstakingly track variables through the code. That’s basically what made debugging hell. Anyways I wonder if my inability to do this is bad… I think so… yeah. Shit

That’s pretty much why I suck at all things logical though. I have a difficult time thinking of things simplistically. Everything runs concurrently and things seem to be dependent on each other that aren’t. And it’s made more difficult by the fact that I don’t have the super memory of geniuses who can remind themselves of why certain things are true just by pulling the reason/proof out of their head. So then I have these ideas just floating around, completely disconnected and without any basis and I’m trying to like put the pieces together so I can think of some conclusion that depends on them. It’s basically impossible. Instead it’s all about parsing the data, finding exactly what you need, and then making your conclusion. Not very good at that.

Okay so this was an awesome comment. It’s less awesome how I linked it. If you click the top comment there’s basically 50 comments in between that and the joke. That distance is the key.

So, The Idolator have decided that The Moldy Peaches‘ ‘Who’s Got the Crack?‘ is the 48th worst song of the decade. Sandwiched between LL Cool J’s collaboration with J Lo at 49 and Akon’s ‘Sorry Blame it on Me’ what this basicall prooves is that anyone can make a list, and they’re a pretty good way to generate interaction. I mean, I took this from Kicking_k’s Twitter feed, posted it here and then Tweeted it myself…so everyone’s a winner, right?

In their defence the Moldy Peaches recorded some of the most brilliantly bratty, shit-nosed songs of the early 00s. People will argue that Jeffrey Lewis is probably the true ‘genius’ of anti-folk, and rightly so, but Adam Green and Kimya Dawson combined the pure with the puerile to create the dumb-as-fuck brilliance of the self-titled debut album (the self-releases don’t count, or at least right here they don’t).

The problem with the Moldy Peaches isn’t that they were shit, it’s that they were hijacked…by the hipsters, by the movie industry…anyone you want to wave the finger at just stick ‘em *here*. Bands like the Moldy Peaches are meant to be low-key, hell – they were supposed to be fun! To take ‘Who’s Got the Crack?’ and write about what a bad record it is, is to fall for it. It’s barely situationism but there ands like the Moldy Peaches did, and still do, challenge the notions of good music, there is no good or bad…it’s just relative. Well, except for Muse…they’re just hideous.

If you’re still not convinced then check out ‘Nothing Came Out‘, covered in tape hiss and featuring possibly the most endearing lack of self confidence you will hear…for the next hour or so at least and, if that still doesn’t tickle your fancy then maybe this will.

Just don’t play that out loud at work…

Today is a special edition of Secondhand Sunday that is close to our hearts. The Moldy Peaches ‘Lucky Number Nine.’ I remember the first time I saw the band performing on a local NY show called The Daily Beat. From what I recall, they performed this song and ‘Hulkamaniac’ while wearing rabbit hats and/or footed pajamas and/or capes. Learning the band actually was from the town over and that Kimya Dawson worked at my favorite record store and my mom worked for Adam Green’s dad, my friends and I were blown away. They are hometown heroes if you will. Both have went on to very successful solo careers and a lot of attention from Juno, but sometimes we wish ‘Lucky Number Nine’ would waltz it’s way back onto the stage. Footed pajamas and all.

Watch The Moldy Peaches’ ‘Lucky Number Nine’…..(hooray!)

This show is all about love and sweet sounds. Why? Because, I’m in a sappy mood (due to the dream-boat/newly-acquired-fiance featured in the image below). Join me tonight on KRUI 89.7fm or online here.

1. Yo La Tengo, I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One (1997), Autumn Sweater
2. The American Analog Set, The Golden Band (1999), I Must Soon Quit The Scene
3. Belle & Sebastian, The Boy With The Arab Strap (1998), It Could Have Been a Brilliant Career
4. Beck, Guero (2005), Girl
5. R.E.M., Reckoning (1984), Harborcoat
6. Air Formation, Air Formation (2000), It Falls Away
7. Black Tambourine, Complete Recordings (2002 off of Slumberland), Can’t Explain
8. Beat Happening, Crashing through (2002), Cast a Shadow
9. Jane’s Addiction, Up from the Catacombs: The Best of Jane’s Addiction, Classic Girl (Originally on Ritual de lo Habitual released in 1990)
10. Built to Spill, Time Trap Sampler (included live tracks between 1994-2006, promo only), Car (Live Album Version)
11. Tears for Fears, 20th Century Masters, Sowing the Seeds of Love (This song released in 1989, The song reached #5 in the UK, #2 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and #1 on the US Modern Rock Tracks chart.)
12. Sugar, File Under: Easy Listening (1994), Your Favorite Thing
13. PJ Harvey, Dry (1992), Oh My Lover

14. The Jesus and Mary Chain, Stoned & Dethroned (1994), Never Saw It Coming
15. TV On the Radio, Dear Science (2008), Love Dog
16. Sebadoh, Smash Your Head on the Punk Rock (Sebadoh’s Sub Pop Debut released in 1992), Brand New Love

17. The Kinks, Kwyet Kinks, A Well Respected Man (Song was released in 1965)
18. Lou Reed, The Bells (1979), Looking for Love
19. Bob Dylan, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, Girl From the North Country (Request for David, Sam, and their little one on the way.)
20. Pavement, Wowee Zowee (1994), We Dance
21. The Tell-Tale Hearts, A Matter of Time: The Best of Ray Brandes, It’s Just a Matter of Time
22. Lyres, 12 Classic 45s, I Really Want You Right Now
23. The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (1992), Feeling of Love
24. Mercury Rev, Deserter’s Songs (1998), Opus 40
25. Nouvelle Vague, Nouvelle Vague, Love Will Tear Us Apart

26. Lou Barlow, Goodnight Unknown, Take Advantage (Justin from Standing on the Verge brought this soon to be released track in, and it was GREAT!)
27. Ugly Casanova, Sharpen Your Teeth (2002), Hotcha Girls
28. The Moldy Peaches, The Moldy Peaches (2001), Anyone Else But You

Und weiter geht es mit meiner neuen Lieblingsrubrik.

Heute: 5 Kinder auf Europa Tour (In Transit Documentary).
“American Tourist in England”, hahahaha!
Adam Green, besser gesagt die Moldy Peaches sind auch mit dabei (Support, nehme ich mal an)

Part 1:

Part 2 (klick mich)

Part 3:

Part 4:

Aquesta setmana les coses estan anant prou bé, i val la pena començar la llista amb intensitat, el d’Ezra Furman serà un d’aquells concerts del PS’09 que valdrà la pena marcar amb fluorescent. També Deerhunter, el track 5, són part del cartell. A la llista també hi trobareu Mazoni:

quan la constància flaqueja,
si et distreus hi perds el nord
…
se’m moren les plantes
i em posa molt trist
però no perdo l’esperança
compro llavors al florista cada matí

Gran. I una nova trepitjada al terreny de l’amic Bundó, amb l’escena final de Juno i els seus dos antiherois:

Ets amant a estones, i sempre un amic
el mono que dus a l’esquena és l’últim crit
No sé què pot veure algú, en algú altre que no siguis tu

Aquí hi ha l’església, aquí hi ha el campanar
segur que a aquests dos tan lletjos els devem agradar
No sé què pot veure algú, en algú altre que no siguis tu

He estat incapaç d’evitar-ho.

<<<<//// la llista ////>>>>

Fresh from his transition to Warner Brothers/Reprise Records, freak folk  leader Devendra Banhart is set to release his major label debut. I don’t quite recall hearing that he made the jump from his former indie label but kudos to him for branching out. Banhart will release ‘What Will Be’ later this fall but there is no official release date yet. This will be his sixth record and the rumor is that there is an hours worth of material on it. Nice. Below is the tracklisting, and though no new music has really leaked yet, we’re leaving you with an old Banhart video below.

‘What Will Be’  Tracklisting
01 “Can’t Help”
02 “Angelika”
03 “Baby”
04 “Goin’ Back To The Place”
05 “First Song For B”
06 “Last Song For B”
07 “Chin Chin & Muck Muck”
08 “16th & Valencia”
09 “Rats”
10 “Maria Leonza”
11 “Brindo”
12 “Meet Me At The Lookout”
13 “Wiliamdzi”
14 “Foolin’”

Watch ‘Feel Just Like a Child’

The dead boys sang that off of Young, Loud, and Snotty. I’m on between 8pm and midnight tonight, I’m filling in for Standing on the Verge. I’m going to bring you some awesome 70s and 80s punk, along with some new wave and the usual 90s alternative. Its going to be fun…

Listen in at KRUI 89.7fm or online here.

The Set:
1. New Order, Power Corruption and Lies, Your silent face
2. Ride, Fall, Dreams Burn Down
3. Polvo, CorCrane Secret, can i ride
4. The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, plastic fang, Down in the Beast
5. The Stone Roses, Second Coming, Love Spreads
6. Dinosaur Jr, Farm, Imagination Blind
7. Grant Lee Buffalo, Mighty Joe Moon, Sing Along
8. PJ Harvey & John Parish, A woman a man walked by, Sixteen, Fifteen, Fourteen ( A new album from PJ!)

9. Tom Waits, Orphans, Fish in the jailhouse
10. Meat Puppets, Sewn Together, Sewn Together
11. Archers of Loaf, White Trash Heroes, White Trash Heroes
12. Superchunk, Here’s where the strings come in, Silver leaf and snowy tears
13. The Breeders, Pod, Happiness is a Warm Gun
14. Frank Black, Frank Black, I heard Ramona Sing
15. Sonic Youth, The Eternal, antiorgasm
16. Q and not U, Power, Beautiful Beats
17. Sonic Youth, The Eternal, Anti-orgasm
18. Melvins, Nude with Boots, Suicide in progress
19. Guided by Voices, Matador at 15, My kind of soldier
20. The Brian Jonestown Massacre, We are the radio, God is m Girlfriend
21. The Cure, the Head on the Door, the baby Screams
22. Catherine Wheel, Ferment, I want to touch you
23. Bauhaus, Kick in the Eye
24. Morphine, Cure for Pain, Like Swimming
25. Husker Du, New Day Rising, New Day Rising (1985)
26. The Vaselines, Enter the Vaselines, You Think You’re a Man (a new box set released by these guys with subpop, and they are TOURING!)

27. Built to Spill, Perfect from now on, Velvet Waltz (1997)
28. T. Rex, Electric Warrior, Hot Love (1971)
29. Brian Eno, Here come the Warm Jets, Needle’s in the camels eye (1974)

30. New York Dolls, New York Dolls, Trash (1973)
31. Lou Reed, NYC MAN, White Light/White Heat
32. Talking Heads, houses in motion
33. The Rolling Stones, Sweet Black Angel (I love these guys, and this song).
34. Hello, New York Groove (Out to Mike in NYC!)
35. The Moldy Peaches, The Moldy Peaches (2001), NYC’s like a graveyard (this one is also out to Mike!)

36. Blondie, Blondie (1976), X Offender
37. Buzzcocks, Singles Going Steady (1979), Everybody’s Happy Nowadays
38. Television, marque moon/adventure/live at the waldorf, little johnny jewel
39. Pere Ubu, Terminal Tower, Final Solution
40. Elvis Costello, My Aim is True, Mystery Dance

41. Stiff Little Fingers, Inflammable Material, Suspect Device
42. The Clash, The Clash (1977), (White man) in Hammersmith Palais
43. The Bongos, Drums along the Hudson (1982), In the Congo
44. The Replacements, All Shook Down, All Shook Down (1990)
45. Yo La Tengo, Genius + Love= Yo La Tengo, Fog over Frisco
46. Iggy Pop, Raw Power, Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell
47. Joy Division, Unknown Pleasures, New Dawn Fades
48. Dead Boys, Young Loud and Snotty, All this and More
49. X, Wild Gift, We’re Desperate
50. Wire, Chairs Missing, I am the Fly
51. Gang of Four, Entertainment, Return the Gift
52. Slint, Spiderland, Good Morning, captain (This album makes me happy because of this quote along the back “This recording is meant to be listened to on vinyl.”)

53. Bonnie “Prince” Billy, I see a Darkness (1999), I see a Darkness

Com muito amor e humor, começamos a nossa empreitada no ramo de podcasts! Porque é muito mais legal falar pra vocês do que ficar escrevendo. Pra essa primeira edição, gostaríamos de agradecer a todos os queridos que nos apoiaram e, especialmente, à Café + Leite Sonica, que teve muita paciência e dedicação.

Nesse podcast, vamos falar de beleza e vozes. As Susan Boyles do Rock?
Sim, todas aquelas cantoras fora do padrão de beleza que são muito, mas muito legais!
O que vamos dizer sobre isso? Ouça e depois discutam conosco.
Divirtam-se, palpitem, reclamem e sigam-nos no Twitter (@2mw)!

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Comentado no podcast:

• Enquete – Vc sabe lavar roupa?
• O grande vestido da Beth
• Dentinho
• Mamãe é de Morte
• Nair Bello psicografada
• Vitiligo’s Dance
• Cool as Kim Deal
• video: Dandy Warhols
• CSS: antes e depois
• video: Alala
• Carteiro do Seinfeld
• Leslie e suas malhas
• Nina vs. Nena
• Nariz e pernas
• Visual Fanfarrão
• O primo contador
• A fase sueca do John
• Tracklist:
  1. The Gossip – Listen Up! (The Black Ghost Remix)
  2. L7 – Everglade
  3. Bonde do Rolê – Melô do Vitiligo [translation moment]
  4. The Breeders – Happiness is a Warm Gun
  5. CSS – Alala (old version)
  6. Leslie & the Lys – Gold Pants
  7. Nina Hagen – Unbeschreiblich Weiblich
  8. PJ Harvey & Thom Yorke – This Mess We’re In
  9. The Moldy Peaches – Anyone Else But You
  10. Camera Obscura – Let’s Get Out of this Country

[update: John estava certo!]

It has been quite sometime since we’ve heard from songstress Regina Spektor. About to release her new album titled ‘Far’ out June 23rd on Sire Records, Spektor has already reached the number 20 spot on itunes within the first day of preorder. I remember the first time I saw or even heard her play. She opened for The Strokes on their tour for ‘Room on Fire’ at the theater at Madison Square Garden. Then she was just a girl with a keyboard, a snare drum and a voice. Most memorably, she performed a song called ‘Reading Time with Pickle’. It is completely amazing how much she has grown since then.  ‘Far’  like all Regina Spektor albums, is worth picking up.

You can catch Regina Spektor on tour starting in NYC on June 17th. From there she is off to Europe.

‘Far’  Tracklisting

01. The Calculation
02. Eet
03. Blue Lips
04. Folding Chair
05. Machine
06. Laughing With
07. Human Of The Year
08. Two Birds
09. Dance Anthem Of The 80’s
10. Genius Next Door
11. Wallet
12. One More Time With Feeling
13. Man Of A Thousand Faces

Tour Dates for Regina Spektor:
06/17 – New York City – Beacon Theatre
06/26 – UK – Glastonbury Festival
06/29 – London – Serpentine Sessions
07/01 – Paris, France – Le Batacian
07/02 – Cologne, France – Gloria
07/04 – Belgium – Werchter Festival
07/06 – Hamburg – Grunspan
07/07 – Berlin, Germany – Postbahnhof
07/09 – Sweden – Hultsfred Festival
07/11 – Ireland – Oxegen Festival
07/12 – Scotland – T in the Park Festival
07/14 – Amsterdam – Paradiso
07/15 – Milan, Italy – Villa Arconati
07/17 – UK – Latitude Festival

Watch Regina’s Video for ‘Dance Anthem of the 80’s’

Check out Regina Spektor on Myspace

Busy busy busy beaver I have been, not makin’ many posts, so to make up for it, here’s a little sumthin’ sumthin’ to you, from yours truly! I do love my covers, after all.

It’s I, Andrew, and my friend Julia singing Anyone Else But You, originally by The Moldy Peaches and from the movie Juno.

Ben nooit echt een expert geweest in het labelen van muziek, maar dankzij Last.fm weet ik ondertussen wel dat de tags indie en lo-fi meer dan gemiddeld aanwezig zijn bij mijn favoriete liedjes en artiesten. Vandaag dook er dankzij The Moldy Peaches die ik ontdekte via mijn favoriete Blip.fm-DJ charleyhorse plots een nieuwe tag op: anti-folk. Dat was nieuw.

Alleen jammer dat Last.fm tegenwoordig beperkt is tot een “30 track Trial”, anders had ik meteen de Anti-folk Radio Station eens kunnen uitproberen

According to NME, REM is going to be honored by 20 bands / “acts” at Carnegie Hall on March 11.  Now, while I like REM, and while I think they’re one of the most influential rock bands within the past 25 years, I wouldn’t have posted this if it wasn’t for a few of the bands that are going to be paying homage.  Glen Hansard (of The Frames, The Swell Season, and star of “Once”), Guster, Kimya Dawson (of The Moldy Peaches fame via “Juno”), Patti Smith, and Bob Mould are some of the bands that will be paying homage.  And if that wasn’t enough, Calexico will be the house band.  Holy fuck–that is an amazing line-up.

It should also be mentioned that all the proceeds will go to three non-profit organizations; “The American Symphony Orchestra, Church Street School of Music and Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation”

More bands are expected to be announced this week and next week as the event nears, who else do you think (or want) will end up honoring the Rock ‘N Roll Hall of Famers?  I’d like to see AC Newman (if he’s with more of The New Pornographers, it’ll be even better) show up.

It's like Little Tim and Kimya Dawson had sex and crapped out a baby made entirely of kittens, polka dots, and 'that artsy girl you totally had a crush on in High School'.

Edward told me to start watching Scrubs, and since I always do what Edward tells me to do (“Grow a mustache!” “Jump off of a cliff” “Change the picture!” “Start writing for animalshow.wordpress.com [tell your friends]“) I sat down one day, pushed aside a wonderful paper about the stages of development in the Navajo culture, and watched quite a few of the most recent Scrubs episodes. I used to be a huge fan “back in the day” (inside Dr. Cox joke) but I fell off the bandwagon when the guest stars they started bringing in became less interesting and more recognizable (also it wasn’t funny anymore, but apparently you can rectify that by firing all the old writers and hiring a bunch of Jewish people [sorry]). Anyway, it seems that they’ve reverted back to their old ways, as one of their most recent guest stars happened to be a wacky young Californian by the name of Kate Micucci, who is (and, bear with me here, I know it’s crazy) a good singer/songwriter/actress. Holy crap…

Kate Micucci was born in New Jersey (which means she’s related to both Bruce Springsteen AND Bon Jovi) and has been a semi-transient/art student (is there a difference) ever since. I’m not sure when she started writing songs or how she got a hold of a ukulele, but it was a very solid choice for her. Her songs are absolutely beautiful in that overly simplified, childish way that Kimya Daweson tries way too hard obtain in her solo work. Kate’s slightly nasal voice, combined with her superb ukulele skills, brings the level of “awwwwwww” in her songs to a spectacularly high level, but what really stands out on her small 5 song EP is the potential she has to be a legitimate song writer after her “cutesy Kimya” phase passes. Of course Kimya’s ‘cute phase’ isn’t a phase, per say, but an undiagnosed developmental disorder that forces her to continually write songs that only appeal to girls between the ages of 13 and 17. So, unlike Kimya,  Micucci shows promising maturity on songs like ‘Just Say When’, which showcase not only a more “adult” voice, but a more “adult” subject matter as well.

Additionally, Kate is part of a small and significantly less serious side project entitled Garfunkel and Oats. This was well before Kate’s debut on Scrubs, and a bit before some of her more mature songs on her debut, but it still retains that adorable feeling that is similar to the one you got when you first saw Love Actually (Hugh Grant, eat my heart out). I honestly think that if the Moldy Peaches had not been so stuck on the “anti-folk” movement they could have sounded like this. Songs like “Fuck You” retain the both the humor and the childlike innocence that The Peaches were aiming for. You can find Garfunkel and Oats’ EP for free on Kate’s website, however, I would recommend that you search elsewhere because her copies are of terrible quality.

But why listen to me talk when you too could fall in love with Kate Micucci (for the mere price of clicking on one or more of these buttons):

Kate Micucci – Mr. Moon (mediafire)

Kate Micucci – Just Say When (mediafire)

Garfunkel and Oats – Fuck You (mediafire)

Garfunkel and Oats – Worst Song Medley [this one is worth your time no matter what kind of music you like] (mediafire)

Additionally, I beseech you to buy Kate’s EP at this website and watch her only music video NOT on YouTube but rather at this website (it’s both adorable and disturbing at the same time…). Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go wash my hand-bronzed Kate Micucci statue in a bath of goat’s milk… it’s almost time for the eclipse.

Artista: The Moldy Peaches

Álbum: Moldy Peaches 2000: Unreleased Cutz and Live Jamz 1994-2002

Año: 2003

Sello: Sanctuary Records (US) / Rough Trade (UK)

Velocidad:

Genre: Anti-folk

Sobre el disco:

Disco doble que recopila canciones en vivo y rarities de la banda entre 1994 y   2002.
Moldy Peaches es una banda anti-folk compuesta por Adam Green y Kimya Dawson.

Mi mini-review:

Imperdible. Los Moldy Peaches no sorprenden por complejidad o profundidad musical. Logran algo distinto, pueden ser como la risita de un bebé, simplones y lindos pero a la vez suenan adolescentes y garageros. Frescos, fantabuláasticos.

1. Moldy Peaches in Da House

2. Answering Machine #1
3. Answering Machine #2
4. Nothing Came Out (Original Recording)
5. Shame
6. Secret Tongues
7. What Went Wrong (Live ‘ 99)
8. Bleeding Heart (Live ‘ 99)
9. Times Are Bad
10. Lucky Charms (Original Recording)
11. D2 Boyfriend
12. MP2K (Live ‘ 99)
13. Bunny Foo Foo (Live ‘ 99)
14. Shame (Live ‘ 99)
15. Big Girls Don’t Cry (Live ‘ 99) (The Four Seasons Cover)
16. I Think I’m in Love
17. These Burgers (Live ‘ 99)
18. Lucky #9 (Live ‘ 99)
19. Bunny Foo Foo (Live ‘ 99)
20. Lach’s Intro (Live ‘99)
21. Greyhound Bus (Live ‘ 99)
22. Witty Banter (Live ‘ 99)
23. Lazy Confessions
24. On Top (Live ‘ 99)
25. Friend of the Devil (Live ‘ 99) (Grateful Dead Cover)
26. Rap Sux (Live ‘ 99)
27. Jorge Regula (Live ‘ 00)
28. Downloading Porn With Davo (Live ‘ 00)
29. I Forgot
30. County Fair
31. Steak for Chicken (Acoustic)
32. NYC’s Like a Graveyard

Descargar Disco I

Disc two
1. I Wanna be a Hulkamaniac (Live) (Hulk Hogan and The Wrestling Boot Band Cover)
2. Who’s Got the Crack (Live ‘ 01)
3. Steak for Chicken (Live ‘ 01)
4. These Burgers (Live ‘ 01)
5. I Forgot (Live ‘ 01)
6. Nothing Came Out (Live ‘ 01)
7. On Top (Live ‘ 01)
8. Helen Keller (Live ‘ 01)
9. Jorge Regula (Live ‘ 01)
10. One Good Turn (Live ‘ 01)
11. D2 Boyfriend (Live ‘ 01)
12. County Fair (Live ‘ 01)
13. Rainbows (Live ‘ 01)
14. Who’s Got the Crack (Live ‘ 01)
15. Goodbye Song (Live ‘ 01)
16. Vpro Intro (Live ‘ 02)
17. Downloading Porn With Davo (Live ‘ 02)
18. Steak for Chicken (Live ‘ 02)
19. Anyone Else But You
20. Lucky Charms (Live)
21. Two Princes (Live) (Spin Doctors Cover)
22. Lucky #9 (Video Version)
23. Cheese

Descargar Disco II

Adam Green and Kimya Dawson, The Moldy Peaches

Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start
Just because we use cheats doesn’t mean we’re not smart
I don’t see what anyone can see in anyone else
But you