http://outlandosmusic.com/thedailydose/ Each weekday hear two handpicked songs and discover great new music rooted in the songs you love. en-us Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:36:40 MST
Head Over Feet--Alanis, not quite de-feet-ed.... Click the share button to share that music from the DAILY DOSe.]]>
Mexican Moon--Kris triggered the memory of Johnette Napolitano's raspy voice, hence the matchup with Concrete Blonde. They work!]]>
Head Over Heels--It's the opening keyboards of this one that somehow makes it work with New Lipstick. Plus, "lipstick" screams Go-Go's.]]>
Head Over Heels--It's the opening keyboards of this one that somehow makes it work with New Lipstick. Plus, "lipstick" screams Go-Go's.]]>
Teenage Lust--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Teenage Dream--Not an older song, but it's damn familiar; the melodies play off each other. Had to do it. Not ashamed to say I like it :-).]]>
Wish You Were Here--Isn't this what a tourist writes on a postcard?]]>
Run to You--Damnwells' lead singer Alex Dezen has a similar huskiness in his vox to Bryan Adams. He might hate that comparison but there it is.]]>
This Is Radio Clash--You hear Radio Clash so distinctively in makeupbreakup's Scents... so naturally, we had to play it. We miss Joe.]]>
This Is Radio Clash--You hear Radio Clash so distinctively in makeupbreakup's Scents... so naturally, we had to play it. We miss Joe.]]>
Blueeyed Devil--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Crazy Love, Vol II--Chris gets the Paul Simon comparison a lot. Nothing wrong with that. Now go ahead & tell yer pals about us by clicking share :-).]]>
Rock Steady--Aretha is a native of Memphis. Hear Dr. John on percussion and Donny Hathaway on keys on this smash from 72]]>
Hyena--Idlewild has the perfect amount of REM in them. Just the right amount of grit to get your heart pumping. Plus, I loved Hyena.]]>
Our Lips Are Sealed--An unlikely pairing but I just had a Go-Go's vibe here. We do what we do.]]>
Our Lips Are Sealed--An unlikely pairing but I just had a Go-Go's vibe here. Perhaps more unlikely is our wine & cheese pairings. But we do it.]]>
Dry The Rain--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Cynical Girl--Reminding you of songs radio has long since forgotten about by pairing it w/new songs because they sound good together.]]>
Heart of Gold--An obvious pair with Rickie Lee, not just the title, though, but the sound segues well....]]>
I Fought the Law--Never a bad thing to channel The Clash. Perhaps this one has been long worn out for you? We think The Rassle breathe new life into it.]]>
Snowman--My friend Todd suggested this one... Snowman sounds perfect coming out of The Game Is Done. Plus, any excuse to play XTC...]]>
Snowman--My friend Todd suggested this one... Snowman sounds perfect coming out of The Game Is Done. Plus, any excuse to play XTC...]]>
Positive Bleeding--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Reptile--Kind of strange that these work together but they do. Moody. Remember this one from The Church?]]>
White Bird--KT is usually more of a rocker, but this quieter one from her second album fits in nicely with Fleet Foxes.]]>
Until You Came Along--Mike has help from Anna Egge, Matt Mays, Malcolm Holcombe etc.. Not exactly a supergroup but close enough 4 me :-).]]>
Canned Goods--Look at all those cans and jars in the cellar. Summer in a jar. Here comes snow.]]>
I Want You to Want Me--You can hear the Cheap Trick riff in Tim's song, right? (Didn't I, didn't I, didn't I see you cryin...)]]>
She's Lost Control--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Private Eyes--Yes, there is an "eyes" theme. But also, these two songs sound good together.]]>
The Border Crossing--Is Barbara K. saying "don't touch my bags if you please Mister Customs man?]]>
Mexican Moon--Kris triggered the memory of Johnette Napolitano's raspy voice, hence the matchup with Concrete Blonde. They work!]]>
I Will Always Love You--Dolly wrote all but three songs on her first three RCA albums. A rarity in country then, and now. Porter wrote the 3.]]>
Where the Streets Have No Name--You can totally hear the Edge in the guitar work in Cary's Level 42 cover. Hence, classic U2 makes sense for the segue.]]>
I Will Follow--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Don't Be Cruel--A folk singer-songwriter covering classic new wave followed by the most classic of rock. When's the last time you heard this on the radio?]]>
Big Guys Are Coming--From Lancaster, PA, siblings Beth and Jay Sorrentino put out a couple of great albums in the 90's.]]>
Save It for A Rainy Day--Well maybe not alt-country exactly... but something just spoke Jayhawks to me.]]>
Red Right Hand--Not George Jones's right left hand, but rather, the bloodied right hand the Mr. Gutteral noises is spluttering about.]]>
I Don't Want To Go To Chelsea--New music in the context of older music. We think it just makes more sense that way. Chelsea then, is an obvious choice :-).]]>
Bohemian Like You--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Rhiannon--Damn, these two songs sound great together. Nothing like a good old-fashioned segue!]]>
I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You--Colin's song also appeared on the The Garden State's soundtrack. Click SHARE to share these songs with friends]]>
Imelda--You probably don't know this Mark Knopfler tune but it's easy to recognize his sound. From the album Golden Heart. You should own it.]]>
Scatterbrain--It's the guitar, not the bass this time that finds your ticklish music spot..."Beck" was once a reference to Jeff.]]>
King For a Day--The Shins covering Squeeze, Squeeze = XTC contemporaries. It all works.]]>
Abacab--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Wipeout--I miss oldies radio. Is that weird?]]>
I'm a Ram--Robbie and Roy play a searing guitar. Share the music, click the share button]]>
Time Passages--Al, we'd never forget you :-). Even though the rest of radio has.]]>
What Is Life--The recent Rolling Stone cover sent me back to this 10-year-old remastering. Amazing how memory-embedded these songs are...]]>
Carnival--Not a Natalie fan. But I do like this song better after hearing it on the tails of a Prince cover, somehow. Music in context.]]>
Kiss--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Black Coffee in Bed--Ben's California has a lightheartedness that made me think of Black Coffee. Jaunty.]]>
Tequila Sunrise--Similar riffs from Susan and Derek reminded me of this Eagles tune. We put it all together on the DAILY DOSe!]]>
Senses Working Overtime--I'm having an XTC kick this month. Nothing wrong w/that. These 2 songs just sound good together. Maybe it's the quirkiness.]]>
Cupid--Silky Sam recollecting his Greek mythology and asking the little guy to aim well.]]>
See Little Light--Possibly one of my top 100 songs ever. The connection between Tobin & Bob isn't too far-fetched. These 2 sound right together.]]>
Ooh La La--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Cynical Girl--Reminding you of songs radio has long since forgotten about by pairing it w/new songs because they sound good together.]]>
Dreams--Fleetwood Mac with another one memories are made of...hold on to these with the Amazon or iTunes buttons.]]>
Don't Change--I can't remember which female singer-songwriter I heard cover this about eight or nine years ago. It made me love it.]]>
Sonora's Death Row--Cowboys hung in gangs, right? Or was it a loner thing? Certainly a stoner thing according to Leo. Beware Amanda's Saloon...]]>
Tusk--Fink feeling very Fleetwood Mac to me... Tusk fits perfectly.]]>
Father and Son--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Earn Enough for Us--One of the best XTC songs that radio never plays, if they play any XTC whatsoever. Idiots!]]>
Talking Old Soldiers--Elton is reflective and quiet in this look back on a soldier's life. Share the music with your friends by clicking the share button.]]>
Debra--Cheap hotel sex? Naturally, Beck's Debra makes sense. Sonically and contextually. It's new music, in context.]]>
I'm Taken--So, there were these little black vinyl two-sided platters with a donut hole. This was the B-side of Mony Mony. No love here, either.]]>
Get Down On It--Something funky about that Minus the Bear song got me thinking about Kool & the Gang. Hence. Dig it.]]>
Rescue--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
I Got You--Something about the slight accent/lilt in Ben's voice sounds New Zealand to me. Add straightahead pop & I thought Split Enz.]]>
Talk About the Passion--You can get jangling guitars and a whole variety of paired music to your mailbox every day by clicking on the RSS feed icon!]]>
Big in Japan--I loved them when I was 12! Sue me.]]>
This Land is Your Land--Hey, this one never loses its resonance, even if some have lost their resolve. Enjoy the holiday.]]>
Don't Dream It's Over--Big Finns fan! Speaking of fans, become ours on Facebook, would you?]]>
I Hate Myself for Loving You--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Down Under--Men@Work = timeless. Colin, for sure. He's got some wonderful solo work. Give a listen & you'll easily hear the connection 2 Ben.]]>
Coney Island Baby--Hearing this set makes me hungry for a visit to Nathan's Famous for a foot long....]]>
Pure--I always loved this song. It feels right after Replica. And a nice play on words. Replica vs. Pure.]]>
Who Knows Where the Time Goes?--A song for the close of summer, continuing the wistful air Noah and the Whale set up on this Dose edition.]]>
Short People--It's just plain wicked. And also a classic. Doesn't Ben kind of remind you of Randy, at least vocally?]]>
Let My Baby Ride--Like what you hear? Feel free to share it with your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner. And thanks!]]>
Luka--Strangely reminded me of Vega's light touch (musically) of a pretty heavy topic. Likely why it became a hit.]]>
Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)--Heartbreaker, with your .44... Most famous "Doo Doos" around...]]>
Live & Let Die--Something just gave me a McCartney/Wings vibe while listening to Next One Living. The segue works nicely, doesn't it?]]>