THE PARKAS/TWO HOURS TRAFFIC GIVEAWAY!

Remember my recent review of Two Hours Traffic?

Heroes of the Sidewalk

Whenever We Finish

What about my review of The Parkas?

Change of Heart

Raggedy Ann

Well, the label was so grateful that they want to give you those records! One lucky reader will get both Two Hours Traffic and Parkas, on CD.

To win, drop me a comment or send me an e-mail with your e-mail address and the name of a recent indie recording (any genre) that I haven’t reviewed but need to be aware of!

Winner will be picked on August 9th.

And ’cause the label was generous, I’m being generous. Here’s a few tunes for y’all:

What’s So Funny About Peace, Love, And Understanding? (Elvis Costello/Nick Lowe)-Wilco

Aggro’s Yeah Yeah Yeahs vs. Kelly Clarkson mash up.

If It Works-Tokyo Police Club (live 11/2/06)

All Falls Down-Kanye West and Lauryn Hill (original version)

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4 Responses to “THE PARKAS/TWO HOURS TRAFFIC GIVEAWAY!”

  1. Stu Says:
    August 3, 2007 at 3:58 pm | Reply

    I’ve been curious about a recent Townes Van Zandt tribute album There’s A Hole In Heaven Where Some Sin Slips Through from Glitterhouse Records. It’s got a recording of “If I Needed You” by Willard Grant Conspiracy (who you have just recently reviewed) as well as “Highway Kind” by Ben Weaver, and “Kathleen” by the Tindersticks. I know reviewing tribute albums is probably not very high on your list, but I’m dying to hear if it’s even halfway decent. To be honest, if you don’t review though… I probably will.

    Although, I will have to get off my ass and buy it.

    stu@auralfitness.com

  2. Stu Says:
    August 7, 2007 at 2:58 pm | Reply

    I hope you’re getting emails about this, because I was hoping someone would suggest something totally AWESOME from a band I’ve never heard of before. That is why I come here, after all.

  3. Aaron Says:
    August 8, 2007 at 12:51 am | Reply

    Hey you should check out The age of rockets. http://www.myspace.com/ageofrockets. They are a electronic, kind of postal service like band from New York I believe.

  4. ekko Says:
    August 8, 2007 at 8:49 am | Reply

    Astoundingly, Stu, almost nobody is interested in getting these free CDs. Sad, really, because they’re both very good releases (especially The Parkas).

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