TenderLovingKiller®
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The Jeff Lemire Art is wonderful.
July 2021 Vinyl Spin Challenge: Summer Breeze Makes Me Feel Fine
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Day 01: Canada Day
Play something by a Canadian band/artist. Bonus points if know what MAPL stands for.
Alvvays - Antisocialite
This should qualify as MAPL (no bonus points, I had to look it up) the whole band is from Nova Scotia and currently resides in Toronto. I think some of the album may have been recorded in LA and Buffalo though. Regardless, the music video “Dreams Tonite” has a bunch of 8mm film shot during the 1967 World’s Fair in Montreal.
Play something by a Canadian band/artist. Bonus points if know what MAPL stands for.
Alvvays - Antisocialite
This should qualify as MAPL (no bonus points, I had to look it up) the whole band is from Nova Scotia and currently resides in Toronto. I think some of the album may have been recorded in LA and Buffalo though. Regardless, the music video “Dreams Tonite” has a bunch of 8mm film shot during the 1967 World’s Fair in Montreal.
cul8er
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Canada Day
MAPL - Maximum Allowable Path Loss
www.acronymfinder.com
If you exceed your MAPL, it's your funeral....
Arcade Fire – Funeral
MAPL - Maximum Allowable Path Loss
MAPL - Definition by AcronymFinder
15 definitions of MAPL. Meaning of MAPL. What does MAPL stand for? MAPL abbreviation. Define MAPL at AcronymFinder.com
If you exceed your MAPL, it's your funeral....
Arcade Fire – Funeral
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Doing great so far. Some obvious CanCon and some a bit more leftfield.
gafacaode
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July 1 - Canada Day - Time to kick it off with some CanCon
Following @Wes C. Attle on this one.
I only have 2 of their albums (One Chord to Another on CD) and this one:
Sloan - 12
Following @Wes C. Attle on this one.
I only have 2 of their albums (One Chord to Another on CD) and this one:
Sloan - 12
avecigrec
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July 1 - Dominion Day
Snotty Nose Rez Kids - Trapline
While I am happy and privileged to live and love where I do (unceded lək̓ʷəŋən territory, home to the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations) I do not like Canada Day one bit - even preceding any decolonization conversations and education. I'm not a fan of rampant nationalism, especially in the name of being a drunk idiot (I spent years being a heavy drinker, or a drunk, but even then I hated the drunks of Canada and St. Patrick's Days) nor have I enjoyed the annoying influx of tourists in most places I've lived around this holiday. With the 1145+ unmarked graves being "discovered" on residential school grounds over the past weeks, and surely thousands more yet to be located, I'm even less inclined to celebrate Canada today. That said, this is technically CanCon.
This Vancouver-based, Kitamaat-raised Haisla duo have been making some of the best and most important hip hop music north of 49th for the past five years now over three albums (this their most recent and only one currently available on vinyl) an EP and a handful of singles. Their live performances are firebrand electric and worth any ticket price I've so far seen asked and they work tirelessly to uplift indigenous youth, women, people of colour and the queer community. I can't recommend them enough if you aren't already familiar.
Lastly, here's a cut from my favourite SNRK album, which I truly hope receives vinyl release:
Snotty Nose Rez Kids - Trapline
While I am happy and privileged to live and love where I do (unceded lək̓ʷəŋən territory, home to the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations) I do not like Canada Day one bit - even preceding any decolonization conversations and education. I'm not a fan of rampant nationalism, especially in the name of being a drunk idiot (I spent years being a heavy drinker, or a drunk, but even then I hated the drunks of Canada and St. Patrick's Days) nor have I enjoyed the annoying influx of tourists in most places I've lived around this holiday. With the 1145+ unmarked graves being "discovered" on residential school grounds over the past weeks, and surely thousands more yet to be located, I'm even less inclined to celebrate Canada today. That said, this is technically CanCon.
This Vancouver-based, Kitamaat-raised Haisla duo have been making some of the best and most important hip hop music north of 49th for the past five years now over three albums (this their most recent and only one currently available on vinyl) an EP and a handful of singles. Their live performances are firebrand electric and worth any ticket price I've so far seen asked and they work tirelessly to uplift indigenous youth, women, people of colour and the queer community. I can't recommend them enough if you aren't already familiar.
Lastly, here's a cut from my favourite SNRK album, which I truly hope receives vinyl release:
WhiteDahlias
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July 1 - Canada Day - Time to kick it off with some CanCon
Stars - Set Yourself on Fire
I actually remembered to look at this thread early enough to join in!
Stars - Set Yourself on Fire
I actually remembered to look at this thread early enough to join in!
GingerLaw92
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Day 1 -- Canada Day (Fête du Canada, parlez-vous Francais?)
Lights -- Siberia Acoustic
My cat wanted to join the festivities as well.
So this was a tough one because I own A LOT of Canadian albums. However, after figuring out what the MAPL system was, I tried to find one that fit the qualifications. As best I can tell, this one checks all the boxes. Lights is Canadian, it was recorded in Canada, and everyone who worked on the music and/or lyrics were/are Canadian.
I've been a fan of Lights for over a decade at this point and have seen her live a couple times. She puts on a great show. I have to say, my favorite part about Lights is that she almost always releases an acoustic album to go along with each studio album. The acoustic versions highlight just how talented of a singer and songwriter she really is.
I only wish I could track down a decently priced copy of the Siberia studio album because it is the one piece missing from my Lights collection.
Lights -- Siberia Acoustic
My cat wanted to join the festivities as well.
So this was a tough one because I own A LOT of Canadian albums. However, after figuring out what the MAPL system was, I tried to find one that fit the qualifications. As best I can tell, this one checks all the boxes. Lights is Canadian, it was recorded in Canada, and everyone who worked on the music and/or lyrics were/are Canadian.
I've been a fan of Lights for over a decade at this point and have seen her live a couple times. She puts on a great show. I have to say, my favorite part about Lights is that she almost always releases an acoustic album to go along with each studio album. The acoustic versions highlight just how talented of a singer and songwriter she really is.
I only wish I could track down a decently priced copy of the Siberia studio album because it is the one piece missing from my Lights collection.
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Jazz Cartier is the best band name I have heard in a long time
LeSamourai
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July 1 - Canada Day - Time to kick it off with some CanCon
Play something by a Canadian band/artist. Bonus points if know what MAPL stands for.
Caribou - Our Love
Get your Canadian electronic on, eh.
Play something by a Canadian band/artist. Bonus points if know what MAPL stands for.
Caribou - Our Love
Get your Canadian electronic on, eh.
LeeVing
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July 2 - Here comes the summer (in the Northern hemisphere)
So...it hit 117 here this past Monday. It was hot, even in the house with AC. Usually my basement is cooler, but it even got hot down here which made it a bit hard to sleep as I had to work Monday night. It cooled down pretty quickly, though and was about 85 by the time I left for work.
Deftones – Around The Fur
Maverick – 48531-1, 1997/2011
Pressed at Record Industry
So...it hit 117 here this past Monday. It was hot, even in the house with AC. Usually my basement is cooler, but it even got hot down here which made it a bit hard to sleep as I had to work Monday night. It cooled down pretty quickly, though and was about 85 by the time I left for work.
Deftones – Around The Fur
Maverick – 48531-1, 1997/2011
Pressed at Record Industry
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
That was some quality MAPL syrup for the first day. Keep it up folks!
Turbo
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July 2 - Here comes the summer (in the Northern hemisphere)
play something that makes you think of summer. If you live south of the equator play something that makes you think of winter.
The Coral "Coral Island" (2021 Modern Sky UK)
Coral Island is becoming my favorite release of 2021. This is a double concept album about summer vacations they spent at seaside resorts during their youth - the first LP being about the recollection of summer times spent at these resorts and the second LP being about the melancholy of these resorts during off-season. The whole album is tied with a narrative spoken by the grandfather of a band member. The music itself is a mix of psychedelia and indie pop with timeless songcraft. Not a single dud over two LPs. I'm venturing out on a limb to say this is a future classic.
play something that makes you think of summer. If you live south of the equator play something that makes you think of winter.
The Coral "Coral Island" (2021 Modern Sky UK)
Coral Island is becoming my favorite release of 2021. This is a double concept album about summer vacations they spent at seaside resorts during their youth - the first LP being about the recollection of summer times spent at these resorts and the second LP being about the melancholy of these resorts during off-season. The whole album is tied with a narrative spoken by the grandfather of a band member. The music itself is a mix of psychedelia and indie pop with timeless songcraft. Not a single dud over two LPs. I'm venturing out on a limb to say this is a future classic.
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
This one has been on my "wantlist" for a bit. Good choice. As someone who lived for several years in a seaside tourist town, I definitely know the off-season feeling.
Hemotep
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July 2 - Here comes the summer (in the Northern hemisphere)
play something that makes you think of summer. If you live south of the equator play something that makes you think of winter.
Jorma Kaukonen - Quah (1974)
It's one of 4 states I haven't visited yet, but thinking of that "Sweet Hawaiian Sunshine" and frozen cocktails on this nasty humid day in Georgia the morning after my A/C burned out.
play something that makes you think of summer. If you live south of the equator play something that makes you think of winter.
Jorma Kaukonen - Quah (1974)
It's one of 4 states I haven't visited yet, but thinking of that "Sweet Hawaiian Sunshine" and frozen cocktails on this nasty humid day in Georgia the morning after my A/C burned out.
RowBearToe
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July 2 - Here comes the summer (in the Northern hemisphere) - play something that makes you think of summer. If you live south of the equator play something that makes you think of winter.
Nicole Atkins - Italian Ice
An album written as "An Ode To The Wild Magic Of Summer On The Jersey Shore" and titled after a great summer treat, what could be more summer?haha
Nicole Atkins - Italian Ice
An album written as "An Ode To The Wild Magic Of Summer On The Jersey Shore" and titled after a great summer treat, what could be more summer?haha
WhiteDahlias
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July 2 - Here comes the summer (in the Northern hemisphere)
Lunar Vacation - EPs
I got this from a recommendation from someone here and it's been a while since I played it (trying to give my lesser played albums some attention). The cover of this album just reminds me of summer, plus I'm on vacation from work this week so it seemed fitting!
Lunar Vacation - EPs
I got this from a recommendation from someone here and it's been a while since I played it (trying to give my lesser played albums some attention). The cover of this album just reminds me of summer, plus I'm on vacation from work this week so it seemed fitting!