The Pains of Being Pure at Heart’s 2009 classic “Everything With You.” I love the old, home movie look. Cute girls too!
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Show Alert: Neil Young @ Wang Theatre

Speaking of show alerts and Neil Young, the legend himself is coming to town on Tuesday, April 19 at the Wang Theatre in Boston. I may or may not be in attendance depending on my schedule and what have you, but this is definitely KLYAM recommended.
SHOW: Arctic Monkeys @ HOB [May 19]
New LP coming SOON from Arctic Monkeys. More importantly, though, they are playing at the House of Blues on May 19. You know time flies when it feels like you just saw a band, when in actuality it’s been 16 months or so. I was just thinking about the Monkeys the other day and how I got to see ’em e at the Paradise then a few months later at the HoB. They seem to like touring in America, which is nice for us fans.
So it’s May 19. Tickets on sale March 12.
Who Did it Better? “Hey Hey, My My”
Back again after a bit of a hiatus and one of many new things that I discovered is the genius of Neil Young. Growing up my father always called him a poor man’s Bob Dylan, but I really learned to appreciate him. On that note, I figured I would start off with a “Who Did It Better?” segment between Neil Young and another great musical act Oasis for the song “Hey Hey, My My” (which is the song Cobain quoted in his death “It is better to burn out, then to fade away”).
*Note: Neil Young also has a song is called “My My, Hey Hey” lyrically it’s almost exactly the same, musically “My My, Hey Hey” has more of folk sound to it (both are off the album Rust Never Sleeps, “My My,Hey Hey” starts the album, “Hey Hey, My My” ends it) so just to showcase and add to the debate I will start off with “My My, Hey Hey”.
First up Neil Young
“My My, Hey Hey”
“Hey Hey, My My”
Next Oasis
“Hey Hey, My My”
I think the Oasis version has more of a fuller sound then either of Neil Young’s versions, but I think the song requires a more subtle touch (“My My, Hey Hey” is the more subtle) that Neil Young delivers, so I give the edge to Young over Oasis, and I also prefer “My My, Hey Hey” over “Hey Hey, My My”. but I really love all three versions.
SOTD: “The Rain, The Park, & Other Things”
Classic Cowsils
CD Review: Screws Get Loose [2011]

Band: Those Darlins
Release: 3/2011
Label: Oh Wow Dang
1. “Screws Get Loose” – A-
2. “Be Your Bro” – A
3. “Let U Down” – A-
4. “Hives” – A-
5. “Mystic Mind” – B
6. “Tina Said” – B+
7. “$” – B
8. “Boy” – B+
9. “Fatty Needs A Fix” – B+
10. “Waste Away” – B
11. “Bumd” – B+
Comments: Those Darlins have the country/garage thing down to a tee and this record goes to show that. “Screws Get Loose” is a fantastic way to open things and the exquisitely true to life “Be Your Bro” is a fitting follow-up. “I just want to run and play in the dirt with you, you just want to stick it in!” How ’bout that! We get a taste of the songwriting/singing of drummer Linwood Regensburg on “Let U Down,” a dive into Costello-esque power-pop. It’s pretty obvious after the first few songs that this is an extremely exciting work of art for the Darlins. The rest of the album is a lil bit more country (some slower points) until “Fatty Needs A Fix,” a WINNING combination of Weird Al, Devo, and Taylor Swift. “Bumd” sounds like “Do The Fuck Yourself” by Nobunny. Fo’ real. Cool stuff. So yeah, this is a funstix record.
Grade: B+ (88)
SOTD: Thee Oh Sees – “Gilded Cunt”
Solid Goldberg
Dave Goldberg (of the Box Elders) makes some experimental music. Go Dave Go!
Recommended 7″ – Human Eye & Sex Beet
Upcoming Record: Ty Segall – Goodbye Bread
Woo! Out June on Drag City.
Ty + Band Playing “Girlfriend” On Bruise Cruise: