| June 1st 2009 |
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I spent the weekend in Minnesota seeing the Yeah YeahYeahs and visiting record stores with my brother, so I was not looking forward to
jumping back into things on this Monday. Luckily the only work in front of me was listening too and talking music with some new
friends. I bet my guest Matthew Clay felt the same way, as he spent a tiring Sunday with 15,000 people at Lazerfest.
The rain throughout the day really made for a gloomy night, which happens to be perfect for the atmosphere in a coffee shop. I only had
one new album to contribute because Matthew brought the rest, a collection of albums from when he was young. Most of them hadn’t
been played in a long time, but I think by the end of the night Matthew and his wife were ready to go out and buy a record player. Here is
what we played…
Yeah YeahYeahs – Rumors
The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper
The Beatles – Meet The Beatles
Queen – Jazz
Queen – Day at the Races
Peter Gabriel – So
Prince – Purple Rain
Prince – Around the World in a Day
Matthew Clay just released an album, “Epic Twist”, his forth album in eight years, but the first to come with a comic book. Epic Twist is
a concept album in the form of a modern pop opera, released on Clay’s own Freakin Records label. We talked all about the album and
the story during the interview; we also get a peek at the main character, the Pizza Delivery Guy. Download the songs and interview then
check out Matthews interactive website to try and score some more free stuff.
jumping back into things on this Monday. Luckily the only work in front of me was listening too and talking music with some new
friends. I bet my guest Matthew Clay felt the same way, as he spent a tiring Sunday with 15,000 people at Lazerfest.
The rain throughout the day really made for a gloomy night, which happens to be perfect for the atmosphere in a coffee shop. I only had
one new album to contribute because Matthew brought the rest, a collection of albums from when he was young. Most of them hadn’t
been played in a long time, but I think by the end of the night Matthew and his wife were ready to go out and buy a record player. Here is
what we played…
Yeah YeahYeahs – Rumors
The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper
The Beatles – Meet The Beatles
Queen – Jazz
Queen – Day at the Races
Peter Gabriel – So
Prince – Purple Rain
Prince – Around the World in a Day
Matthew Clay just released an album, “Epic Twist”, his forth album in eight years, but the first to come with a comic book. Epic Twist is
a concept album in the form of a modern pop opera, released on Clay’s own Freakin Records label. We talked all about the album and
the story during the interview; we also get a peek at the main character, the Pizza Delivery Guy. Download the songs and interview then
check out Matthews interactive website to try and score some more free stuff.