Finally, Friday Five on Friday!

I wanted to post a Friday Five on Friday, even though I got home at 9:00 and I still have a full day of debating left to do tomorrow. I'm not going to lie, but this Friday Five might be kind of weak. (I'll make up for it though).

Huggy Bear Pansy Twist


Sonic Youth French Tickler 1998: Live In Tokyo. This a petty good crowd, they really appreacate sonic youth (inside jokes over). Kim's vocals are mixed kind of low on this song, but you can still hear them.


PJ Harvey - The Last Living Rose. This is from a series of short films that goes along with "Let England Shake" I'll post some every week.


Wild Flag - Glass Tamborine. This is streaming on NPR, but it is better to watch the live bootleg version.


Pre Sleater-Kinney Goodness
Heavens to Betsy - Direction


Excuse 17 (Unknown song) at CBGB's. Who needs a name when the footage is so clear!

Friday Five, It's freaking awesome!

Happy Friday fellow readers! I'm happy that I can share my favorite 5 videos of the week with you all because this week has been insane. Despite that, I found some awesome stuff for all you loyal readers to listen to. If you missed a week, or want to look at my past  Friday Fives, click this link. I don't want you to miss anything. So with that, we kick-off the Friday Five for this week.  (I even threw in some super groups and side projects....cough cough)

Hole - Berry. Good old classic Hole. Sounds different that their other albums (I think it sounds better...)


Television - Friction. Can someone remind me to buy Marquee moon? I don't know why I don't have it...


Butter 08- It's the Rage. Think of a Chibo Matto, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and Skeleton Key salad. This sounds pretty good, I never heard them before this week.


Dim Stars - Downtown at Dawn. I'm quite the Sonic Youth fan (as you might know) but I didn't know that Thurston, Lee, Richard Hell, Don Flemming, and occasional guitarist Robert Quine, had a super group. Crazy huh? You hear something new every Friday. Love that guitar riff.



PJ Harvey & John Parish - Is that all there is? Love this version! You might want to check out the original though.


Extra! PJ Harvey & John Parish - Rope Bridge Crossing (1998). Can't embed, but go straight to to the video. Don't miss it! It is more amazing than the one that I was going to post for you guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9cktjvEU4o

Hate to say it, but there will be no classic Sleater Kinney Video this week. This is my silent protest for a Sleater Kinney Reunion. (Come on, I know you want one too. If I feel like it, I'll post one tomorrow when I write about all ages shows.) I will post this instead:


Alright fine, settle for Excuse 17 then? (Man, I got to buy this too! I have a whole laundry list of albums I need to get!!!)