Musicians with no concept of an ipod.

All of these songs were written before the ipod was a thing.

1. Broken Social Scene* - I Slept With Bonhomme at the CBC (Feel Good Lost)
2. The American Analog Set - The Kindness of Strangers (Know by Heart)
3. Modest Mouse - It Always Rains on a Picnic (Sad Sappy Sucker)
4. Television - See No Evil (Marquee Moon)
5. Fugazi - Full Disclosure (The Argument)
6. Propagandhi* - Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes (Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes)
7. The Weakerthans* - Pamphlateer ( Left & Leaving)
8. Greg Macpherson* - West St. James (Balanced on a Pin)
9. Snailhouse* - Daylight (The Opposite is Also True)
10. The Inbreds* - Is It The Right Time? (Winning Hearts)
11. Local Rabbits* - When You Return (Basic Concept)
12. Jets to Brazil - Sea Anemone (Orange Rhyming Dictionary)
13. The Smoking Popes - My Lucky Day (Born to Quit)
    

The Yarnocalypse (June 3rd)

This week I was responding to a challenge laid out by Jay in the show description he wrote for my show for cfcr's new website. He claims I do shows about things ranging from "bands that start with T to songs about yarn", which is a lie, since I haven't done either of those. The only course of action was, of course, to attempt to do a show about yarn.

(I abandoned the theme about 8 songs in...)

* = Canadian

1. Aiden Knight* - Knitting Something Nice (Versicolour)
2. Weezer - Undone - The Sweater Song (Blue Album)
3. There Will Be Fireworks - We Sleep Through the Night (There Will Be Fireworks)
4. Sophie Madeliene - The Knitting Song (Love, Life, Ukulele)
5. The Morning Benders - Stitch (Big Echo)
6. Bjork - Unravel (Homogenic)
7. Broken Social Scene* - Texico Bitches (Forgiveness Rock Record)
8. The Frenetics* - Shortest String (Scenery EP)
9. Wintersleep* - Terrible Man (New Inheritors)
10. WOMEN* - Sag Harbor Bridge (WOMEN)
11. Boats!* - Haircuts For Everybody ("Cannonball, Cannonball")
12. Born Ruffians* - Nova-Leigh (Say It)
13. The Karpinka Brothers - Let Them Guess (One Brick at a Time)
14. Pearson* - On Second Thought, Our Collected Alcohol Consumption Was A Tad Ambitious