Elliott Smith Tribute
The late Elliott Smith was one of the better singer songwriters that the indie scene has ever known. To: Elliott From: Portland was released two days ago with a host of great tributes from Portland area bands. Ten percent of the net proceeds of this tribute album will be donated to the Elliott Smith Memorial Fund's charity, “Free Arts for Abused Children.”
Track List:
- Clementine - The Decemberists
- Satellite - The Helio Sequence
- The Biggest Lie - Dolorean
- Ballad Of Big Nothing - Eric Matthews
- I Didn't Understand - Swords
- Rose Parade - Sexton Blake
- Between The Bars - Amelia
- Needle In The Hay - Eric Matthews
- Division Day - We Are Telephone
- Angeles - Crosstide
- Wouldn't Mama Be Proud - Jeff Trott
- Speed Trials - Knock-Knock
- King's Crossing - To Live & Die In L.A.
- Happiness - Lifesavas
- High Times (Previously Unreleased Track) - Sean Croghan
For Mp3's check out My Yellow Country Teeth, In House with Jeremy Peterson, & Trees Lounge
Purchase from Insound
4 Comments:
At 1:21 AM, Robert said…
Issac -- Willy Mason put out an AWESOME ep and then fell off the radar. Oxygen was a killer song. Then like 2 years later his ep came out and it was mediocre.
Also -- I found this blog by checking my referals to my site. It's pretty rude to direct link to songs without asking (even if you do give credit.)
At 11:28 AM, Anonymous said…
Hey -
Have you heard the whole CD - worth shelling out the case?
Have a great week!
-Tix
At 11:29 AM, Anonymous said…
I meant "cash" - yea, not awake on a monday...
At 11:39 AM, jds said…
I haven't heard the whole thing. Tributes are usually a weird thing for me. I don't know of a single tribute album where I like all the tracks and find it worthy of having the whole disc. Given that I'm super tight on cash right now it probably won't get purchased. But who knows, I might be walking around the record shop and end up putting it on the counter. It's been known to happen.
Take it with a grain of salt, but Pitchfork gave it a respectable 7.2.
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