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01. “Look Alive” YACHT (2017)
02. “Sweet Mary” Weezer (2017)
03. “The Bride’s Dad” Hamilton Leithauser & Rostam (2016)
04. “Far from Right” Habibi (2013)
05. “Juice” Chromeo (2017)
06. “I’m Poppy” Poppy (2017)
07. “Loaded for Bear” (Remastered) The Magic Words (2017)
08. “Gtx 3” Luna (2017)
09. “Drive” Britta Phillips (2016)
10. “Solitary Man” Neil Diamond (1966)
11. “Zigzagging Toward the Light” Conor Oberst (2014)
12. “He Was a Friend of Mine” Dave Van Ronk (1962)
13. “Deadly Valentine” Charlotte Gainsbourg (2017)
14. “Find Me” Porches (2017)
15. “Intrepid” Pinegrove (2017)
16. “Turn Out the Lights” Julien Baker (2017)
17. “Baby Luv” Nilüfer Yanya (2017)
18. “Eighties” Killing Joke (1985)
19. “Arrows” Foo Fighters (2017)
20. “QB Blitz” (8-Bit Cover) Mooph (2017)
21. “Eat the Night” The Ettes (2005)
My November featured new glasses, SNL: The Experience, Fun Home at Victory Gardens, Meteor Shower at the Booth Theatre, and alpacas.
My friend, Sean introduced me to the weirdness that is Poppy.
My friend, Kelly has been obsessed/friends with Luna for as long as I’ve known her and I finally saw them perform live on November 18, 2017 at Brooklyn Steel. Britta Phillips plays bass in Luna. She’s had a long career as a musician and was the voice of Jem in the Jem (1985–1988) animated series.
I recently re-watched Inside Llewyn Davis (2013) which was partially inspired by Dave Van Ronk.
I just learned (or maybe re-learned) that “Come as You Are” by Nirvana sometimes gets compared to “Eighties” by Killing Joke.
Mooph’s 8-Bit version of “QB Blitz” is a Weezer cover.
“Eat the Night” is featured prominently in Columbus (2017).
Photo: Alpacas and a cat at Eagle Bend Alpaca Farm. My sister works in the store there. Photographed November 24, 2017.
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