http://outlandosmusic.com/thedailydose/ Each weekday hear two handpicked songs and discover great new music rooted in the songs you love. en-us Thu, 02 Sep 2010 10:56:47 MST
Luminol--Brushing up on our chemistry with today's pair. Serotonin/Luminol. I loved this Ryan Adams album although most didn't.]]>
Cocaine--Ahem...well...they go together, what can I say? Click that share button to share the DAILY DOSe w/your friends. And thank you!]]>
Always Something There to Remind Me--I'm not sure The Twees would be psyched to be paired with Naked Eyes but you can hear how it works. Good times.]]>
Love is All Around--This cover keeps arriving in odd places. Joan's euphoric take on the Mary Tyler Moore theme show.]]>
Incense & Peppermints--LA psychedelia, yeah baby! Yes, that's an Austin Powers ref. Tell your friends about us on Twitter & help us get 1 mee-llion followers.]]>
No One Knows--Sadly, your computer's volume doesn't go up to 11.]]>
Somebody's Baby--Fantastic cover of a Pumpkins' tune... Passion Pit really making it their own (tough to do). Share it w/your pals by clicking SHARE.]]>
Landslide--On the other hand, this band ended UP in SoCal -- big time! Get an RSS feed for the Dose by clicking the icon. You know what to do!]]>
Tattva--I miss this band. So much damn fun. Hopefully you're enjoying remembering them w/me. Feel free to share by clicking share, upper right.]]>
Wooden Ships--Can u really live on purple berries for several weeks? Depends on what else u have -- like promises, maybe. Share the berries. Share us.]]> >>

Jolene--Oh Dolly. Such a dirty hot tune. Dolly & Hoffs have that same sweet vocal vibe. Dig it? Then share us, click SHARE, upper right.]]>
Day Is Done--You knew him before the VW commercial but now please don't forget him again.]]>
New Lipstick--Denmark outfit, this is off their US debut, Sleep Mountain. I likey. If you do, please share w/others by clicking our share button.]]> >>

Calling All Angels--Jane's wonderful duet with k.d. lang was in the Wim Wenders film "Until the End of the World." Listed here after Pieta's version.]]>
The Clash--You hear Radio Clash so distinctively in makeupbreakup's Scents... so naturally, we had to play it. We miss Joe.]]>
What About Me?--It's the "What About Me" line that parallels Silverado's similar query but it sounds almost whiny, doesn't it?]]>
Maneater--Okay don't run away from us... yes, cheesy as can be but The Seas' "Best Thing..." made me ache to hear it. Go with it.]]>
Lullaby--This is one of my favorite party cds...yes I said The Cure = Chris Bro Party tunes.]]>
Snowman--My friend Todd suggested this one... Snowman sounds perfect coming out of The Game Is Done. Plus, any excuse to play XTC...]]>
All Things Must Pass--Life and Death from John and George. They go together, doncha think? Click the share button and tell your friends, please.]]>
I Want You to Want Me--You can hear the Cheap Trick riff in Tim's song, right? (Didn't I, didn't I, didn't I see you cryin...)]]>
Landslide--Did Big Macs arrive before this Mac lineup? (Yep: 1967.) I think of Stevie before elections and Alps when hearing "landslide.]]> >>

Behind Blue Eyes--Here's to 2010, Daily Dose-style. Thanks for telling your pals about us this year, we hope u'll continue by clicking SHARE, upper right.]]>
Hate Myself for Loving You--Nasty guitar riffs but with a sweetness underneath. OK, maybe not this one but other Joan songs. Yes, sweetness.]]>
Little Boxes--At first we thought of the clever percussion work in Radiohead's Paranoid Android. And then I thought ticky-tacky? Weeds. Sounded better.]]>
Promised Land--The Boss is a heavy influence on The Hold Steady, it's plain to hear in this pairing! Music in context. That's what we do :-)]]>
Where the Streets Have No Name--You can totally hear the Edge in the guitar work in Cary's Level 42 cover. Hence, classic U2 makes sense for the segue.]]>
How Do You Think It Feels?--It was only a five song vinyl album in the day but 2 tracks from Berlin were included in this release. When do you think it stops?]]>
Just Can't Get Enough--You know you've missed this one. Get down w/your bad self. And then share The Daily Dose by clicking the SHARE icon, upper-right.]]>
Happy Alone--Not exactly the "oldest" of tunes but goes quite well with Black Taxi, me thinks.]]>
I Don't Want To Go To Chelsea--New music in the context of older music. We think it just makes more sense that way. Chelsea then, is an obvious choice :-).]]>
No Time to Live--You may remember that on the original album, this really quiet number was followed by Rock & Roll Hootchie Koo! Yowza!]]>
King For a Day--The Shins covering Squeeze, Squeeze = XTC contemporaries. It all works.]]>
Funny What Love Can Do--re: 2009's collegiate league realignmnt, I heard Penn & Penn St would swap places. Kidding. These boys were Brits not Yalies]]>
Right Down the Line--The vibe between these two just works. Gerry, where have you been? Are you on Facebook? We are: www.facebook.com/thedailydose]]>
Games Without Frontiers--PG, whom I consider the King of Pop, might a the "prince" of placing whistling in his tunes]]>
Stayin Alive--Just watched the original video & nearly peed my pants. You can hear how it fits next to Broken Social Scene. Groovy, no?]]>
Poetry Man--Phoebe was out of circulation for a while but is back & put out a great live disc a couple of years ago. This feels right next to Patty.]]>
Cruel Crazy Beautiful World--Johnny is awesome. And I love how this song starts out in a minor key and then goes straight to a major.]]>
Girl on Heaven Hill--This album got me through the mid-80s, when there was inspired music beyond drum machines. No wonder it weathered well.]]>
My Back Pages--Sure, u've heard it 1000 times. But somehow, next 2 something new, it sounds refreshed. We call it "music in context." Thanks 4 listening.]]>
Coma Girl--Do your ears a favor and don't forget about Joe's post-Clash project]]>
Carnival--Not a Natalie fan. But I do like this song better after hearing it on the tails of a Prince cover, somehow. Music in context.]]>
Rough God Goes Riding--A vastly under appreciated Van album from more than a decade ago's perfect w/the Swell Season. It's all about how 2 songs sound together!]]>
See Little Light--Possibly one of my top 100 songs ever. The connection between Tobin & Bob isn't too far-fetched. These 2 sound right together.]]>
It's Too Late--How to break up the painful way. Carole always understood the piano as a percussion instrument. The tour w/JT's a winner.]]>
I Believe--Always good 2 have some Wonder warm & fuzzies in yer day. Ladies & gentlemen, The Daily Dose. Keep the love on fire, follow us on Twitter.]]>
Left of the Dial--What, you thought I was joking about playing the 'Mats until you added all their cds to collection?]]>
Tusk--Fink feeling very Fleetwood Mac to me... Tusk fits perfectly.]]>
Helter Skelter--Something in Joey Sanitago's riffs made me think of this one...by a band that's certainly graced the cover of the Rolling Stone....]]>
Get Down On It--Something funky about that Minus the Bear song got me thinking about Kool & the Gang. Hence. Dig it.]]>
Green Grass and High Tides--The Floridian landlubbers saw the tide from the shore. Did they really need three guitars?]]>
Wembley--Yes, we remember The Candy Skins! And we freakin love them. Like we love u. Let's make it mutual. Won't u share us by clicking SHARE?]]>
Ant Music--The tribal drums of K'naan reminded me of Mr Ant and thus a pair was born]]>
Short People--It's just plain wicked. And also a classic. Doesn't Ben kind of remind you of Randy, at least vocally?]]>
Folsom Prison Blues--Johnny rekindled his career w/this. We're not on Kindle but we are on Amazon & iTunes. Click the icons (to the right) to buy what u hear.]]>
Long Cut--Long-lost Uncle Tupelo track. You know them... founded by Jay Ferrar (Son Volt) & Jeff Tweedy (Wilco).]]>
California All the Way--A lot of California sounds include budget-pain groaning these days but here's Dean Wareham's take on Cali -- all the way.]]>
Revelator--Gillian's an acquired taste for some. But once she gets you, you're sold for life :-).]]>
Waiting To Derail--Ryan Adams and his group carrying the torch of Alt-country.]]>
Lay Your Hands on Me--Something about Jets Overhead makes me think Thompson Twins. Are you with me?]]>
Devil Went Down 2 Georgia--The devil loses this contest but you win when you get us in an RSS feed every day. Click that orange button!]]>
Planned Obsolescence--One of the only 10,000 Maniacs songs I actually like. The strange haunting yet accessible vibe made me want to put it behind Rocky.]]>
Presence of the Lord--Winwood sings, Clapton wails, and you feel bad you missed religious services this weekend. Don't you?]]>
Sailing--Just makes you want to get away, doesn't it. Come on, admit it, you used to like this song.]]>
Barely Breathing--He may be Mr Broadway now but THIS is where he belongs.]]>
Dead Man's Party--I always think of these guys is kind of weird too. Much more mainstream weird. Feels just right coming out of Robyn.]]>
Sowing the Seeds of Love--2 tunes that go 2 gether everyday, that's what we're doing here :-). Tell your friends by clicking SHARE, upper right. ]]>
Nightingale Song--I was so annoyed to discover I couldn't find my copy of this & had to repurchase it on Amazon. Glen & the gang in their heyday...]]>
Julie's House--Didn't realize Leo did reggae 'til I played it post-Fritz. OK, not reggae but loopy beat & loopy lyric. Does Julie take him back? ]]>
Rain in the Summertime--We remember the songs others seem quick to forget. Because we can. And we want to. The Alarm RULES. Spread the word by clicking SHARE.]]>
I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts--The interplay of the male and female voices makes for a very special song.]]>
Billie Jean--Why not stick with an 80s vibe. The Bird And the Bee's Hall and Oates cover somehow put me in the mood for Michael. Go with it.]]>
Wake Me, Shake Me--Solid, joyful, 1966-style New York City rock and blues. Like it? Click on the share button, upper right, to share it!]]>
Big Log--This is off Viktor's solo record, instrumental for the most part. Smart of him to cover Plant & ask sister Allison to lend her vox.]]>
Modern World--This Jam single was Harper's first exposure to punk. He rattles the windows on this anti-school (school's out!) screed.]]>
Change the World--My stepmom sent me off to school way back when w/this cassette. Feels good next to The Dimes. Dig it? Follow us on Twitter.]]>
People Who Died--Hey the TRUTH hurts but at least with this rocker, it's fun too.]]>
Does Your Mother Know--I know, they're generally hard to stomach. Not sure how The New Pornographers would take being likened to ABBA!]]>
World Turning--Last gasp of blues from the gang that started as a blues act goin out w/a bang! Don't own it? Tsk tsk! Click the Amazon/iTunes icons 2 buy]]>
Ghost in You--Furs front man Richard Butler had a solo record out a few years ago, it's amazing... in fact I prefer it to the full band.]]>
So Much to Say--Aren't Mumford and Matthews' voices weirdly similar? And both have so much to say.]]>
Regret--Do the new wave 80s dance. Feet tight together, jump around in circles. You know you want to. Then tell folks about us by clicking SHARE.]]>
Grinnin' in Your Face--The original handclap song bitches.]]>
Cherry Bomb--The movie? Eh. But Joanie... always five-star. Tell your friends about us, would you? Click SHARE, in the upper right-hand corner.]]>
Come a Little Bit Closer--Christine McVie's great tune just before Buckingham & Nicks teamed up & joined the Fleetwood Mac Attack.]]>