Stuck In Thee Garage #335: August 21, 2020

The way the months have been flying by of late, it kind of feels like we're in a state of perpetual Smarch these days. Not so much the weather, but the confusion over what month and day it is. Calendars don't have much meaning anymore. Despite that, I played songs about months in hour 2 of Stuck In Thee Garage today. 

The playlist, if you will:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Teenage Wrist - Silverspoon/Single

IDLES - Model Village/Ultra Mono

Guided By Voices - Lip Curlers/Mirrored Aztec

Illuminati Hotties - freequent letdown/FREE I.H.: This Is Not the One You've Been Waiting For

Chicano Batman - Manuel's Story/Invisible People

Postcards - Fossilized/The Good Soldier

JARV IS... - Save the Whale/Beyond the Pale

The Psychedelic Furs - Wrong Train/Made of Rain

Protomartyr - Tranquilizer/Ultimate Success Today

Fontaines D.C. - A Lucid Dream/A Hero's Death

Jason Molina - Shadow Answers the Wall/Eight Gates

The Neverly Boys - Never Come Down/Dark Side of Everything

Coriky - Say Yes/Coriky

Used Cassettes - Sour Puss/Used Cassettes

No Age - War Dance/Goons Be Gone

Gateway Drugs - Bored/PSA

Jeff Rosenstock - Honeymoon Ashtray/NO DREAM

Hour 2: Monthly

Rubinoos - January/From Home

Foo Fighters - February Stars/The Colour and the Shape

Dead Stars - February Ghost/Never Not Here

Frightened Rabbit - Late March, Death March/Pedestrian Verse

Max Webster - April in Toledo/Universal Juveniles

Robert Plant - The May Queen/Carry Fire

Minutemen - June 16th/Double Nickels on the Dime

Jeff Rosenstock - June 21st/WORRY.

Soundgarden - 4th of July/Superunknown

Horse Jumper of Love - July 5th/Horse Jumper of Love

Kristin Hersh - August/Wyatt at the Coyote Palace

Big Star - September Gurls/Radio City

Beaches - September/Second of Spring

Spoon - Do You/They Want My Soul

The National - Mr. November/Alligator

The Lemonheads - December/The Lemonheads

Teenage Fanclub - December/Bandwagonesque

Long Slow Goodbye

It's been quite the week. I mean, it's been quite the year, but you knew that already. On Monday, I drove Hannah up to Montreal to begin her first year at McGill University. Actually, she has to first quarantine for two weeks in a hotel before she can move into her dorm. Canada has been pretty strict about limiting visitors, especially those from our COVID-ridden country. Because H and I are both Canadian citizens, we were able to get in, although I had to promise the border agent I would drop Hannah off and leave the country immediately, not getting out of my car at any point before I left the confines of the Great White North. 

Here we are in 2003 and 17 years later, just before we left for Montreal:

 

It's a big life moment, sending your kid off to college. It didn't happen the way we would have liked. Ideally, we would have gone up earlier in the summer (Lily was supposed to take a summer course at McGill) to set Hannah up with a bank account and stuff like that, and then we would have taken her to school in late August and helped her move everything into her dorm. But thanks to COVID-19 and the supremely shitty way the U.S. has handled (or not handled) it, Canada has closed its border to non-essential travel from the U.S. Classes are being done remotely and many international students are being denied entry. The dorms are still open (mostly for first-year students) and we wanted Hannah to have some semblance of a freshman year, so we decided to send her up there anyway. 

We were a little concerned about how the border crossing would go, because we had read that some parents weren't allowed to cross the border with their kids and had to call a car service to take them the rest of the way. I felt like being a Canadian citizen and having no plans to stay up there, I'd be allowed to drop her off, but you never know. I had the number of a car service in my phone just in case. We got to the border around 2:45 on Monday and there were no other cars there. It took only seven minutes to get through. H had filled out a travel plan using a Canadian government app, so the agent had that and looked at our citizenship documents and U.S. passports, but he spent most of the time going over the quarantine requirements and the penalties for violating them. 

From the border, it was another hour to downtown Montreal and Hannah's hotel. I had to circle a few times before I could get a parking spot out front. I got all of her bags loaded onto a luggage cart and then it was time to say goodbye. It was still tough to drive away from the hotel, but I was quickly distracted by having to figure out how to get back to the highway out of the city. Eventually I did, and then I had five hours of solo driving to think about how much I'd miss the kid. 

It's not like we were attached at the hip anymore like in that first photo. She's 18 and very independent, and she very much enjoys spending time alone reading/watching TV/online/listening to music. Reminds me of someone else I know. Although she still would go through phases where she'd just come out and hang out with us to watch a show or just be goofy. If there's one good thing about the last five months, it's that I got to spend a lot more time with her than I probably would have normally.

This is Day 6 of her quarantine. I'm sure she's bored out of her mind, but she's been reading, watching TV and FaceTiming with us and her friends. It's very strange to get up in the morning and not see her snoozing in her room across the hall. Lily took very little time to clear out their shared bedroom of everything Hannah-related (we're turning our guest room into her room for when she's home), but she definitely misses her big sister. We're adjusting to life without Hannah. We probably won't see her again until sometime around Christmas, but at least we're connected via technology. When I went to college, I would call home once a week just to check in, but I would only go home once a month (I was only half an hour away from home, so it was easy) to work and make some money. I was happy to be out of the house, especially considering things were not so great there at the time. Hannah's happy to be out of the country, but at the same time, she misses us and her friends and also is sort of in this weird stasis period where she is literally stuck in a room for 14 days. Normally, she would have made a bunch of new friends and gone to see the city, but that will have to wait until the 24th. 

And so our partially empty nest situation has begun. We've got Lily for two more years and then she's off (and she can't wait). That will be REALLY weird. But this is weird enough for now.

Stuck In Thee Garage #334: August 14, 2020

 First impressions are important. So it makes sense that the first song on an album should be a grabber. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played great album openers in hour 2. They'll get you pumped up. And remember, there's always money in the banana stand. Not really relevant to the point at hand, but important to note regardless.

This playlist is like cash money:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

The Psychedelic Furs - The Boy Who Invented Rock & Roll/Made of Rain

Wye Oak - AEIOU/No Horizon EP

Emerald Comets - Swoon/Strangelands

Pillow Queens - Handsome Wife/In Waiting

Crack Cloud - Tunnel Vision/Pain Olympics

The Beths - Acrid/Jump Rope Gazers

Illuminati Hotties - free ppls/FREE I.H.: This Is Not the One You've Been Waiting For

Alice Bag - Breadcrumbs/Sister Dynamite

Cloud Nothings - The Mess Is Permanent/The Black Hole Understands

Blitzen Trapper - Masonic Temple Microdose #1/Holy Smokes Future Jokes

My Morning Jacket - Wasted/The Waterfall II

Fontaines D.C. - I Was Not Born/A Hero's Death

The Budos Band - Long In the Tooth/Long In the Tooth

Richard Dawson - Two Halves/2020

Hour 2: Album openers

Living Colour - Time's Up/Time's Up

Drive Like Jehu - Here Come the Rome Plows/Yank Crime

Helmet - Wilma's Rainbow/Betty

The Stooges - Down On the Street/Fun House

Pavement - Stereo/Brighten the Corners

Ben Folds Five - One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces/Whatever and Ever Amen

The Cure - In Between Days/The Head on the Door

Metric - Help I'm Alive/Fantasies

The Pretenders - Precious/Pretenders

Dinosaur Jr. - The Wagon/Green Mind

The Posies - Dream All Day/Frosting On the Beater

Girls Against Boys - Park Avenue/Freak*On*Ica

Rocket From the Crypt - Middle/Scream, Dracula, Scream!

New Bomb Turks - Id Slips In/Information Highway Revisited

Queens of the Stone Age - You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar But I Feel Like a Millionaire/Songs For the Deaf

Rancid - Maxwell Murder/...And Out Come the Wolves

Masters of Reality - The Candy Song/Masters of Reality

Stuck In Thee Garage #333: August 7, 2020

Let's face it, in these insane times, even 2005 looks kinda good in comparison. At the time, it was kind of a shitshow, what with the Gulf War, Hurricane Katrina and the incompetent bumbling of a president who now looks like a genius compared to the current occupant of the position. Today on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played songs from 2005 in hour 2 and it's a pretty strong collection of indie rock goodness. Well, you could still go on dates back then, so that's a plus.

This playlist is single and loving it:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Fontaines D.C. - Televised Mind/A Hero's Death

Plague Vendor - SPF/Night Sweats

Dehd - Haha/Flower of Devotion

Illuminati Hotties - b yr own b/FREE I.H.: This Is Not the One You've Been Waiting For

The Beths - Don't Go Away/Jump Rope Gazers

Fake Names - This Is Nothing/Fake Names

Protomartyr - Michigan Hammers/Ultimate Success Today

Wolfhounds - Pointless Killing/Electric Music

The Asteroid No. 4 - The After Glow/Single

 Swervedriver - Juggernaut Rides/Petroleum Spirit Daze

JARV IS... - Sometimes I Am Pharoah/Beyond the Pale

The Dears - I Know What You're Thinking and It's Awful/Lovers Rock

John K. Samson - Fantasy Baseball and the End of the World/Single

Run the Jewels - Pulling the Pin (feat. Mavis Staples and Josh Homme)/RTJ4

Emerald Comets - Knock the Thoughts/Strangelands

Pottery - Down in the Dumps/Welcome to Bobby's Motel

 

Hour 2: 2005

LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk is Playing at My House/LCD Soundsystem

Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc./Demon Days

The White Stripes - My Doorbell/Get Behind Me Satan

Art Brut - Formed a Band/Bang Bang Rock & Roll

Kaiser Chiefs - I Predict a Riot/Employment

Bloc Party - Helicopter/Silent Alarm

Greg Dulli - So Tight/Amber Headlights

Queens of the Stone Age - In My Head/Lullabies to Paralyze

Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds/With Teeth

Black Mountain - No Satisfaction/Black Mountain

Sleater-Kinney - Jumpers/The Woods

Broken Social Scene - 7/4 (Shoreline)/Broken Social Scene

Wolf Parade - You Are a Runner and I Am My Father's Son/Apologies to the Queen Mary

Spoon - I Put My Camera On/Gimme Fiction

The Hold Steady - Cattle and the Creeping Things/Separation Sunday

 

Stuck In Thee Garage #332: July 31, 2020

It's been a long, hot summer and we're not even in August yet. I brought the heat on today's episode of Stuck In Thee Garage by playing songs about heat in hour 2. Warning: There's a jheri curl alert!

This playlist is HOT:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

METZ - A Boat to Drown In/Atlas Vending

Protomartyr - The Aphorist/Ultimate Success Today

Hum - Cloud City/Inlet

JARV IS... - House Music All Night Long/Beyond the Pale

Psychedelic Furs - Come All Ye Faithful/Made of Rain

Emerald Comets - Twilight Houses/Strangelands

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Honey/Single

The Beths - Dying to Believe/Jump Rope Gazers

Used Cassettes - Dirty Beaches/Used Cassettes

Fake Names - First Everlasting/Fake Names

The Jayhawks - This Forgotten Town/XOXO

My Morning Jacket - Climbing the Ladder/The Waterfall II

Japandroids - Sovereignty/Massey Fucking Hall

Hour 2: HAWT

Husker Du - Celebrated Summer/New Day Rising

PUP - Sleep in the Heat/The Dream is Over

Los Campesinos! - A Heat Rash in the Shape of the Show Me State; Or, Letters From Me to Charlotte/Romance is Boring

The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Sweat/Orange

Buck 65 - Heatwave/Situation

The Roots - Rolling With Heat/Phrenology

Run DMC - Raising Hell/Raising Hell

Blue Oyster Cult - Hot Rails to Hell/Tyranny & Mutation

Rollins Band - Hotter and Hotter/Get Some Go Again

Van Halen - On Fire/Van Halen

Kool and the Gang - Jungle Boogie/Wild and Peaceful

Ohio Players - Fire/Fire

Donna Summer - Hot Stuff/Bad Girls

James Brown - Hot Pants, Pts. 1 and 2/Make It Funky: The Big Payback 1971-1975

Stuck In Thee Garage #331: July 24, 2020

Thanks to the pandemic, time has gotten a little weird lately. Things that happened a few months ago feel like they happened a lifetime ago. It wasn't always like this. Hopefully we'll be back to something resembling normalcy one of these days. But until then, we can remember what time was by listening to songs about time, which we did today on Stuck In Thee Garage. Isn't that right, brother?

This playlist is approved by Penny:

Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
Protomartyr - Processed by the Boys/Ultimate Success Today
Emerald Comets - Insects/Strangelands
Wolfhounds - Can't See the Light/Electric Music
The Fiery Furnaces - Down at the So and So on Somewhere/Single
Mourn - Call You Back/Single
SAULT - Wildfires/Untitled (Black Is)
Swervedriver - Son of Mustang Ford/Petroleum Spirit Daze
Used Cassettes - Eagles Nest/Used Cassettes
Fake Names - Heavy Feather/Fake Names
The Asteroid No. 4 - Swiss Mountain Myth/Northern Songs
Sports Team - Kutcher/Deep Down Happy
NNAMDi - Perfect in My Mind/Brat
Eyelids - The Minutes/The Accidental Falls
Alice Bag - Switch Hitter/Sister Dynamite
Jehnny Beth - How Could You/To Love is to Live
Dig Nitty - Screen/Reverse of Mastery

Hour 2: Time
Chisel - 8 A.M. All Day/8 A.M. All Day
Wire - Two Minutes/Red Barked Tree
Ride - Fifteen Minutes/This is Not a Safe Place
The Who - 5:15/Quadrophenia
The Quireboys - 7 O'Clock/A Bit of What You Fancy
Iron Maiden - 2 Minutes to Midnight/Powerslave
David Bowie - 5:15 The Angels Have Gone/Heathen
Chastity Belt - 5am/I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone
Craig Wedren - Fifteen Minutes Late/Lapland
Elliott Smith - 2:45 AM./Either/Or
U2 - 11 O'Clock Tick Tock/Under a Blood Red Sky
Beastie Boys - 3-Minute Rule/Paul's Boutique
The Twilight Singers - My Time (Has Come)/Powder Burns
The Gentlemen  - Three-Minute Marriage Proposal/Brass City Band
Jeff Rosenstock - No Time/NO DREAM

Stuck In Thee Garage #330: July 17, 2020

The last four months have had a severe impact on how (and possibly if) Americans work, but we're doing the best we can. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played songs about working in hour 2.

This playlist really doesn't want to deal with customer complaints:

Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
Bob Mould - Forecast of Rain/Blue Hearts
Archers of Loaf - Cruel Reminder/Single
The Beths - I'm Not Getting Excited/Jump Rope Gazers
Fake Names - Driver/Fake Names
Cloud Nothings - The Sound of Everyone/The Black Hole Understands
Pottery - Take Your Time/Welcome to Bobby's Motel
Houses of Heaven - Sleep/Silent Places
Flock of Dimes - Like So Much Desire/Like So Much Desire EP
Twin Peaks - Any More Than You Want/Side A
Ty Segall & Cory Hanson - Milk Bird Flyer/She's a Beam
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - Be Afraid/Reunions
Savak - Checked Out/The Point of the Point
Wylde Ratttz - Hollow/Wylde Ratttz
The Stairs - I Wanna Be Your Man/Titles Are Important
Peel Dream Magazine - Dialectrics/Moral Panics EP
No Age - Turned to String/Goons Be Gone
Jeff Rosenstock - Leave It In the Sun/NO DREAM

Hour 2: Working
R.E.M. - Finest Worksong/Document
The Tragically Hip - My Music At Work/Music@Work
The Ocean Blue - The Office of a Working Man/The Ocean Blue
Songs: Ohia - Love and Work/Axxess & Ace
Elvis Costello - Welcome to the Working Week/My Aim Is True
The Who - Bell Boy/Quadrophenia
John Lennon - Working Class Hero/Plastic Ono Band
Piebald - Our Very Own Employment Office/When Life Hands You Lemons
Hard Left - Strike For America/Single
Halfsour - Employees Must Wash Hands/Tuesday Night Live
Big Heet - Failure at Work/On a Wire
Prince - Let's Work/Controversy
Beastie Boys - Funky Boss/Check Your Head
Joe Jackson - Friday/I'm the Man
The Replacements - God Damn Job/For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986
Drive-By Truckers - This Fucking Job/The Big To-Do
Superchunk - Slack Motherfucker/Superchunk

Completely Conspicuous 539: Half and Half

It's part 2 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss our favorite music of the year so far. Listen to the episode below or download directly.


Show notes:
- Recorded via Zoom
- Breitling's #10 and Kumar's #8
- Jangly indie pop sounds from Australia
- The lack of touring is really hurting bands and fans
- Breitling's #9
- A Matmos side project, "a niche of a niche"
- Kumar's #10
- All-star post-punk act out of LA
- Kumar's #9
- The loud/loud dynamic
- Breitling's #8
- Solo album from singer of Hop Along
- Breitling's #7
- Ambient electronic from an Italian musician in his 60s
- Bandcamp Friday has been a big hit this year
- Kumar's #7
- New band from Ian MacKaye, Amy Farina and Joe Lally
- Harking back to Fugazi's sound
- Kumar's #6
- Texas-based act with members from the Riverboat Gamblers and Rise Against
- Breitling's #6
- Another great Slumberland release
- Breitling's #5
- Dream pop from the Ukraine
- Kumar's #5
- Indie rock stalwart continues evolving his sound
- Kumar's and Breitling's #4
- Another cinematic effort from Canuck genius
- Breitling's #3
- Powerful release overshadowed by the pandemic
- Breitling's #2 and Kumar's #1
- Political hip hop as an art form
- Never more timely
- Kumar's #3
- Atmospheric new release from an alt-rock OG
- Kumar's #2
- Striking record from Boston-based indie rock act
- Breitling's #1
- UK indie act "like Elliot Smith making a Teenage Fanclub record"
- Looking forward to new releases from Sam Prekop, Katie Day, Bob Mould, IDLES, Fontaines DC, Psychedelic Furs
- When will concerts happen again?
- Probably dependent on a vaccine
- Liability is a big factor in whether shows come back

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The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Stuck In Thee Garage #329: July 10, 2020

Given the current dystopian hellscape we're living in, it's easy to fall back on '90s nostalgia. Things weren't perfect, but they were a hell of a lot better than they are right now, or so we thought. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I happily partake in such nostalgia with songs from 1995 in hour 2.

Sadly, Chock Full o' Notes was unable to make an appearance.

The playlist, if you will:

Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
Pottery - Under the Wires/Welcome to Bobby's Motel
Sloan - Jenny/Single
Savak - The Point of the Point/Single
Hum - Waves/Inlet
Public Enemy - State of the Union (STFU)/Single
Run the Jewels - Never Look Back/RTJ4
A Tribe Called Quest - Melatonin/We Got It From Here...Thank You 4 Your Service
Public Practice - Compromised/Gentle Grip
Phoebe Bridgers - I See You/Punisher
Cloud Nothings - Story That I Live/The Black Hole Understands
We Were Promised Jetpacks - Miles Away/Out of Interest
Twin Peaks - Whistle in the Wind (End of Everything)/Side A
The Stairs - Feedback Masters of the World/Titles Are Important
Ty Segall & Cory Hanson - She's a Beam/Single
Richard Dawson - The Queen's Head/2020

Hour 2: 1995
Helium - Pat's Trick/The Dirt of Luck
The Amps - Tipp City/Pacer
PJ Harvey - Meet Ze Monsta/To Bring You My Love
The Folk Implosion - Natural One/Kids soundtrack
The Pursuit of Happiness - Save the Whales/Where's the Bone
Jawbreaker - Sluttering (May 4th)/Dear You
Red Red Meat - Rosewood, Wax, Voltz + Glitter/Bunny Got Paid
Radiohead - The Bends/The Bends
Smashing Pumpkins - Muzzle/Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Rocket From the Crypt - Ball Lightning/Scream, Dracula, Scream!
Matthew Sweet - We're the Same/100% Fun
Rancid - Ruby Soho/...And Out Come the Wolves
Pavement - Grave Architecture/Wowee Zowee
Reeves Gabrels - 119 Years Ago/The Sacred Squall of Now
Mike Watt - Max and Wells/Ball-Hog or Tugboat?

Completely Conspicuous 538: The Middle of Nowhere

It's part 1 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss our favorite music of the year so far. Listen to the episode below or download directly.


Show notes:
- Recorded via Zoom
- R.I.P., Great Scott
- Big blow to Boston rock scene
- Venues, bars, restaurants are going out of business all over the country
- Breitling and college friends have resurrected their old radio shows on Mixcloud
- Parcheesi Redux is on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
- Now 17 weeks in
- Music industry is at a standstill
- Touring has ceased altogether
- RATT's back, baby (thanks to Geico)
- Livestreams have become a thing
- There's no money in album sales anymore
- Breitling: Have been listening to more music this year
- Breitling's faves outside the top 10: Jesse Gallagher, Hum, Phoebe Bridgers, Katie Day
- Kumar's on the bubble picks: EOB, Jeff Rosenstock, Peel Dream Magazine, Porridge Radio, Savak
- Next time: On to our top 10

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The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Stuck In Thee Garage #328: July 3, 2020

Just because the name of the show is Stuck In Thee Garage doesn't mean it's a show that only plays garage rock. I like all kinds of music and play a combination of things every week. But this week, I'm actually playing just garage rock in all its myriad forms in hour 2. So I've got that going for me, which is nice. It's like that time Opie started a band:

The gritty, gutty playlist:

Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
Hum - Step Into You/Inlet
Peel Dream Magazine - New Culture/Moral Panics EP
Sports Team - Born Sugar/Deep Down Happy
Public Enemy - Fight the Power 2020 (feat. Nas, Black Thought, Rapsody)/BET Awards 2020
Run the Jewels - Ju$t (feat. Pharrell Williams and Zach de la Rocha)/RTJ4
Elvis Costello - No Flag/Single
Jeff Rosenstock - Please Don't Rock Me Tonight/Saving for a Custom Van
Wylde Ratttz - World of Hurt/Wylde Ratttz
Joyce Manor - Leather Jacket/Songs From Northern Torrance
Sloan - It's In You, It's In Me/Jenny
We Were Promised Jetpacks - Same Mistakes/Out of Interest EP
Tanya Donelly - Big Love Bends Time/Big Love Bends Time EP
Sweet Spirit - No Dancing/Trinidad
Coriky - Hard to Explain/Coriky
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Falling Thunder/Sideways to New Italy
Japandroids - Younger Us/Massey Fucking Hall

Hour 2: Garage
The Sonics - The Witch/Here Are the Sonics
The Creation - Making Time/We Are Paintermen
The Stooges - Down On the Street/Fun House
Chain & the Gang - Devitalize/Best of Crime Rock
Mind Spiders - World's Destroyed/Mind Spiders
Jay Reatard - It Ain't Gonna Save Me/Watch Me Fall
The Hives - Supply and Demand/Veni Vidi Vicious
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Dang/Orange
The Black Lips - Take My Heart/200 Million Thousand
The King Khan & BBQ Show - Hold Me Tight/The King Khan & BBQ Show
Teenage Head - Somethin' Else/Frantic City
The Monkeywrench - Great Down Here/Clean as a Broke-Dick Dog
New Bomb Turks - Bullish on Bullshit/Information Highway Revisited
The Dirtbombs - Motor City Baby/Dangerous Magical Noise
Mr. Airplane Man - Make You Mine/C'mon DJ
The White Stripes - Jumble, Jumble/De Stijl
The Black Keys - Have Love, Will Travel/Thickfreakness
The Sons of Hercules - Piece of Mine/The Sons of Hercules
Barrence Whitfield and the Savages - Incarceration Casserole/Under the Savage Sky
Royal Trux - Every Day Swan/White Stuff
Ty Segall - Taste/First Taste