Jim Neill

Jim Neill’s Jukebox 9.18.13

Posted on September 19, 2013 by

7PM

Tears For Fears – Change

Joe Pernice- Tell me When It’s Over-Scuds Sunday 9/22 Parlour

Neko Case – Madonna of the Wasps
alt-J – Taro
Pascal Pinon – Ekki Vanmeta

Elbow- Lippy Kids

Daisy House- Ready To Go
Volcano Choir – Byegone

Liars – No.1 Against the Rush

Agony Aunts- Waterloo Sunset

Trashcan Sinatras- Easy Read
Jagwar Ma – Uncertainty
Grizfolk – The Struggle

8PM

Royal Canoe- We All Wear Cloaks – Horse this Fri 10

Richard Buckner- Traitor

Califone- The Orchids
Celestial Shore – Valerie
Laura Veirs – Sun Song
Lady Lamb the Beekeeper – Little Brother

Coralie Clement- Bye Bye Beautie
Erik Blood – She’s Your Everything
Yuck – Rebirth

Kissing The Pink- Watching Their Eyes

Hawaiian Pups- Baby Judy

MInistry- Cold Life

Spandau Ballet- Chant # 1

9PM

Altered Images- See Those Eyes

The Pulsars- Submission Song

Broken Social Scene- Anthems for a 17 Year Old Girl
Eels – Your Lucky Day In Hell

Split Enz – Giant Heartbeat
Phantom Buffalo – Stark Glass Man
High Highs – Bridge

Richard Walters – Brittle bones

Brian Wilson- Surf’s Up

Bonnie Prince Billy- Troublesome Houses

Spiritulaized- Why Don’t You Smile Now

Pink Floyd- Fearless

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