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Jun 27, 2024 · Artist: Dean Wareham. Title: I Have Nothing to Say to The Mayor of LA. Packaging: Jewel case. Format: CD. I ordered a LP bundle of this and Quarantine Tapes - I don’t think I bought the CD but got Dean to pop one in for me?? Buy ‘I Have Nothing to Say to The Mayor of LA’ on Bandcamp.
- #150: Mutton Gun - III (with Wood)
Categories: my record collection dean wareham. My record...
- #150: Mutton Gun - III (with Wood)
2 days ago · Following their breakup, after which lead singer and guitarist Dean Wareham went on to Luna and the rhythm section of Damon Krukowski and Naomi Yang formed Magic Hour and Damon and Naomi, Galaxie ...
Jun 11, 2024 · Dean Wareham shares the key track “As Much As It Was Worth” from his upcoming album, album, I Have Nothing to Say to the Mayor of L.A which is out next Friday. Sharing is caring, folks. The video for the song was directed by German artist Judith Berndsen and edited by Britta Phillips. Dean shares...Continue reading
2 days ago · Categories: my record collection dean wareham. My record collection #150: Mutton Gun - III (with Wood) Mutton Gun (or MuttonGun or Muttongun) are another of Justin Harwood’s other projects who made three albums in the early 1990s and I’m making a few assumptions about Dean’s involvement in this, their third, released in 1994. Hopefully ...
Jun 25, 2024 · The creation of “23 Minutes in Brussels” was inspired by a real-life experience that Dean Wareham, the lead vocalist, had while on tour in Belgium. The song recounts a personal encounter Wareham had with a close friend or lover who, due to miscommunication or other circumstances, missed their meeting in a train station in the Belgian capital.
Jun 11, 2024 · Dean Wareham - Newsletter (4th June 2024) Live Bewitched and Live Rendezvous. In his latest newsletter Dean has posted an update on the current state of play with regards to the Bandbox live Luna releases:
Jun 24, 2024 · Cloudier, more tuned-in and hypnotic than even the Velvet Underground records that inspired them (the older band was too restless to sustain a mood like this), Galaxie 500 grab wisps of songs here, wisps like "Spook," and render electric serenades. Dean Wareham never sounded lovelier, or more resigned and haunted.
