On Thursdays you have to pick a song carefully.
You want to get amped for the weekend but you don't want to burn your fuse too fast.
So, while I was about to bust some Sebastien Tellier on everyone, upon reflection, I changed my mind and am bringing you: "The Night is the Day Turned Inside Out" by Beulah.
You can find this nugget on their "The coast is never clear" album, which I downloaded after emusic told me (and I listened) that this is one of the best summer albums of all time.
Not really sold on the record as a whole, but this song is perfect.
It may make you hate the fact that you are in the office instead of driving up PCH with your windows down, but aside from that-perfect.
And the trumpets.
The trumpets!!!
More songs should open with trumpets. More!!!
listen here:
download here
The Night is The Day Turned Inside Out" MP3
Previously in Downloads:
- 1/27: Download: Axel F 1 Yeah Anniversary Mix
- 1/20: Download: Fatback Mix XXXIX
- 8/22: Download: Ferris Presents; School's out 4EVER!
- 8/19: Download: FATBACK MIX #33
- 8/17: Download: QUE SERA Slaughterhouse Mix
- 8/4: DOWNLOAD: A Busy Season for DAWES
- 7/25: Download: HELL IS FROM HERE TO ETERNITY, Denman Summer Mix
- 6/17: Download: FATBACK MIX 3.3
- 3/17: Download: Fatback Mix #30
- 2/22: Download! Stereo Faith & Micah Vellian "Fr33k3rs"
God loves a cheerful giver.
not really sold on the album as a whole??? what???
this album is why I went to school in California.
no, really.
Svetlana - pretty much all ska music starts with trumpets. Trumpets!
(This song does nothing for me).
And ska does nothing for me. Aside from the trumpets.
Becca I promise to listen to the album once more.
But just once.
my mind is so blown that you don't absolutely love Beulah.
It's almost like we're still live-typing.
I decided I don't like the word blog or any of its variants.
NOBODY likes the word "blog". I don't understand how it caught on.
Svet - I'm not a big ska fan either. You would have enjoyed the fuck out of that Ex show.
Becca - I know. It grates me.
You guys aren't fans of Jamaican ska (Skatalites, Heptones) or you aren't fans of UK/US ska (Specials, Mighty Bosstones, Pietasters)?