Jukebox the Ghost Release Music Video!

WTMD 1st Thursday Main Stagers - Jukebox the Ghost have released their first official music video. One of our favorites "Hold it In"

The National, Modest Mouse and R.E.M. Rock Merriweather

The National

The National kicked things off last night at 630 and what a performance they had. My favorites were "Apartment Story," "Mistaken for Strangers," and "Squalor Victoria". Singer Matt Berninger is phenomenol, lifting my spirits at times in a screaming, vulgar rant and then immediately going to his soft but deep voice. Great way to kick off the night.

Modest Mouse played a better set than last years Virgin Mobile Festival in my opinion. Issac Brock, lead singer of the band, seemed almost possessed as his wet vocals left those in the front row wishing they had ponchos. The guys rocked the house with a set mainly of older tunes with only 3 songs from We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank.

R.E.M. took the stage with a roaring welcome, playing several songs off Accelerate, the guys put together a 3 song themed set for DC and Michael said "I wanted to get the patriotic set over early in the show." They rocked out 27 songs in just under two hours. Mike Mills took lead vocals for "(Don't Go Back To) Rockville." Michael only stopped to talk to the audience for a little bit about every five songs. My favorites of the night, "Horse to Water," "The One I Love," "Driver 8," "Supernatural Superserious," "Losing My Religion," and the final song, "Man on the Moon."

Being my first R.E.M. show I have nothing to compare it to, Michael Stipe was full of energy dancing from one end to the stage, doing the robot quite a lot, and breaking out the harmonica from time to time.

The Anti "Great One" Checks In

So, by now, you probably have heard the line, "you're the 'Great One', I'm Marty McSorley" from Kathleen Edward's "I Make the Dough, You Get the Glory." Well, apparently the disgraced hockey player is a good...sport...appearing as himself in the video for the song!

Sunday School For Saints and Sinners Playlist for June

Sinners and Saints--Here's what you woke up to this fine June Morning. Listen, Overindulge, Confess, Repent, Repeat. We took a trip around the Zodiac and hit some 80s heavy handed pop hymnals. See you next month on Sunday School for Saints and Sinners on WTMD.


Ancient Of Days
New Breed
Kingdom: Sound Of The New Breed

It's Time To Testify (Mc5 Mix)
Steinski
What Does It All Mean?: 1983-2006 Retrospective

Hallelujah You're Worthy
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
I'll Say Yes

Promises, Promises
Dr. John
The City That Care Forgot

I've Got A Home
The Blind Boys Of Alabama
Down In New Orleans

Downtown Lights
Annie Lennox
Medusa

It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
Bruce Springsteen
Tracks (Disc 1) [Box Set]

Sing, You Sinners
Tony Bennett & John Legend
Duets: An American Classic

Tears for Fears - Woman in Chains

Litany (Life Goes On)
Guadalcanal Diary
Hang The DJ: Modern Rock 1987

Promised Land [Radio Edit]
Paul Weller & The Style Council
The Hit Parade [Disc 2]

Nun's Song
Alejandro Escovedo
Real Animal

Soul Of A Man
Ollabelle
Ollabelle

Lazarus
Spottiswoode
Building A Road

God Helps Those (Who Help Themselves)
Jasper Street Company
Basement Boys Anthology (Disc 3)

Praisin' His Name (Grant Nelson Edit)
Ann Nesby & Jasper Street Co
Basement Boys Anthology (Disc 1)

Soap Box Preacher
Robbie Robertson
Storyville

Gemini Dream
The Moody Blues
Gold (Remastered)

Crab Town Crawl / Rude Dog
Rude Dog
Baltimore On Tap/Live At the Cat's Eye

Your Love Is Like a Cancer
Son Seals
The Son Seals Blues Band

Feeling Scorpio
Brian Lovely
Superimpose

Scorpio Rising
10,000 Maniacs
The Wishing Chair

Jesus Was a Capricorn
Kris Kristofferson
Jesus Was a Capricorn

Black Capricorn Day
Jamiroquai
Woodstock '99

Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)
The 5th Dimension
The Age of Aquarius

Strong Man
Shirley Caesar
WOW Gospel #1s: 30 Of The Greatest Gospel Hits Ever! [Disc 2]