Does Billboard have this kind of a thing on their web site? Is it free? It'd be cool to have a way to look into the future of what's gonna be waiting for me at the wrecka stow, so that way I'll know which months I'll be paying my bills.

Looks free to me...

http://www.billboard.com/.../index.jsp


Not sure of validity...

http://www.tophitsonline....leases.htm


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

www.pauseandplay.com

Very good site, it's updated daily.

theAudience said:

hey, thanks!

according to billboard, the only new releases between now and july 5 that i'm anywhere near excited about are sinead o'connor's "collaborations" and stephin merritt's "two chinese operas".

of course, the can reissues might be nice, too...

Nick715 said:

wow! i'll have to dig into that. thanks!

HOLY CRAP: NEW SAINT ETIENNE ALBUM TOMORROW!!!

i would used hitsdialy double
it even has projections of how much would sell in first week
and also info on sales of previous release

http://www.hitsdailydoubl...les_ur.cgi

Anxiety said:

i'll check that out too, thanks.

Anxiety said:

I'm there.

damosuzuki said:

and it's two discs!

Anxiety said:

Have you heard anything from it, advance singles or some such? I can only vaguely recall having read some press release a few months back that said that David Essex (of all people) was making a guest appearance.

Anxiety said:

NP.

These might deserve deeper inspection...

June 14 - ROCK/POP/R&B:
Janis Joplin - Pearl (2 Disc Special Edition)
Montrose - Montrose (Audio Fidelity)

June 25 - JAZZ:
Sun Ra - Nothing Is (1966 live shows)

June 28 - ROCK/POP/R&B:
EW&F - Illumination

July 5 - JAZZ:
Bill Frisell - East/West


:*:And this gem (would only require deeper burial)...

July 5 - ROCK/POP/R&B:
William Hung - Miracles: Hung in the Sun

This will be his 3rd release

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm
[Edited 6/13/05 18:37pm]

http://www.icemagazine.com/

There's another one with longer lists but it's on my work P.C. so I'll post it tommorow..

damosuzuki said:

i heard the first single, which you can preview on their official web site. i don't know who david essex is (though i'm sure i probably should), but i do know he's a contributor to the new st.et. album.

Anxiety said:

David Essex was a massively succesful British pop star - he had a smattering of hits in the US too - Rock On was the big one....but I'm really only aware of him because of this album:



Jeff Wayne's disco-fied version of War of the Worlds. Shameful to admit, but this record used to give me nightmares.

i keep hearing about that war of the worlds album...it looks like it'd either be a real hoot or really lame. or maybe a bit of both.

Anxiety said:

Oh, it's hopelessly silly but I still find it endlessly entertaining - but a lot of that is because it has sentimental value for me. I'm not sure anyone coming to it with fresh ears would like it much.

theAudience said:

I really hope that he isn't going to cover the little heard PSB classic "Miracles". It's one of those songs that dserves to be covered but not like this. Not like this!

I always go here...


www.Icemagazine.com



and click on "new releases".

damosuzuki said:

it used to scare the shit out of me.

theAudience said:

Thanx for the headsup on that one...I wasn't even aware that it was coming out.

Anxiety said:

seriously




I see that there is a string quartet tribute to the foo fighters, which kinda disgusts and intrigues me all at the same time

the devo rereleases are here


where the hell have I been


thanks for the sites btw

damosuzuki said:

Well there be an official U.S. release? I'm not into paying import prices. Plus import CDs clash with the American flag that covers my wall.

sextonseven said:

well, soldier, the domestic version was supposed to be out today but i can't find it anywhere so far.

Anxiety said:

Does anyone know which label the domestic CD is supposed to be on?

Our forefathers fought for independence so we wouldn't have to pay a big tariff on records pressed by King George.

sextonseven said:

hmmm, well, it won't be on SubPop, which i found to be kinda weird in the first place.

Anxiety said:

I checked at HMV today, and they said this album didn't have a set domestic release date as of yet. This is in Canada, mind you - it's possible (but pretty unlikely - most albums get a wide North American release) that it is out in the US this week.

They didn't have the new Brian Eno album either. Bastards.

damosuzuki said:

well, i'm broke till friday, so i'm not going near the wrecka stows till then. i'll letcha know when i do...