Loud @ Letterman: Weekend Doubles

Loud @ Letterman: Weekend Doubles

Loud @ Letterman: British Invasion

Loud @ Letterman: British Invasion

“Better than The Beatles” claimed the NME and probably a bunch of floppy haired hipsters. Might help if they played in tune.

Loud @ Letterman: British Invasion

Taking a break out from Wednesday With Weezer this week to remember a simpler time when Radiohead used to be good. Remember that? It was around this sort of time:

Loud @ Letterman: British Invasion

Happy Pancakes Day!

Loud @ Letterman: British Invasion

The brothers from WAKEFIELD + Johnny Marr (ex Modest Mouse and of course ex The Smiths, which should go without saying), playing the theme from Match Of The Day 2 (you know, the bit where Adrian Chiles barbastically runs down Saturday’s goals).

P.S. – I made the word “barbastically” up.

Loud @ Letterman: Weekend Doubles

The Ramones were such an influential group, incredibly important to the New York music scene and just a great from the very beginning until the very end. From their final album, 1996′s Adios Amigos, it’s I Don’t Wanna Grow Up.

Loud @ Letterman: Weekend Doubles

The Godfathers of punk rock and New York’s finest playing probably my favourite song of theirs:

Loud @ Letterman: New York

Here’s We Are Scientists, a band based in New York but formed in Berkeley, California performing Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt, a song not quite as good as This Scene Is Dead, both from the album With Love And Squalor.