#Zoe Muth

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Good News: A new edition of the Bopst Show, the only variety music podcast/radio show that has implored motherfuckers to kick out the jams for over 2 decades, is now available for free public consumption on Podomatic or wherever you get your podcasts.

Music variety show hosted, mixed and recorded by Chris Bopst featuring words and music by Public Enemy, Sunburst, Abbe Lane, NOMEANSNO, Walter “Wolfman” Washington, Noori & His Dorpa Band, Eddie Kay Octet, The Fallouts, Ornette Coleman, Zoe Muth, Augustus Pablo, and the Bad Brains. The Bopst Show airs Fridays 4 & 10 PM, Saturdays 4 & 10 AM & PM, and Sundays 4 & 10 AM on WRWK 93.9 The Work FM. The Bopst Show airs Monday-Fridays, 4-5 AM & PM, on Slack Radio. Until; Next Time, Stay Clean

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The Umbrella Academy Season 2 Soundtrack

Episode 1

"Beyond the Sea” - Bobby Darin

“Right Back Where We Started From” - Maxine Nightingale

"My Way" - Frank Sinatra

"You Must Be an Angel" - Richard Myhill

“Trying” - Fran Powers

“I Wonder What The Future Holds For Me” - Glenn Snow

“Rocket Fuel” - DJ Shadow (feat. De La Soul)

“Be Thankful You’re You” - Fern Jones

“Crazy" - Daniela Andrade, cover of Gnarls Barkley

“Comin’ Home Baby” - Mel Tormé

“You Only Want Me When You’re Lonely” - Jim Boyd 

Episode 2

“Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” - Perry Como and the Fontane Sisters

"Who's That Knockin'" - The Genies 

“I’m a Man” - The Spencer Davis Group

Episode 3

“I Gotta Get the World Fff My Back” - Bill Martin and Phil Coulter

“Sunny” -Boney M

"I Don't Care What They Say About You" - Mack & Gwen With The Country Playboys

“I’ll Never Do You Wrong” - Joe Tex

“Golden Brown” The Stranglers

Episode 4

“Love Is Blue” - Marty Robbins 

“Renegade” - Styx

"Have You Ever Been Hurt" - Helen Wilson 

“Unwind Yourself” - Marva Whitney

“I Was Made For Lovin’ You” - KISS

Episode 5

“Major Tom (Coming Home)” - Peter Schilling

"He Can't Love You" - Joe Hunter feat. Four Holidays

"Hey Da Da" - Andrea Litkei & Ervin Litkei

“Twisting the Night Away” - Sam Cooke

“Bad Guy" - The Interrupters, cover of Billie Eilish

“Hello" - My Kullsvik, cover of Adele

Episode 6

“Won’t Be Long” - Aretha Franklin

“An Old-Fashioned Christmas” - Jack Huddle 

“Hold On, I’m Comin’” - Sam and Dave

“I Live Alone” - Bob Cox

“The Order of Death” - Public Image Ltd.

“In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company” - The Dead South

Episode 7

“Polk Salad Annie” - Tony Joe White

"Give Me A Reason To Stay” - Zoe Muth

“Sister of Pearl” - Baio

"Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" - Backstreet Boys

Episode 8

“Pepper” - Butthole Surfers

Episode 9

“Dancing With Myself” - Generation X

“Violin Partita No. 2 in D Minor” - Johann Sebastian Bach

“Here Comes The End” - Gerard Way  (feat. Judith Hill)

Episode 10

"Wicked Game" - Parra for Cuva (feat. Anna Naklab)

[griddys-doughnuts]

☂ Umbrella Academy 2 Soundtrack ☂

Right Back Where We Started Bobby Darin -Beyond the Sea Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From Frank Sinatra - My Way Richard Myhill - You Must Be An Angel Fran Jones - Trying DJ Shadow - Rocket Fuel Fern Jones - Be Thankful You’re You Daniela Andrade - Crazy (Gnarls Barkley Cover) Mel Tormé - Comin’ Home Baby Jim Boyd - You Only Want Me When You’re Lonely

The Frankel Footage Cinderella Soundtrack - Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo The Genies - Who’s That Knocking? Spencer Davis Group - I’m a Man Bill Martin, Phil Coulter - I Gotta Get the World Off My Back

The Swedish Job Boney M. - Sunny Joe Tex - I’ll Never Do You Wrong The Stranglers - Golden Brown

The Majestic 12 Marty Robbins - Love is Blue Styx -Renegade Helen Wilson - Have You Ever Been Hurt Marva Whitney - Unwind Yourself Kiss - I Was Made For Lovin’ You

Valhalla Peter Schilling  - Major Tom  Sam Cooke - Twistin’ the Night Away The Interrupters - Bad Guy (Billie Eilish Cover) My Kullsvik - Hello (Adele Cover)

A Light Supper Aretha Franklin - Won’t Be Long Jack Huddle - An Old-Fashioned Christmas Sam and Dave - Hold on I’m Coming   Bob Cox - I Live Alone Public Image Ltd. - The Order of Death The Dead South - In Hell I’ll Be in Good Company

Öga for Öga Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie Zoe Muth - Give Me a Reason to Stay Baio - Sister of Pearl Backstreet Boys - Everybody

The Seven Stages Butthole Surfers - Pepper

743 Generation X - Dancing With Myself Bach - Partita No. 2 in D Minor   Gerard Way - Here Comes the End

The End of Something Parra for Cuva feat. Anna Naklab - Wicked Games (Chris Iaak Cover)

[nildespirandum]

Tom answered earlier what 3 songs get him in the Loki headspace and what 3 songs he thinks Loki would listen to. What 3 songs do you think Loki would listen to?

(For reference one of Tom’s was Daft Punk’s One More Time and the Loki ones he named are Ode to Joy by Beethoven, Let it Be by the Beatles and Oasis Don’t Look Back in Anger)

Not sure this will help the writing muses any but ✌️

Thank you! (two music questions in one night!)

So I can only speak for my Loki, but these three (+1) say it all for him:

You Only Believe Me When I Lie - Zoe Muth

Personality Crisis - The New York Dolls

Down With the Sickness - Richard Cheese

Keep Yourself Alive - Queen

[gentlelamplight]

Whom else is gay for Zoe Muth on this lovely January night

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The Umbrella Academy Season 2 Soundtrack: Complete Details and Playlist

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Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy can’t be a cheap show to make. This superhero story is based on an ambitious, colorful comic book series by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá and as such it features big action setpieces, depictions of superpowers, and even a talking chimp or two. 

Still it’s hard to imagine any portion of The Umbrella Academy’s budget is larger than the music clearance department. The series features a moody score from Jeff Russo but also a truly stunning amount of pop hits. The Umbrella Academy made its musical intentions clear in its first episode with the now-beloved dance scene set to Tiffany’s “I Think We’re Alone Now.” And the show’s investment in soundtrack and music has only grown from there. 

“Music is such an important thing to me and I really take time to pick the songs,” showrunner Steve Blackman says. 

“We do things differently on the show. Most shows finish the scene, the shooting, and then they add the music afterwards. I pick the songs mostly ahead of time. I put them in the scripts. Sometimes I even hear a song and then I decide what scene I want to write with that song in my mind.”

With The Umbrella Academy season 2 now on Netflix, here is a breakdown of what songs are included in the soundtrack and when you can hear them.

The following contains spoilers for The Umbrella Academy season 2.

“Beyond the Sea” by Bobby Darin – Episode 1

Plays as Klaus and Ben arrive in 1960.

“Right Back Where We Started From” by Maxine Nightingale – Episode 1

This song not only gives episode 1 its name but also plays in the intro as the Hargreeves family arrives in the 1960s.

“My Way” by Frank Sinatra – Episode 1

This classic Ol’ Blue Eyes song scores the apocalypse that Five and the gang find themselves in on November 25, 1963. Blackman highlights this as a personal favorite song choice from season 2.

“You Must Be An Angel” by Richard Myhill – Episode 1

Plays as Diego is introduced in the hospital. 

“Trying” by Fran Jones – Episode 1

Vanya has dinner with Sissy’s family on the farm.

“I Wonder What the Future Holds for Me” by Glenn Snow – Episode 1

This plays as Klaus and Ben enter the bar to cause trouble.

“Rocket Fuel” by DJ Shadow – Episode 1

This song scores Luther’s introduction as a prize fighter.

“Be Thankful You’re You” by Fern Jones – Episode 1

Vanya and Sissy catch feelings in the barn.

“Crazy” by Daniela Andrade (Gnarls Barkley cover) – Episode 1

This quiet, subdued version of Gnarls Barkley’s pop hit plays as Diego is sent to a padded cell. 

“Comin’ Home Baby” by Mel Tormé – Episode 1

This far more ebullient song plays as Diego and Luna escape the mental hospital 

“You Only Want Me When You’re Lonely” by Jim Boyd – Episode 1

Luther meets Five at Jack Ruby’s club.

“Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” by Al Hoffman, Mack David, and Jerry Livingston (Cinderella Soundtrack) – Episode 2

This song plays as The Handler is spared from the incinerator. 

“Who’s That Knocking?” by The Genies – Episode 2

Diego and Lila plot their escape.

“I’m a Man” by Spencer Davis Group – Episode 2

“I’m a Man” scores Diego’s fight with his father Reginald. 

“I Gotta Get the World Off My Back” by Bill Martin and Phil Coulter – Episode 3

Klaus gets kicked out of a diner.

“Sunny” Boney M. – Episode 3

This episode opens with “Sunny” by Boney M. over the opening montage of Klaus’s time as a cult leader.

“I’ll Never Do You Wrong” by Joe Tex – Episode 3

Luther visits Allison’s home.

“Golden Brown” by The Stranglers – Episode 3

The song playing at episode’s end is “Golden Brown” by The Stranglers. 

“Love is Blue” by Marty Robbins – Episode 4

Lila trains to be an assassin.

“Renegade” by Styx – Episode 4

Klaus falls back into alcoholism and addiction as this song blares.

“Have You Ever Been Hurt” by Helen Wilson – Episode 4

Luther enjoys world class Texas barbecue and meets Allison.

“Unwind Yourself” by Marva Whitney – Episode 4

Luther also enjoys drugs.

“I Was Made For Lovin’ You” by Kiss – Episode 4

This song is featured at episode’s end.  

“Major Tom” by Peter Schilling – Episode 5

Of course Pogo’s time is space is scored by “Major Tom.”

“Twistin’ the Night Away” by Sam Cooke – Episode 5

The Umbrella Academy season 1 was infamous for a scene in which the group danced to “I Think We’re Alone Now” by Tiffany. This season’s version only features three of the Hargreeves siblings and they’re accompanied by Sam Cooke’s “Twistin’ the Night Away”.

“Bad Guy” by The Interrupters (Billie Eilish cover) – Episode 5

The song playing as Five and Lila fight is a ska cover of Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” by The Interrupters. 

“Hello” by My Kullsvik (Adele cover) – Episode 5

What better song to hear as The Swedes consign their fallen brother to Valhalla than this Swedish-language cover of a classic Adele hit? Blackman describes this as another favorite. “I really love our Swedish version of ‘Hello.’ It’s from a young woman from a small town in Sweden who I found on YouTube. It’s just so unexpected because you hear that opening riff and you think, ‘Oh, I know this song.’ and then you’re like, ‘Wait a second. There’s something different about this.’

“Won’t Be Long” by Aretha Franklin – Episode 6

Allison begins work at the hair salon…

“An Old-Fashioned Christmas” by Jack Huddle – Episode 6

…and meets Raymond.

“Hold on I’m Coming�� by Sam and Dave – Episode 6

Sam and Dave’s joyful classic scores Allison and Ray’s day out on the town. 

“I Live Alone” by Bob Cox – Episode 6

Lila and The Handler enjoy a Bingo Night.

“The Order of Death” by Public Image Ltd. – Episode 6

This song plays as the Hargreeves approach their Tiki Lounge meeting with their father. 

“In Hell I’ll Be in Good Company” by The Dead South – Episode 6

Luther and Diego find poor Elliot’s body.

“Polk Salad Annie” by Tony Joe White – Episode 7

Five arrives in ’80s Wisconsin.

“Give Me a Reason to Stay” by Zoe Muth – Episode 7

Sissy hears this song on the radio.

“Sister of Pearl” by Baio – Episode 7

“Sister of Pearl” plays as Ben successfully inhabiting Klaus’s body for the first time. 

“Everybody” by Backstreet Boys – Episode 7

This song is an atypical choice for the fight scene between Allison and The Swedes. And Blackman loves it for that exact reason. “The Backstreet Boys has no business going over the fight scene that we did, but yet it just somehow magically works.”

“Pepper” by Butthole Surfers – Episode 8

Not only does “Pepper” sonically work with Vanya’s LSD trip but some of the lyrics are quite apt for the season. “They were all in love with dying, they were doing it in Texas.”

“Dancing With Myself by Generation X – Episode 9

Fittingly, the song that plays as young Five fights the older version of himself. 

“Partita No. 2 in D Minor” by Bach – Episode 9

In addition to “Pepper,” Much of Vanya’s acid trip is set to Bach’s “Partita No. 2 in D Minor” on violin. This is fitting given Vanya’s aptitude for the instrument. 

“Here Comes the End” by Gerard Way – Episode 9

The episode concludes with a new song from Umbrella Academy creator and My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way called “Here Comes the End.”

“Wicked Games” by Parra for Cuva featuring Anna Naklab (Chris Iaak cover) – Episode 10

The song playing during the closing montage is a cover of Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Games” by Parra for Cuva featuring Anna Naklab.

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[ashowsouthofbakersfield]

EPISODE #11: “Cowboyography” PLAYLIST for December 10, 2018 *** stands for new releases, within 3 months

Flatt and Scruggs - Mother Prays So Loud in Her Sleep - Foggy Mountain Gospel

Dave Alvin - King of California - King of California

Beat Farmers - Gun Sale at the Church - Van Go

Ian Tyson - Summer Wages - Cowboyography

Robert Earl Keen - Snowin on  Raton - Gravitational Forces

***The Marcus King Band - Goodbye Carolina - Carolina Confession***

Emmylou Harris - Rose of Cimarron - Cimarron

Benny Martin - Windows of My Mind - Tennessee Jubilee

Magnetic Fields - Papa Was a Rodeo - 69 Love Songs

Tanya Tucker - Jamestown Ferry - Tanya Tucker's Greatest Hits

***Stryker Brothers - Ain’t Gonna Rain - Burn Band***

Prairie Ramblers -  Blue River - Ragged but Right

Steve Earle - Tennessee Blues - Washington Square Serenade

Merle Haggard - Hungry Eyes - The Best of the Best of Merle Haggard

Kristina Murray - Unravelin' - Unravelin'

Dale Watson - No Help Wanted - Whiskey or God

Kate and Anna McGarrigle - Swimming Song - Kate & Anna McGarrigle

Blackie and the Rodeo Kings - Playing By Heart - Kings and Kings

Lydia Loveless - Wine Lips - Somewhere Else

The Seldom Scene - Easy Ride from Good Times to the Blues - The New Seldom Scene Album

Lindi Ortega - The Day You Die - Cigarettes and Truckstops

Odetta - Blowin in the Wind - Odetta Sings Folk

Slaid Cleaves - Broke Down - Live at the Horseshoe Lounge

Jesse Colin Young - Sugar Babe - Song Bird

Zoe Muth - Taken All You Wanted - World of Strangers

Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty - How Far Can We Go -  Lead Me On

Bob Ferguson - Twenty Cent Cotton - Twenty Cent Cotton

Billie Joe Shaver - I Been to Georgia on a Fast Train - Billie Joe Shaver

Lucinda Williams - The Night's Too Long - Lucinda Williams

The Weavers - So Long it's Been Good to Know You - The Weavers Greatest Hits

The Prairie Ramblers - Tex's Dance - Ragged But Right

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clouds (for andrew)

spotify + apple music

jean-philippe collard-neven, “leaving valparaiso”

linda perhacs, “chimacum rain”

ramona lisa, “avenues”

sad souls, “dreamcatcher”

ryuichi sakamoto, “the sheltering sky”

chet baker, “my future just passed”

harry taussig, “electric forest, electric trees”

sir richard bishop, “ka’an azzaman”

sam amidon, “you better mind”

zoe muth, “new mexico”

bridget st. john, “rabbit hills”

nic jones, “farewell to the gold” 

[jonertheman-blog]

#NowPlaying The Last Bus by Zoe Muth

[tractortavern]

THIS WEEK:  Two Nights w/ The Cave Singers | Zoe Muth | Summer Meltdown Showdown & more!

We’re already excited for this week (that’s saying something for a Monday morning) of great music on Ballard Ave.  It’s an ALL LOCAL WEEK here at the Tractor and a great chance to see Seattle’s thriving music scene in action.  

Zoe Muth w/ Ole Tinder on 5/16

MON 5/11 Kicking off the week  with a …..Square.  Our bi-monthly Square Dance w/ The Tallboys is a great way to get back into the grind.  Doors at 7:30 $7

TUE 5/12 We have a great #LocalLove showcase with Great Spiders, Fountains (feat members of The Maldives), and The Blue Tracks.  Check it out.

WED 5/13  Closed

THURS 5/14 is the beginning of Two Nights with The Cave Singers.  Shana Cleveland (of La Luz) & The Sandcastles kicks the whole thing off.  Tickets are going fast.  Don’t miss out.

FRI 5/15 Night 2 with The Cave Singers is already SOLD OUT.  Case Studies gets the night started.

SAT 5/16 Country songbird Zoe Muth recently moved back to Seattle and we couldn’t be happier.  This night features the original line up of Ole Tinder (feat members of Rose Windows RIP).  Don’t miss this.

SUN 5/17 The Summer Meltdown Festival is happening Aug 6-9th in Darrington and sports a great line up including everything from Lyrics Born to Brothers Comatose.  The Summer Meltdown Showdown is a battle of the bands for up-and-coming local acts to get the opportunity to be a part of this festival.  Vote for your favorites at http://summermeltdownfest.com and don’t miss this night to find out who wins!  

[quarters4thejukebox]

Iris DeMent "Easy's Gettin' Harder Every Day" RIYL: John Prine, Zoe Muth

Iris DeMent has a way of painting with her words, making even the most normal of days seem fantastic and new. At the same time, her words find you with a warm familiarity - you know/felt exactly what she's singing about. Much like Lucinda Williams, Iris' lyrics fall on my ears like a welcome reassurance about life and meaning - especially in my late 20s. 

This song comes from Iris' 1993 album, My Life, which was also nominated for a Grammy that year (I can hear why).

[bothkindsofmusic]

People like to bitch and moan about the CMAs. But you know what? A shitton of people call that country and they love it. It's what young kids who are actually from the country (and the 'burbs) listen to - they relate and aspire to it. Aside from that, popular music is supposed to be simple and disposable so it's easy for the next 3 minutes of whatever to infiltrate the airwaves. 

You all know that's not my scene. I used to put it down, but really, what's the point? Seems that more positive energy can be put toward finding and promoting the country music that matters to me. Here are some of the great albums I've heard in 2014 that I would give awards to. Give 'em a try or find them on your favorite streaming service:

Jason Eady - Daylight & Dark

Zoe Muth - World of Strangers

Cahalen Morrison & Country Hammer - The Flower of Muscle Shoals

Sturgill Simpson - Metamodern Sounds in Country Music

Kelsey Waldon - The Gold Mine

JP Harris & The Tough Choices - Home is Where The Hurt Is

Cale Tyson - Cheater's Wine

Jim Lauderdale - I'm A Song

Sam Outlaw - S/T

[pacificstreetradio]

Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers performing the opening track from 2011's Starlight Hotel.

[ashowsouthofbakersfield]

EPISODE #7: “California Women” PLAYLIST for NOVEMBER 12, 2018 *** stands for new releases, within 3 months

The Jayhawks - Over My Shoulder - Tomorrow the Green Grass

John Hartford - My Rag - Morning Bugle

Johnny Bush - Jim, Jack And Rose - Bush Country

Hank Thompson - California Women - Hank World

Dillard & Clark - Kansas City Southern - Through the Morning through the Night

Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks - Refute - Sparkle Hard

The Siderunners - Kansas City Weekend - Ain't Inventin' The Wheel

Cowboy Junkies - If You Were The Woman And I Was The Man - Black Eyed Man

Preston School of Industry - Caught In The Rain - Monsoon

***Michael Nau & The Mighty Thread - Less Than Positive - Michael Nau & The Mighty Thread***

Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino - Mendocino

Robert Earl Keen - Swervin' In My Lane - No Kinda Dancer

Moe Bandy - If I Had Someone To Cheat On - Here I Am Drunk Again

Redwing - Here I Go Again - Take Me Home

Gun Club - Mother Of Earth - Miami

Gillian Welch - Wayside/Back in Time - Soul Journey

The Amazing Rhythm Aces - Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song - Stacked Deck

Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers - If I Can't Trust You With a Little Quarter (How Can I Trust Yuo With My Heart) - Starlight Hotel

Tony Rice - Church Street Blues - Church Street Blues

***Murder By Death - Travelin' Far - The Other Shore***

Guy Clark - Texas Cookin’ - Texas Cookin’

Merle Travis - I Like My Chicken Fryin' Size - 24 Greatest Hits

Old Crow Medicine Show - Mary's Kitchen - Tennessee Pusher

Beat Farmers - Riverside - Van Go

The Texas Gentleman - Trading Paint - TX Jelly

Wayne Hancock - Killed them Both - Singin' Rhythm

***The Brother Brothers - In the Nighttime - Some People I Know***

Asleep at the Wheel - My Baby Thinks She's A Train - The Wheel

Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris - This is Us - All the Roadrunning

Johnny Duncan - How Married Are You Maryann - See You When the Sun Goes Down

Loretta Lynn - Time to Pay the Fiddler - Back to the Country

[jonertheman-blog]

#NowPlaying The Last Bus by Zoe Muth