Podcasts about lifter puller

Jim James of My Morning Jacket is my guest on this episode of That's How I Remember It. I've been a big fan of My Morning Jacket since my old band Lifter Puller played a show with them way back in 2000. We talked briefly about that show as well as their fantastic new record, The Muppets, validation, depression, EMDR therapy, sleeping on tour buses, Danzig, The Doors, and so much more. Really a fantastic talk with Jim, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Listen and subscribe!

 Step into the wild world of Lifter Puller with Steve Barone as he shares riveting backstage stories, including the secrets of the "Jenny Jones Show" and a memorable scuffle over inflatable instruments at Prince's nightclub. Dive into the aftermath of the band's breakup as Steve recounts his struggle with lost identity. Plus, discover the uproarious saga behind the "original lyrics" of Space Humpin $19.99.  Then, brace yourself for round two of "Diamonds in the Drain…Dirty Dozen Edition," where tough choices await as we award gold, silver, and bronze medals to standout tracks from the first three THS CDs.  Tune in for a dose of music history and hilarity!

Aaron and Brent each pick out music from two different bands with Minnesota roots.Formed in 2020 while quarantined at their parent's suburban home in Burnsville, Aaron picks out three tracks from the brother-sister duo Durry.Featuring two members of the beloved Minneapolis/Boston band Lifter Puller, Brent highlights three songs from Brooklyn's The Hold Steady.Visit www.crossingthestreamspodcast.com for extended show notes.

This isn't a rave it's a podcast about Lifter Puller's last LP, "Fiestas & Fiascos."   It's producer "Kevin is Whenever's"  first listen to this Lifter Puller classic.  Did Craig succeed  in pulling off a concept album tied together with a narrative and reoccurring characters (Night Club Dwight, The Eye Patch Guy, Juanita...?)  We try to connect the dots on how this influenced the early THS albums. What sounds like THS and what sounds drastically different?  So push your little phone into podcast mode and crack open a cold beer...and don't worry if you are out of regular beer you can always get some 3-2...yes you can always get some 3-2... 

Craig Finn is a Minnesota-bred singer/songwriter based in New York City, best known as the singer of The Hold Steady. He joins Rhett to talk about his podcast, That's How I Remember It, which is about the connection between memory and creativity. Craig and Rhett discuss the inspiration behind the podcast as well as Craig's songwriting process, the importance of a band's first record, and why he feels that albums have ‘seasons'. Craig shares the tricks he uses every day to dispel anxiety, depression, and remove any self generated obstacles. Finn spent the '90's leading Minneapolis indie band Lifter Puller, which released 3 albums and an EP. After relocating to New York, he joined with Lifter Puller member Tad Kubler to form The Hold Steady in 2003. The Hold Steady quickly achieved critical acclaim and a worldwide fanbase with their unique pairing of dense lyrical narratives with big rock guitars. Pitchfork has described Finn as “a born storyteller, who has chosen rock as his medium.” When performing his solo material live, Craig Finn is joined by a dynamic group of musicians called The Uptown Controllers.Craig's latest album, A Legacy Of Rentals, is available now. Wheels Off is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Co-produced by Kirsten Cluthe in partnership with Nick Ruffini (Revoice Media). Editing by Matt Dwyer. Production Assistance by Matt Bavuso. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Katherine Boils. Show logo by Tim Skirven. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play it. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes. Revisit previous episodes of Wheels Off with Rosanne Cash, Rob Thomas, Will Forte, Lydia Loveless, Allison Moorer, Ted Leo, Paul F. Tompkins, Jen Kirkman, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From Lifter Puller's scrappy Minneapolis origins to the Hold Steady's reign as “America's best bar band,” Yasi is joined by writer Darcie Wilder of Gawker to unpack this pair of critically beloved and certifiably cult bands who culled as much from Catholic symbolism and Springsteenian character studies as they did from the social milieu of the Brooklyn aughts zeitgeist.  Follow Darcie Wilder on Twitter @333333333433333 and pick up her book, “literally show me a healthy person.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hear a new solo project from a member of Broken Social Scene, pre-The Hold Steady band Lifter Puller, The Murlocs and more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebottomforty/support

The Hold Steady recently released their eighth full-length record, Open Door Policy. It’s an album in every sense of the word, with ebbs and flows, dynamic musical shifts, and boisterous bar-room rock nestling alongside creeping musical passages. It’s all off-set by Craig Finn’s formidable lyrical storytelling, delivered in his trademark sung-spoken way. We talk about how he developed that style in this interview, and how he went from attending hardcore shows in Minneapolis as a kid to playing in acclaimed underground band Lifter Puller, before moving to New York to form The Hold Steady. We also talk about what it was like finding fame in his 30s, his DIY method of booking early tours, and much more.

Craig Finn joins me on today's episode, telling us all about working at a a finance company in Minneapolis during Lifter Puller, the shift in his life when they were getting busier, booking their tours using a payphone, forming his identity as a writer, moving to New York, getting a job at a webcasting service, finding himself more in NY, starting The Hold Steady for pure fun, their community fanbase and the energy that informs it, how the band operates today with their yearly schedule, and lots more. Thanks to Jay Taylor :) The Hold Steady's new record Open Door Policy is out now!You can order your 101 Part Time Jobs coffee/toilet book at 101parttimejobs.comGet your beers delivered! 101 Part Time Jobs is supported by Signature Brew: listeners can get 10% off all their beers by visiting signaturebrew.co.uk and using the code '101PODCAST'Songs: The Hold Steady 'Family Farm', Cock Sparrer 'Working' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Hold Steady is for Women is a podcast about fandom, taking up space, and reclaiming the narrative of America's Greatest Bar Band for Dads as America's Greatest Band for Everyone Who Wants to Have a Good Time Tonight. Stay tuned as we share our origin stories, favorite shows, scene reports, and most importantly, drive home the fact that The Hold Steady is for all of us. Hosted by Desi, Heidi and Kayleigh.  Music: Early Riser - "You Can Make Him Like You" (The Hold Steady cover) Photo by Desi Thorne Follow us on Twitter: @steadyladies

When First Avenue entered bankruptcy on Election Day 2004, some saw it as the end of an era. But others - including devoted employees, local music fans, and a certain stage-diving ally in City Hall - would not rest until they'd saved the club. [Songs sampled: Icetep - "Hive Sound," Mojo Nixon - "Are You Drinkin' With Me Jesus," Lifter Puller - "Lifter Puller Vs. The End Of The Evening"]

Description: When First Avenue entered bankruptcy on Election Day 2004, some saw it as the end of an era. But others – including devoted employees, local music fans, and a certain stage-diving ally in City Hall – would not rest until they'd saved the club. This is the seventh episode of The Current Rewind's "10 Pivotal Days at First Avenue" season. If you missed the first six episodes, catch up below. • April 3, 1970 (The day it all began)• Nov. 28-29, 1979 (The days that told the future)• Sept. 27, 1982 (Bad Brains/Sweet Taste of Afrika/Hüsker Dü)• Aug. 3, 1983 (The birth of "Purple Rain")• Oct. 22, 1990 (Sonic Youth/Cows/Babes in Toyland)• March 4, 1991 (Ice Cube/WC and the MAAD Circle) Transcript of The Current Rewind season 2, episode 7: "Nov. 2, 2004" Cecilia Johnson VO: Hey, it's Cecilia, host and producer of The Current Rewind. If you're listening to this the day it drops, it's Election Day in the U.S. You may be wondering what a First Ave podcast is doing in your feed, today of all days. Well, first, we wanted to encourage you to vote, if you haven't already. On the flip side, if you're seeking a few moments of respite, we got you. Third, a while back, I noticed a really weird coincidence: This episode takes place on Election Day itself. In fact, some First Ave employees remember frantically working to save their club and having to take a break to vote. It's funny how history rhymes. [

The Twin Cities ooze through the Hold Steady's work, lyrically, musically, and as a matter of ethos. What does that actually mean and how can we better understand that? We bring on Kyle Undem and Brian Holm, co-founders and editors of 30music.com, a classic '00s webzine that reviewed, covered, and interviewed indie music acts of the time, including the Hold Steady. As Minneapolis indie music fans, they both saw the rise of the Hold Steady up close and can understand better than us where the Hold Steady comes from. So we talk about the band’s geographical and musical heritage, Lifter Puller, the resonance of Minneapolis in their lyrics, and how much of this stuff Craig Finn was making up.

Crucial Rhythms January 5, 2020 DJ system IV top four picks of 2019 Part 2 Podcast Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/bw/podcast/crucial-rhythms/id1451629595 Androids lInks:IHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-crucial-rhythms-43050163/ And https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/crucial-rhythms Here is the YouTube Link : Please Subscribe https://youtu.be/KTo8AntLfXM CRUCIAL RHYTHMS PLAYLIST JANUARY 5TH 2020 Blame one -Exile Frankie Cutlass-Pay Ya Dues Dimetapp (Clean) feat. Jay Royale & Codenine Death Pool (Clean) Back Again (Radio Edit) 12 Lifter Puller-1 9th Wonder Never Roc Marciano - Emeralds (Official Video) Bad Touch Example [Clean] - Company Flow Vakill Ft Twista Vestcheck 1,2 (192 kbps) Souls of Mischief - Freshdopedope Clean Outkast Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik(Diamond D Remix) (192 kbps) Nightriders Clean Remix Boot Camp Clique GORETEX NEW AMERICA Clean Goretex - Eulogy Clean Ghostface Killah - The Battlefield (feat. Kool G Rap, AZ & Tre Williams) [Official Lyric Video] BRAVO NO LS DRUMS urban elementz - reasons (very rare 1998, PA) There It Go (Main_Clean) The Cult Leaders - Ipso Facto (2018) (192 kbps) O.C. - The Crow (Showbiz Prod. 1997) Lord Finesse - True & Living (Lord Finesse Prod. 1994) Clean Eyedea Abilities-Star Destroyer Casual - Styles (192 kbps) Big L - Now Or Never (Unknown Prod. 1996) Clean atmosphere-molly-cool-with-lyrics Nobody Beats The Beats - The Beat Diggin' Song ft. Madlib & Oh No.wmv Masta Ace feat. Feat. Rockbottom & Dragon Balti - Sacrifice (192 kbps) Last of an Ancient Breed (feat. Saukrates) (Main_Clean)

Twenty years ago, Syd Butler started Frenchkiss Records, after his band Les Savy Fav couldn't find a home at the prominent labels of the time. Fast forward up until today, Syd's now part of Seth Meyer's 8G Band, the label is still going strong, and Les Savy Fav is still playing shows. On this episode, Syd joins us to talk about the label's triumphs and tribulations over the course of the last two decades, as does Craig Finn, who's bands The Hold Steady and Lifter Puller have enjoyed success under the Frenchkiss umbrella.

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Craig Finn is best known for his distinctive vocal and lyrical style thanks to The Hold Steady in the 2000s. But while that band channeled Bruce Springsteen, The Replacements and The Band for musical inspiration, his 1990s outfit Lifter Puller took a decidedly more angular approach with nods to Television, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and Pavement. Digging into 1997's sophomore released Half Dead and Dynamite, the drugged up and drunken stories familiar to Finn fans are there, but the band backing him presents a different sonic approach, eschewing bombast and power chords for jagged rhythms and Radioshack keyboards. Intro - The Gin and the Sour Defeat 10:45 - Half Dead and Dynamite 17:03 - Nassau Coliseum 21:18 - I Like The Lights 29:17 - Rock for Lite Brite Outro - The Bears Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

Craig Finn is best known for his distinctive vocal and lyrical style thanks to The Hold Steady in the 2000s. But while that band channeled Bruce Springsteen, The Replacements and The Band for musical inspiration, his 1990s outfit Lifter Puller took a decidedly more angular approach with nods to Television, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and Pavement. Digging into 1997's sophomore released Half Dead and Dynamite, the drugged up and drunken stories familiar to Finn fans are there, but the band backing him presents a different sonic approach, eschewing bombast and power chords for jagged rhythms and Radioshack keyboards. Intro - The Gin and the Sour Defeat 10:45 - Half Dead and Dynamite 17:03 - Nassau Coliseum 21:18 - I Like The Lights 29:17 - Rock for Lite Brite Outro - The Bears Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

The genius is in brevity and this week proves it! Join Damian as he sits down for a brief, but awesome chat with the Hold Steady’s Craig Finn. Listen in as the two discuss hanging’ with the Blind Approach Crew, putting out 45s and guitar lessons with greatness. Also touched on: Being on Skene and AmRep The Rock ’80 Comp Playing tennis with a friend of the Replacements Going into the city Orfolkjokeopus become Treehouse going to see the Violent Femmes Going to the “TIM” release show Getting lessons from Chris… from the Suicide Commandos “Make A Record” Soul Asylum: a tale of two bands Outcry Blind Approach: pre-Madball St. Paul spikey punk Libido Boys: on stage with pogoballs The GBH comes to town with the Cro-Mags and it changes everything Craig’s first band No Pun Intended Boston’s pit’s way more violent Getting out of it and getting into AmRep Halo Of Flies and Tom Hazelmyer Drinking with Tom Dillinger Four: one of the best bands ever Buddy’s with Buddy from Assrash Youth Of Today/ Misery / Blind Approach Releasing your own record AND MORE!!!!!!

On today’s show, we’ve got a ton of great new music.  And, we’re shining a spotlight on Minneapolis, Minnesota.  It’s got one of the very best music scenes in America right now.  From older bands like Low and the Hold Steady (okay, really Lifter Puller), to newer acts like Lizzo and Haley Bonar, there is SO MUCH going on this city that we needed to celebrate.  Plus, thinking about Minneapolis in the winter makes me ever so much happier I live in the slightly warmer NYC, still chock full of good bands.  All that and more on today’s show! Haley Bonar Night Moves Low 00:00 - DJ Madalyn 00:50 - Hot Tramps - Beach Slang 04:33 - One Last - Avi Buffalo 08:29 - Elemental Child - Ty Segall 14:45 - Set Loose - Babe Rainbow 18:12 - DJ Madalyn 18:46 - Your Mom Is Right - Haley Bonar 22:15 - Bloodlines - Lizzo 25:57 - Slapped Actress - The Hold Steady 31:10 - Horses - Night Moves 36:21 - Amethyst - Low 41:33 - DJ Madalyn 42:00 - Volleyrama - Dumb Wolves 45:54 - Nervous Tech (Nah John) - Thee Oh Sees 53:49 - Tea Lights - Lower Dens 58:25 - Work is Done - Navigator 64:04 - Dhyana by the River - Jenny Gillespie 68:55 - DJ Madalyn 69:12 - Freaky Eyes - Oneohtrix Point Never 75:34 - Sand + Silence - The Rosebuds 80:45 - The Glow - Sarah Neufeld 87:40 - Time Wasted - TREADS 90:14 - Undelivered - The Mantles 94:32 - DJ Madalyn 95:03 - African Airways - Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 100:08 - Second Of Love - Sebastien Grainger 104:08 - Take Another Moment - Paul Spring 108:11 - Water - Kevin Morby 114:45 - DJ Madalyn 115:23 - Dinosaur on the Ark - The Very Best 120:46 - Finish