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UMS 2.1: The UMS comp CD for-sale, $5

By | July 24th, 2009 | No Comments »

The 2009 UMS compilation CD, featuring 20 bands playing this year’s showcase, is available for purchase on-site at the box office throughout the weekend for just $5.

The UMS box office opens at 5:30 p.m. today (Friday) outside the Hi-Dive, 7 S. Broadway, and 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (on Archer Place west of Broadway, next door to the Baker neighborhood’s Goodwill store).

Here’s the track listing (local unless noted):
1. The Heyday: Come in or Stay Out 4:30
2. Undersea Explosion: I Met the Devil Down in New Orleans 3:19 (New York)
3. The Hollyfelds: Bad Timing 3:37
4. The Pseudo Dates: Amber, Show Me Your Scars 3:17
5. KaiserCartel: Favorite Song 2:25 (Brooklyn)
6. Joshua Novak: Tidal Wave 2:47
7. Elin Palmer: House 4:38
8. Mike Marchant: Lower Downtown Curses 4:01
9. The Knew: Revolver 5:08
10. Everything Absent Or Distorted: Houses 4:06
11. Natural Selection: Down Elevator 2:41
12. Mark Mallman (featuring Craig Finn): You’re Never Alone in New York (Minneapolis) 3:46
13. Jim McTurnan & The Kids That Killed The Man: Give Up Suffering 3:13
14. Popwreck: 1% 2:45
15. Iuengliss: Say Goodbye 2:56
16. Dualistics: Slight of Hand 4:22
17. Smug Brothers: Interior Magnets 3:02 (Dayton)
18. Red Light Driver: Now We Can Be Ourselves 3:28 (Indianapolis)
19. Melissa Fuller: Poison 4:04 (Cheyenne)
20. Mishka Shubaly: Am I the Only One Drinking Tonight? 3:10 (Denver/New York)

And remember: Anyone who bought a festival pass online will soon receive an emailed pass-key to download more songs from bands playin in the UMS. If you’re buying on-site, there’s a sign-up sheet at the box office table.

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  • Bob Smith

    Bela Karoli @ Hi-Dive – hot, hot, hot, muddy sound, too many chatterers. They need a venue that lets them be heard.

    KaiserCartel – awesome. Looking forward to seeing them back here in September.

    Orangu-Tones – 50′s frat boy rock – as GeeRee described it – still gets the house rocking. Wooly Booly!!!

    Omens – My first rock ‘n roll show was the Kingsmen in Baltimore in the 50′s. Seems like I’ve spent the best days of my life in dives, roadhouses and assorted rock ‘n’roll bars around the world, and this band’s reaction was bush. Keep rocking, let the music speak. Drop the attitude, you ain’t that big.

    After party – was the right side of the bar invisible? Long wait for service. The Skylark normally does better.

    Great start. The weekend should be even better.

  • Kait

    I completely agree with the comment about Bela Karoli. Hi-Dive didn’t do them justice.

    Actually, Hi-Dive was the worst venue of all for entire UMS – bigger names would have been better off at outdoor stage where more people could watch. Hi-Dive was disgusting all weekend.