(via Watch the history of DFA Records narrated by Marc Maron)
Checkout this excellent short film on the history DFA Records narrated by Marc Maron, featuring James Murphy and so much more. Watch Here
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(via MS MR covers LCD Soundsystem’s ‘Dance Yrself Clean’)
New York’s MS MR went on Triple J TV in Australia and performed their cover of LCD Soundsystem’s Dance Yrself Clean. WATCH HERE
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(via Video: LCD Soundsystem and Miles Davis duet via YouTube)
Not sure how we’d never seen this before, but Alessandro Grespan made a delightful live mashup on YouTube of LCD Soundsystem’s New York I Love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down and Mile Davis’ Elevator To The Gallows WATCH HERE
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(via The book of LCD Soundsystem photos)
Check out more photos from a new and incredible book of LCD Soundsystem shots READ MORE
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(via Video: James Murphy journeys upstate to find LCD Soundsystem’s former manager)
LCD Soundsystem’s manager Keith Wood retired after LCD’s last show. In a DVD extra from Shut Up And Play The Hits James Murphy took a road trip to go visit with Keith and see what he’s been up to. Watch here
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Former LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy and current Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ guitarist Nick Zinner spent some time in a London studio together recently. Could they be working on some new Yeah Yeah Yeahs material?:(via Video: See James Murphy and Nick Zinner in the studio)
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Leading up to the LCD Soundsystem documentary Shut Up And Play The Hits (out July 18th) director Lance Bangs has put together a series of four short videos for The Creators Project. In the first video NYC artists like Reggie Watts and Nick Kroll give their thoughts on why they love New York and the beginnings of LCD Soundsystem. Watch here
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Can you believe it’s been almost a year since LCD Soundsystem’s final show? Watch a clip from the documentary:
(via Video: See a teaser for the LCD Soundsystem documentary)
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Check out this great infographic comparing the namechecks in LCD’s Losing My Edge and Pitchfork’s LCD article.
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