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Big Star, if music journalism is to be believed, through a few impossible to find out-of-print records recorded in the 70s, defined what became the pop informed power-pop rock template that The Replacements and REM (among others) were to draw heavily Download god's parenting diary. REM covers “I am the Cosmos” and The Replacements, of course, have their paean to Alex Chilton Download the mkv codec. Nearly every rock journalism reference to Big Star, whether from musicians who cite them as a influence, or in album reviews, speak of Big Starof their exalted greatness in hushed tones generally reserved for The Beatles Download the video background music.
A newly constituted Big Star played in Brooklyn, for which I suspect is a warm-up for a Coachella appearance. Here is a live take of Thirteen from the recent Brooklyn show Download youtube to mp3 converter. This song, you might know, was nicely covered by Elliot Smith.
[audio: http://www.thesoundofindie.com/archive/2009/20091215/BigStar-Thirteen.mp3|titles=Thirteen (Live)|artists=Big Star]Download: Big Star – Thirteen (Live)
