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Three versions of 'Maybe Someday'
A super doomy one from Human Beast
A zippy garage one from Evergreen Blueshoes Feat. Skip Battin, who I think was in The Byrds at one point
And the original, by the Incredible String Band, when Clive Palmer was still in 'em.
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You forgot one4 offers on the table and one is willing to waive inspection and appraisal on the Finace's house.....
Beatles-Money(that's what I want)
The Ojays- for the love of Money
Pink Floyd-Money
Dire Straights-Money for Nothing
Ol' Dirty Bastard-Got yo money
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"The Warning" -- Queensryche
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Funk for Friday!
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A Youtube playlist I put together of slower tempo heavy rock songs.
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Psychedlic Psyaturday Interludes
The Byrds--"Mr. Spaceman"
The Jimi Hendrix Experience--"I Don't Live Today"
The Creation--"Nightmares"
The Zombies--"Brief Candles"
Shuggie Otis--"Strawberry Letter 23"
And Tago Mago, again. And again! AND AGAIN!
Monday Morning Jazz Brunch
Ella Fitzgerald--Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook, Vol. One
On top of the hour of awesomeness that is this album, I learned that Malcolm X stole the "Plymouth rock landed on us" line from Cole's "Anything Goes."
Linton Kwesi Johnson--Dread Beat an' Blood
Excellent music for washing dishes.
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Thanks to comrade linking this story, I now have this song earwomrming....
Volbeat......lots of Volbeat.
Thanks to comrade linking this story, I now have this song earwomrming....
Fixed first link
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Saw a bunch of Facebook posts earlier this week about the 50th anniversary of The Velvet Underground and Nico, but I've been yearning to listen to
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this song earwomrming....
I only ever had this album as burned CD-R I received from Ariel the Sexy Roller Derby Chick, back when we were exchanging burned CD-Rs. (It was 2007-10ish and she didn't have a cassette player, hence no mixtapes.)
She often voiced annoyance that I kept giving her "old music" and I imagine that's why she let it drop. She, otoh, was always giving me new releases for which I was appreciative since I had recently left Boston and the used record store for my exciting new career of picking stuff up and putting it down elsewhere, and, consequently, no longer got to listen to music for free all day, everyday.
I, of course, was a meticulous artist-album title-song name indicator, soemtimes even with badly-xeroxed black-and-white booklets, but she would just slap a post-it on each one with only the band name, the album title and, oddly, the year released scrawled on it, so I never knew any of the names of the songs on Vampire Weekend. Now that I'm listening to "Oxford Comma," I am realizing that I have never listened to the words to any of their songs.
Thanks for the opportunity to wax nostalgic!
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I had flat track, track side seats to the MN roller girls about 10 years ago myself. The best part was halftime they had mpls own ELO cover band E.L.No perform. Loved seeing all those derby chicks looking puzzled as ELNo rocked out Xanadu
Funk for Friday!
Fela Ransome Kuti with the Africa '70--Fela Kuti with Ginger Baker Live
(This youtube version sounds better than my old, possibly bootlegged, cd, which has the sax real low in the mix)
Pure Prairie League - Pure Prairie League
More waxing nostalgic:
Just got to "Woman" and had my entire childhood flash before my eyes.
In retrospect, kind of surprised my mother listened to these guys. She was pretty adamantly anti-country when my father got into it in the nineties (to be fair, most of the country he listens to is crap), and she even said she gave up on The Byrds went they put out Sweetheart of the Rodeo.
A zippy garage one from Evergreen Blueshoes Feat. Skip Battin, who I think was in The Byrds at one point
Funky Friday Gonna need some THUNDERCAT!!!
I bought 'Drunk' last week. It's the tops!
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Jimmy Eat World - "Big Casino"
Jimmy Eat World - "23"
Jimmy Eat World - "Polaris"
The Hiya Dunes - "Storms & Pipes"
Stan Rogers - "Lies"
Clutch - "The Devil & Me"
The Smashing Pumpkins - "1979"
Nightwish - "The Islander"
Rush - "Subdivisions"
Rush - "Ghost Rider"
Coheed & Cambria - "Neverender"
Coheed & Cambria - "A Favor House Atlantic"
The Bouncing Souls - "Serenity"
Weezer - "King Of The World"
The Amazing Shakes - "Zombie Trail"
Bridge Under Fire - "Don't Rob The Bank, Rob The Guy Robbing The Bank"
Guantanamo Baywatch - "Barbacoa"
Viet Cong - "Bunker Buster"
Eve 6 - "Open Road Song"
Refused - "Circle Pit"
The Slaughterhouse Chorus - "Fish In A Barrel"
Electric Light Orchestra - "Xanadu"
Shiny Toy Guns - "Rainy Monday"
The Specials - "Rat Race"
The Growlers - "I'll Be Around"
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Mission of Burma--Signals, Calls and Marches
One of the few bands who reunited and were stil great.
Mission of Burma - The ObliteratiEnjoying some savagery:
Napalm Death
Agoraphobic Nosebleed
Black Table
Divider
Ken Mode
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We toured our #1 venue for our wedding today so im feeling this.
She doesnt know yet, but I have a number of musician friends and family helping me form a band for the big night.
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A full reading of 'The Eye of Argon'
Nothing will ever beat this.
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A full reading of 'The Eye of Argon'
Nothing will ever beat this.
One of the potential names considered for my current band was "Deep Blue Ovals."
I somehow missed this yesterday.
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We toured our #1 venue for our wedding today so im feeling this.
She doesnt know yet, but I have a number of musician friends and family helping me form a band for the big night.
One of the potential names considered for my current band was "Deep Blue Ovals."A full reading of 'The Eye of Argon'
Nothing will ever beat this.
You decided against 'Opaque Nosed Harlot', then?
You decided against 'Opaque Nosed Harlot', then?One of the potential names considered for my current band was "Deep Blue Ovals."A full reading of 'The Eye of Argon'
Nothing will ever beat this.
No, that's just what everyone would expect.
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Monday Morning Jazz Brunch
Daily Musical Interludes
The Monks--"I can't Get Over You"
Billy Walker--"Funny How Time Slips Away"
Joe Hinton--"Funny (How Time Slips Away)"
(I did a little research project on this Willie Nelson-penned song today, spurred by the version on Al Green's Call Me. From what I can tell it was a hit two time for country artists before soul artists picked it up and, again, from what I can tell, Willie didn't record his own version, at least in the studio, until the nineties.)
Fugazi--"Cassavettes"
Le Tigre--"What's Yr Take On Cassavettes?"
Inspired by Limey's post above:
The Incredible String Band--The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter