I don't really know when I realized that the Breeders' Last Splash was something special. It might have been the summer of 1999. But it is, and so this was a fun read for me.
Anyways, you may now share your random tens for the week.
I don't really know when I realized that the Breeders' Last Splash was something special. It might have been the summer of 1999. But it is, and so this was a fun read for me.
Anyways, you may now share your random tens for the week.
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'You Can Leave Your Hat On' - Joe Cocker
'Somebody To Love' - Queen
'Laura' (live) - Flogging Molly
'No More Tears' - Ozzy Osbourne
'Letterbomb' - Green Day
'Strangers in the Night' - Frank Sinatra
'1979' - Smashing Pumpkins
'Remember Me' - The Zutons
'Fire Escape' - Fastball
'Nothing Else Matters' - Metallica
I dig this list
#38 at DbT is Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. So, to celebrate, my 10 favorite Elton John songs:
1. Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding
2. Rocket Man
3. Levon
4. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
5. Philadelphia Freedom
6. Tiny Dancer
7. Sweet Painted Lady
8. Your Song
9. Daniel
10.Bennie and the Jets
In college, I had "Levon" stuck in my head for a week solid. It eventually got very annoying.
yeah, Levon doesn't rank that high with me. My list tends to skew older; Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me, Honky Cat, etc. would make my list
Levon was released in'71, Honky Cat in '72, and Don't Let the Sun in '74. Your list might skew differently, but not older.
/pedant
I'm making two different statements.
1) Levon doesn't rank that highly for me.
2) My list skews older than Beau's.
I'm not saying Levon isn't an older tune as well. The (first) Greatest Hits LP is a pretty good match for me, although Funeral/Bleeding makes the list.
I think all but one of those songs was released before I was born, so they're all old 😮
Now that was just uncalled for.
My line of thinking was along a similar path.
It's not "Livan"?
Disappointing.
tee hee
you know, i don't think i like a single elton john song (though a very young joe used to play "crocodile rock" over and over again). i don't have anything against him, i just haven't really liked any of it.
Yeah, I'm struggling to find a song I like now that I can't make-believe that there's a song about the ageless Cuban junkballer.
I used to think I liked Elton, but I've just gotten bored with so much of his stuff that now I think I don't like him, even though there are probably plenty of exceptions.
From my commute...
1. Coil “Heaven's Blade” The Ape of Naples
2. Cypress Hill “Insane in the Brain” Black Sunday
3. Underworld “Pearls Girl”* Secound Toughest in the Infants
4. Mr. Scruff “Blackpool Roll” Keep It Unreal
5. Huff2 “AMR” Other MP3s
6. Everything But the Girl with Deep Dish “Future of the Future (Stay Gold)” Temperamental
7. Dave Aju “Xibalbanasazi” The Tables Turn
8. Fila Brazillia “Monk's Utterance” Jump Leads
9. Roger Knox & the Pine Valley Cosmonauts “Brisbane Blacks” Stranger in My Land
T. Peanut Butter Wolf feat. Zest “Interruptions” My Vinyl Weighs a Ton
E. Incubus & DJ Greyboy “Familiar” Spawn: The Album
*If you ever need titles for songs, go to the greyhound track as Underworld did.
Damn! I should have started with number 5.
#15 was Grinderman "No Pussy Blues"!
Damn!
1. "Redondo Beach" - Patti Smith - Horses
2. "Wedding Bells" - Hank Williams - Road Trip
3. "Wonderful" - Everclear - Songs From An American Movie
4. "Breathe" - Greenwheel - Soma Holiday
5. "I Try" - Macy Gray - On How Life Is
6. "Frankie & Johnnie" - Johnny Cash
7. "A Better Son/Daughter" - Rilo Kiley - The Execution Of All Things
8. "Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)" - Gary Glitter - Touch Me
9. "Thank The Lord For The Night Time" - Neil Diamond - Just For You
10. "North American Scum" - LCD Soundsystem - Sound Of Silver
B: "Happy Birthday"
After yesterday, I'm shocked to see Rilo Kiley on your list. Also, happy birthday to you!
Yeah, but no TMBG.
8. “Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)” -- Gary Glitter -- Touch Me
that's an unfortunately titled song.
Especially in retrospect, right? (I didn't really pay attention to all that... do I have it right?)
Yes
I like the Joan Jett cover
1. "Ill with Want" The Avett Brothers I and Love and You
2. "Confutatis" Las Rubias Del Norte Rumba Internationale
3. "Miss Your Plane" T. Griffin Coraline The Sea Won't Take Long
4. "Anna (El Negro Zumbon)" Pink Martini Hang on Little Tomato
5. "Papercut" The Quavers Fell Asleep on a Train*
6. "Love Song for a Schuba's Bartender" Margot and the Nuclear So and So's Animal!
7. "On a Freezing chicago Street" Margot and the Nuclear So and So's The Dust of Retreat
8. "I Left a Trail of Tears" Ben Connelly Over You**
9. "Alibi" Dessa A Badly Broken Code
10. "Ghost Parking" T. Griffin Coraline The Sea Won't Take Long
*I've been freaking out for a while about how much I love this song, so I was especially happy to see it turn up. You can check it out here--it's the last song on the album.
**CdLers, I think if Sarah Wreisner wrote songs, they'd have lyrics like this.
The TVotR song is a Pixies cover done a cappella.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Acopyx54fw8
that vids been taken down. tracked another one though, and that's fantastic.
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01. Mercyful Fate - "Welcome Princess of Hell", Don't Break the Oath
02. Black Sabbath - "The Mob Rules", The Mob Rules
03. Black Label Society - "Ain't Life Grand", Stronger Than Death
04. Judas Priest - "Hell Patrol", Painkiller
05. Light This City - "Remains of the Gods", Remains of the Gods
06. Pyramaze - "Bring Back Life", The Legend of the Bone Carver
07. AC/DC - "Love Hungry Man", Highway to Hell
08. Jag Panzer - "The Prophecies (Fugue in D Minor)", Thane to the Throne
09. Dysrhytmia - "Touch Benediction", Pretest
10. Oathean - "Voice of My Soul", Fading Away into the Grave of Nothingness
Imagining that Oathean is a metal Billy Ocean or Frank Ocean cover band with a lisp.
Close.
Did you ever give Riverside a try? Kinda Opeth-y
I haven't yet because I forgot, but I am on my way to do just that now.
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* Tonight - Supergrass - In It For the Money
* Calm Like a Bomb - Rage Against the Machine - Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium
* Big Man With a Gun - Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
* The Day the World Went Away - Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been
* Voiceless Laughter - Parallel 41 - (self-titled)
* She Found Now - My Bloody Valentine - m b v
* Leap of Faith - Suicide Machines - Steal This Record
* Incense of Death - The Goslings - Occasion
* All Hands Against His Own - The Black Keys - Rubber Factory
* Elect the Dead - Serj Tankian - Elect the Dead
Either there were a lot of long songs in this list, or I was particularly impatient this morning.
I really haven't been visiting my usual new music haunts as much this month, so not much in that vein. The iPod randomizer has been serving up Black Dice - Beaches and Canyons recently. After starting off pretty lukewarm on it, I like it more every time I listen to it.
The pitchfork review inspired me to listed to Pharmakon - "Crawling on Bruised Knees". The opening bit is cool, but I don't feel like the song goes anywhere, so the opening bit is the middle bit is the closing bit.
Your first NIN song is a short one.
Glad to see you're digging the Black Dice.
Things Will Never Be the Same as you find Endless Happiness.
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1. Lighthouse James Taylor
2. Perfect Stabbing Westward
3. Camouflage Third Eye Blind
4. Who Wants the World The Stranglers
5. We Will Make a Song Destroy Rogue Wave
6. I Feel Good All Over The Drifters
7. Rattled The Traveling Wilburys
8. Warehouse Dave Matthews Band
9. Black And Blue Miike Snow
10. Come See About Me Diana Ross & The Supremes
B. Forest System Of A Down
1. Wasted -- Black Flag -- No Thanks! The '70's Punk Rebellion
2. Bored And 19 -- Gear Daddies -- Can't Have Nothin' Nice
3. Oh Lucinda (Love Becomes A Habit) -- The Only Ones -- Zero A Martin Hannett Story 1977-1991
4. Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying -- Belle & Sebastian -- If You're Feeling Sinister
5. Judy And The Dream Of Horses -- Belle & Sebastian -- If You're Feeling Sinister
6. Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting -- Elton John -- Elton John Greatest Hits
7. Because I Do -- X -- The X Anthology
8. Wild Honey -- U2 -- All That You Can't Leave Behind
9. Ice Cream Man -- Van Halen -- Van Halen
10. Oh, Pretty Woman -- Roy Orbison -- The All-Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison
11. Paul Revere -- Beastie Boys -- Licensed To Ill
12. Shakespeare's Sister -- The Smiths -- Louder Than Bombs
Notes:
First time in months no GBV or GBV-related song
Nice to have an Elton John song after the discussion above
I could be a college radio DJ playing a Van Halen song from first album and then immediately follow up with Roy Orbison's version of Oh Pretty Woman.