The Cure -- Lost

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Undone (the sweater song) / Weezer

 

the Weez turned fourteen on Valentines' Day

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Ya, too bad those guys are in their 40's and still singing about what it was like in highschool.

 

 

Cousin Mary -- John Coltrane

Ya, too bad those guys are in their 40's and still singing about what it was like in highschool.

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Hey Laozi, 'we are all on drugs' appeals to every age demographic, not just the kids.

Mephisto Walz- White Rabbit

I remember when I moved into my crappy college house we found a burned copy of Weezer's Pinkerton in the basement. I ended up listening to it probably 15 times that weekend I went down to paint and tear up the nasty puke-stained carpet.

 

It really is a fantastic piece of work. The album, not the house.

Gorillaz- 911

 

I always found it odd that September 11th, or 9/11 had the same numbers in it as the number you call when someone is hurt or you are in danger, 911.

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - El Matador

Teenage Wristband / The Twilight Singers

 

 

she said...she said....she said

Afroman- Because I Got High

I had a girlfriend who said that song reminded her of me for some strange reason.

Afroman- Colt 45

 

At least she didn't say ^that song reminded her of you.

wait, are you saying Afroman had more than one song?

Ha Ha ha. You're a comedian!

 

But I like Afroman's raps. They're very 'feel good' songs. Better then Fiddy's angry rap.

The Pillows - Come Down

 

Furi Kuri rules!

Rammstein - Engel

Rammstein - B

Rammstein - Zwitter

 

And soon I must leave to listen ghastly pop songs... Wish me well, wish me well...

The Garrison Kiellor radio show.

 

WHAT?

Garbage - Stupid Girl

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 2 (yet again)

At the Gates- World of Lies

Tom Waits - Russian Dance.

wait, are you saying Afroman had more than one song?

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Afroman has 4 albums out!

 

And as Draken said, I quite like his raps too, they are all actually feel-good songs, some of them more soul than rap really, but still great.

Heh, like most people I only know "Because I Got High," but I can't even count the number of times a song on the radio piqued my interest and I explored the artist's back catalogue to find stuff I liked a lot more than the single.

 

Anyway, I've had this insidious pop song stuck in my head for two days now, ever since I heard it during dinner at Red Lobster Saturday. It sounds like a 50s girl group song, but it's got sort of a calypso/reggae beat with guitar upstrokes on the "2" and "4" and a horn section melody.

 

The lyrics were something like "The tide is high (time is right?) and daaa-da-da, I'm gonna be your number (only?) one."

 

Over and over again.

That's Blondie you're thinking of , DD.