Will it make my iPod?

[Digney in Burnaby]

4.) .

 

[Ponder]

Black Swan and I watched "Control", when it was on again, probably friday night.

I'm listening to the album Closer at the moment, (alone.)

RIP Ian Curtis.

4. Joy Division - Decades

 

[hoochmonkey9]

haven't called a bonus track in a while:

 

[strangegirl]

So does the Bonus track count as a track Number or is it *Bonus?

5. Billy Bragg

 

[Erik]

6. Beats International - Dub be Good to Me

 

[chronic]

Week #40627

1) King Crimson -
and a bonus track: Dead Kennedys -

 

[strangegirl]

2. Joe Jackson

 

[Gerard K H Love]

3. by The Pretenders-

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

4.) by The Be Good Tanyas.

 

[hank solo]

5. - Morrissey

 

[hoochmonkey9]

guilty pleasure week:

6. Dionne Warwick - I Say A Little Prayer

 

[scribbler]

Thanks Hooch, you remided me of MY favorite from her

 

[Erik]

This beats Dionne Warwick's guilty pleasures by a thousand light years.
Boogie Voogy!:


(More legs here)

 

[Ponder]

8. Big Star - Kangaroo

 

[Gerard K H Love]

It's Sunday in Tokyo, Japan.
1.) Frank Zappa - There is a bustle in this hedgerow for sure. I had to get the Spandau Ballet out of my head. Frank Zappa could have ruled the top 40 if he wanted.

 

[chronic]

Numero dos: El Aeroplano Jefferson -

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

tree.) by Jason and the Scorchers. Searching for that 80s cow punk sound.

 

[Ponder]

vier) George Thorogood - I Drink Alone

 

[hoochmonkey9]

cinco de mayo)

 

[hank solo]

sex) {its latin you dig} Pulp - Do You Remember The First Time?

Its all over YouTube, but none of the links work here in the UK so fuck YouTube

 

[Erik]

OK Hank Solo, but pretty soon last.fm will be making us "outsiders" pay for the US, Britain & Germany so f@ck them too!

Time to start using: GROOVESHARK click...

 

[mjp]

Or you could just move to America. You know you want to.

 

[Erik]

been there, done that... ;)

 

[Gerard K H Love]

This is music that is in tune with your natural rhythm.
So for this special week:
1.) ....(not camps)

 

[chronic]

This is music that is in tune with your natural rhythm.

I looked for music that was in tune with my natural rhythm and is what I found, but I think that I would rather have:

2) Neil Young - Barstool Blues

 

[mjp]

iPods are evil, but this should be on all of them to make them a little more alive:

3) Ida Maria - "I Like You So Much Better When You're Naked"

 

[hoochmonkey9]

4. The Good the Bad and the Queen - History Song

 

[Ponder]

The Good, the bad and the Queen played on a big Dutch music festival
a few years ago. I had never heard of them but I heard the "Blur" voice.
I was impressed by this song:
5. Kingdom of Doom

 

[Erik]

iPods are evil, but this should be on all of them to make them a little more alive:

3) Ida Maria - "I Like You So Much Better When You're Naked"

You knew she was Nwegian didn't you, you old Minnesotan you.
Hear (and download) more here: IDA MARIA
Tip: "lytt" means listen and "last ned" means download.

PS: She's a true punkster: when she recived a gold record for her debut album she just said "thank you" and promptly smashed the whole trophy into a trillion pieces. See for yoself: click

 

[mjp]

I didn't know she was Norwegian (her site is c.uk so I assumed British) but I knew she was punk just from the delivery of those "naked" lyrics.

I am always disappointed when some phony counterculture type wins an award and doesn't smash it. So that video was inspirational. Any time you do something that causes a cheering audience to instantly go silent, you know you just made a good move.




You know, unless your the guy from Seinfeld yelling, "he's a nigger!" in a comedy club. That was not punk.