KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Even I don't have the new playlist.Almost off page 1.
Must be time for a new playlist
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KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Zegrass has had a rough, busy couple of days and will shoot me the list after work. It won't take me long to throw the playlist together and post it after that.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
I hope for the best.
Zegras11
Footballguy
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| Todd Rundgren | New Binky the Doormat | Dust In The Wind- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Jorge Ben Jor | Don Quixote | Magnólia- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Brandi Carlile | JB Breakfast Club | Dreams - Give Up the Ghost |
| The Police | Zegras11 | The Bed's Too Big Without YouThe Bed's Too Big Without YouThe Police · Reggatta De Blanc (Remastered 2003) · Song · 1979
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| Modest Mouse | The Dreaded Marco | Novocain Stain- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Genesis | Yo Mama | Squonk |
| Stevie Ray Vaughan | Sullie | Long Way from Home- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| The Decemberists | kupcho1 | The Crane Wife 1 & 2- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead | plinko | Relative Ways Source Tags & Codes (2002) Relative Ways - EP...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead · Source Tags & Codes (Deluxe) · Song · 2002
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| The Kinks | Galileo | Tired of Waiting For You (1965 - Kinda Kinks) |
| Rush | higgins | Between the Wheels- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Sigur Rós | Scoresman | Hljómalind (A Fountain of Music) - () - 2002 |
| Donald Fagen | Charlie Steiner | I.G.Y.- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Green Day | MAC_32 | ?Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl) |
| Big Thief | Ilov80s | Humans |
| Daft Punk | rockaction | Phoenix- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Taylor Swift | Jpalmer | hoax |
| Elliott Smith | Tuffnutt | Clementine- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Chicago | Pip's Invitation | Lowdown |
| The Stranglers | John Maddens Lunchbox | La Folie- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Ryan Adams | Dr. Octopus | Take It Back |
| Stevie Wonder | Uruk-Hai | That Girl- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Slade | Mrs. Rannous | Gudbuy T'Jane- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Phish | shuke | CariniCariniPhish · LivePhish, Vol. 6 11/27/98 (The Centrum, Worcester, MA) · Song · 1998
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| Electgric Light Orchestra (ELO) | jwb | Birmingham Blues |
| Frank Black | Mister CIA | My Favorite Kiss- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Clutch | Raging Weasel | Book of Bad Decisions |
| Dinosaur Jr. | KarmaPolice | Goin' Home
Goin Home [2019 Remaster]Provided to YouTube by Absolute Marketing International LtdGoin Home [2019 Remaster] · Dinosaur Jr.Where You Beenâ 1993 Cherry Red RecordsReleased on: 1993-0...
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| Warren Zevon | worrierking | Gorilla, You're a DesperadoGorilla, You're a DesperadoWarren Zevon · Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School · Song · 1980
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All the LA musicians wanted to be on Zevon albums. The usual session guys, plus Jerry Garcia, Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, David Gilmour, All of Fleetwood Mac, REM, Neil Young and more made appearances. This recording features Henley and Frey on backing vocals. Felder and Walsh appeared elsewhere on the album. Lyric: Big gorilla at the L.A. Zoo Snatched the glasses right off my face Took the keys to my BMW Left me here to take his place I wish the ape a lot of success I'm sorry my apartment's a mess Most of all I'm sorry if I made you blue I'm betting the gorilla will, too |
| Alice in Chains | Mt. Man | The Killer Is MeThe Killer Is Me - Live at the Majestic Theatre, Brooklyn, NY - April 1996Alice In Chains · Unplugged · Song · 1996
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| Queen | snellman | Innuendo |
| AC/DC | falguy | If You Want Blood (You've Got It) |
| The Hold Stead | scorchy | Stevie Nix |
| Damon Albarn | Eephus | Blur --- Trimm Trabb - YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Ray Charles | simey |
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Shake a Tail Feather (feat. Ray Charles)The Blues Brothers, Ray Charles · The Blues Brothers Original Motion Picture Soundtrack · Song · 1980
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| Doves | landrys hat | Ship of Fools |
| Spoon | Hov34 | The Fitted Shirt- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Foo Fighters | Just Win Baby | Stranger Things Have HappenedStranger Things Have HappenedFoo Fighters · Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace · Song · 2007
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| Simon & Garfunkel | zamboni | "Scarborough Fair/Canticle"- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| Bruce Springsteen | DrIanMalcolm | State Trooper- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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| The Prodigy | titusbramble | Shut Em UpShut 'Em UpThe Prodigy, Manfred Mann, Public Enemy · The Day Is My Enemy (Expanded Edition) · Song · 2015
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| Bauhaus | otb_lifer | King Volcano |
| Heart | Doug B | These Dreams |
| The Tragically Hip | Northern Voice | Fiddlers Green |
| deadmau5 | zazale | Superliminal |
| Elton John | timschochet | Mama Can’t Buy You Love- YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
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#22's PLAYLIST
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landrys hat
Footballguy
That's my favorite Spoon song.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
22. Lowdown
Album: Chicago III (1971)
Writers: Peter Cetera and Danny Seraphine
Lead vocals: Peter Cetera
Released as a single? Yes (US #35)
Lowdown is bouncy and joyful-sounding, but its lyrics are ... a bummer, man. Over the course of four short verses, Peter Cetera laments the fraying of the country, losing a lover, losing a best friend, and then concludes he "got to make the people see the way I feel today." Which then leads to an exhilarating chorus with a lot of "yeahs". The music isn't exactly matching the message here, but it works for me. As you might suspect from the incongruity, this was one of Cetera's first attempts at songwriting; he worked on it with drummer Danny Seraphine in advance of the third album after primary writers Robert Lamm, Terry Kath and James Pankow told the rest of the band their writing services wouldn't be needed. Cetera: "Danny and I had got together one night, and I said, 'I got this little thing that I've been working on.' That was at a point when I was sort of told that 'Where Do We Go From Here' [from Chicago II, Cetera's first writing credit] was probably the end of the line as far as my writing ‘cause the group was very happy with the writers they had, thank you, and we didn't need any more contributions. Danny and I got together, Virgos would, and said, 'Well, we'll show them, We'll write a song.'''
As much of a bummer as the lyrics was that Cetera and Kath butted heads over the track when recording it. Kath hated the song and Cetera hated Kath's performance on it. Cetera: "I was very proud of it, but one thing bad is that Terry said, 'Don't you ever tell anybody I ever played guitar this record,’ and he proceeded to play the song exactly like that, and that leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Terry kind of played that song with I-don't-give-a-sh!t attitude, and actually, when he did that to that song, in effect kind of [took] any heart out of it. I was never really happy with outcome 'cause it was played with one or two takes in mind. I'm still proud of it, it's one of the first things I did, and every person has to have a start.”
I like the guitar solo anyway.
At Carnegie Hall version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXWVweRF8lw
At #21, Terry Kath pays tribute to one of his friends/mentors.
Album: Chicago III (1971)
Writers: Peter Cetera and Danny Seraphine
Lead vocals: Peter Cetera
Released as a single? Yes (US #35)
Lowdown is bouncy and joyful-sounding, but its lyrics are ... a bummer, man. Over the course of four short verses, Peter Cetera laments the fraying of the country, losing a lover, losing a best friend, and then concludes he "got to make the people see the way I feel today." Which then leads to an exhilarating chorus with a lot of "yeahs". The music isn't exactly matching the message here, but it works for me. As you might suspect from the incongruity, this was one of Cetera's first attempts at songwriting; he worked on it with drummer Danny Seraphine in advance of the third album after primary writers Robert Lamm, Terry Kath and James Pankow told the rest of the band their writing services wouldn't be needed. Cetera: "Danny and I had got together one night, and I said, 'I got this little thing that I've been working on.' That was at a point when I was sort of told that 'Where Do We Go From Here' [from Chicago II, Cetera's first writing credit] was probably the end of the line as far as my writing ‘cause the group was very happy with the writers they had, thank you, and we didn't need any more contributions. Danny and I got together, Virgos would, and said, 'Well, we'll show them, We'll write a song.'''
As much of a bummer as the lyrics was that Cetera and Kath butted heads over the track when recording it. Kath hated the song and Cetera hated Kath's performance on it. Cetera: "I was very proud of it, but one thing bad is that Terry said, 'Don't you ever tell anybody I ever played guitar this record,’ and he proceeded to play the song exactly like that, and that leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Terry kind of played that song with I-don't-give-a-sh!t attitude, and actually, when he did that to that song, in effect kind of [took] any heart out of it. I was never really happy with outcome 'cause it was played with one or two takes in mind. I'm still proud of it, it's one of the first things I did, and every person has to have a start.”
I like the guitar solo anyway.
At Carnegie Hall version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXWVweRF8lw
At #21, Terry Kath pays tribute to one of his friends/mentors.
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zamboni
Footballguy
I became completely infatuated with Nancy when this came out. She hadn’t had too many lead vocal opportunities before.
Heart Doug B These Dreams
Zegras11
Footballguy
I love this song
Green Day MAC_32 ?Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl)
zamboni
Footballguy
Great song - despite it hitting top 5, it’s one that isn’t played very often (at least from what I’ve heard).
Stevie Wonder Uruk-Hai That Girl
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kupcho1
Footballguy
The Decemberists
#22 The Crane Wife 1 & 2
Here it is! The first of several selections from the world’s most overqualified LARP convention house band!
Seriously, though, The Crane Wife (2006) was the Decemberists' 4th album and (in Pitchfork's opinion; mine as well) "further magnifies and refines their strengths")
The Crane Wife 1 & 2 (spoiler: there's a part 3 yet to come) is based on a Japanese fable. I won't include all the lyrics but here's a link in case you are interested. Worth checking out (although its pretty easy to follow along in the song).
We're only 10 in and I'm already at the point where I could have easily had this top 10. It is just so good. Such an emotional song.
There's a bend in the wind and it rakes at my heart
There is blood in the thread and it rakes at my heart
It rakes at my heart
My crane wife
#22 The Crane Wife 1 & 2
Here it is! The first of several selections from the world’s most overqualified LARP convention house band!
Seriously, though, The Crane Wife (2006) was the Decemberists' 4th album and (in Pitchfork's opinion; mine as well) "further magnifies and refines their strengths")
The Crane Wife 1 & 2 (spoiler: there's a part 3 yet to come) is based on a Japanese fable. I won't include all the lyrics but here's a link in case you are interested. Worth checking out (although its pretty easy to follow along in the song).
We're only 10 in and I'm already at the point where I could have easily had this top 10. It is just so good. Such an emotional song.
There's a bend in the wind and it rakes at my heart
There is blood in the thread and it rakes at my heart
It rakes at my heart
My crane wife
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
A lot of personal favorites in the #22s:
Todd's Dust in the Wind -- not to be confused with the Kansas song of the same name -- is one of the highlights of Something/Anything? and one of his best ballads. It's also one of the few songs he's put on a solo album but didn't write -- it was penned by keyboardist Mark "Moogy" Klingman, later a member of the original Utopia lineup.
The Police's The Bed's Too Big Without You -- a great reggae groove paired with a clever take on the "whoa is me, my baby left me" thing.
Genesis' Squonk -- possibly my favorite Phil-led song of theirs. Great riffage and atmosphere, and mysterious lyrics that always hold interest. When people rave about the A Trick of the Tail album -- and in my world, many people do -- this track is a big reason why.
Trail of Dead's Relative Ways -- one of the highlights of their masterpiece Source Tags and Codes. Badass riffage and great melody. I also witnessed Conrad Keely smash his guitar at the end of it the final time I saw them. (He had been peeved all night because the band's bus had broken down on the way to the venue, so they arrived too late to get drunk before going on.)
The Kinks' Tired of Waiting for You -- great psychedelic pop -- it feels like you're disappearing into the ether as you wait eternally.
That Girl -- one of Stevie's best grooves and arrangements. "Before I tell her that I love her -- baaaaaaaah -- that I want her -- baaaaaaaah --" the baaaaaaahs are some of the most heavenly things ever recorded.
Phish's Carini -- monster riffage. Named after their drum tech.
S&G's Scarborough Fair/Canticle -- the folkingest folk rock that ever folkrocked.
Todd's Dust in the Wind -- not to be confused with the Kansas song of the same name -- is one of the highlights of Something/Anything? and one of his best ballads. It's also one of the few songs he's put on a solo album but didn't write -- it was penned by keyboardist Mark "Moogy" Klingman, later a member of the original Utopia lineup.
The Police's The Bed's Too Big Without You -- a great reggae groove paired with a clever take on the "whoa is me, my baby left me" thing.
Genesis' Squonk -- possibly my favorite Phil-led song of theirs. Great riffage and atmosphere, and mysterious lyrics that always hold interest. When people rave about the A Trick of the Tail album -- and in my world, many people do -- this track is a big reason why.
Trail of Dead's Relative Ways -- one of the highlights of their masterpiece Source Tags and Codes. Badass riffage and great melody. I also witnessed Conrad Keely smash his guitar at the end of it the final time I saw them. (He had been peeved all night because the band's bus had broken down on the way to the venue, so they arrived too late to get drunk before going on.)
The Kinks' Tired of Waiting for You -- great psychedelic pop -- it feels like you're disappearing into the ether as you wait eternally.
That Girl -- one of Stevie's best grooves and arrangements. "Before I tell her that I love her -- baaaaaaaah -- that I want her -- baaaaaaaah --" the baaaaaaahs are some of the most heavenly things ever recorded.
Phish's Carini -- monster riffage. Named after their drum tech.
S&G's Scarborough Fair/Canticle -- the folkingest folk rock that ever folkrocked.
Mister CIA
Footballguy
John Maddens Lunchbox
Socialism for Dummies
And now for something completely different
#22- The Stranglers - La Folie
Year - 1981
Album - La Folie
UK Chart position - 47
Vocals - Jean-Jacques Burnel
Key Lyric - Parce qu'ils ont la folie
Ils ont la folie
Oui c'est la folie (4x)
English Translation
Because they're mad
They're mad
Yes, it's madness (4x)
Interesting Points
1- Jean Jacques Burnel managed to convince everyone including other dubious band members to release this as the follow up to Golden Brown. The stranglers had a clause in their contract controlling which songs got released as singles.
2- Ever since Duchess the Stranglers singles had struggled to chart. All singles falling outside the top 30. Golden Brown broke that, but this, the follow up to Golden Brown, followed the others
3- Apparently this is supposed to reference some Japanese Necrophiliac, but i missed that in the translated lyrics
4- This song beat out several similar songs. Only 2 of Midnight Summer Dream, La Folie, European Female, Dont Bring Harry and Strange Little Girl make the list. The other three are in my top top 7 out
5- The video was shot at one of my favorite parts of Paris, Montmarte.
I always thought La Folie was a simple translation of the Fool, but it means the Madness.
Summary to date
Year
1977 - 4
1978 - 2
1979 - 2
1980 - 0
1981 - 1
1982 - 0
1983 - 0
1984 - 0
1985 - 0
1986 - 0
1987 - 0
1988 - 1
1989 - 0
1990 onwards - 0
Where to find
Rattus Norvegicus - 4/9
No More Heroes - 0/11
Black and White - 1/12
The Raven - 2/11
The Gospel According to the Meninblack - 0/10
La Folie - 1/11
Feline - 0/9
Aural Sculpture - 0/11
Dreamtime - 0/10
All Live and All of the Night - 1/13
10 - 0/10
1991 onwards - 0
B Sides - 0
Greatest Hits - 0
Standalone Single - 1
Running Vocal Count
Hugh Cornwell - 6
Jean-Jacques Burnel - 4
Other - 0
Rundown
#31 - Walk on By
#30 - Ugly
#29 - All Day and All of the Night
#28 - Meninblack
#27 - Goodbye Toulouse
#26 - Princess of the Streets
#25 - Sweden (All Quiet on the Eastern Front)
#24 - Duchess
#23 - Sometimes
#22 - La Folie
Next we move to an 80s album track. Punk was long gone. This song gives me happy memories. Pretty sure most Stranglers fans wont rank it anywhere near as high. We have moved into phase 2 of my rankings. Songs I had to include. No questions.
#22- The Stranglers - La Folie
Year - 1981
Album - La Folie
UK Chart position - 47
Vocals - Jean-Jacques Burnel
Key Lyric - Parce qu'ils ont la folie
Ils ont la folie
Oui c'est la folie (4x)
English Translation
Because they're mad
They're mad
Yes, it's madness (4x)
Interesting Points
1- Jean Jacques Burnel managed to convince everyone including other dubious band members to release this as the follow up to Golden Brown. The stranglers had a clause in their contract controlling which songs got released as singles.
2- Ever since Duchess the Stranglers singles had struggled to chart. All singles falling outside the top 30. Golden Brown broke that, but this, the follow up to Golden Brown, followed the others
3- Apparently this is supposed to reference some Japanese Necrophiliac, but i missed that in the translated lyrics
4- This song beat out several similar songs. Only 2 of Midnight Summer Dream, La Folie, European Female, Dont Bring Harry and Strange Little Girl make the list. The other three are in my top top 7 out
5- The video was shot at one of my favorite parts of Paris, Montmarte.
I always thought La Folie was a simple translation of the Fool, but it means the Madness.
Summary to date
Year
1977 - 4
1978 - 2
1979 - 2
1980 - 0
1981 - 1
1982 - 0
1983 - 0
1984 - 0
1985 - 0
1986 - 0
1987 - 0
1988 - 1
1989 - 0
1990 onwards - 0
Where to find
Rattus Norvegicus - 4/9
No More Heroes - 0/11
Black and White - 1/12
The Raven - 2/11
The Gospel According to the Meninblack - 0/10
La Folie - 1/11
Feline - 0/9
Aural Sculpture - 0/11
Dreamtime - 0/10
All Live and All of the Night - 1/13
10 - 0/10
1991 onwards - 0
B Sides - 0
Greatest Hits - 0
Standalone Single - 1
Running Vocal Count
Hugh Cornwell - 6
Jean-Jacques Burnel - 4
Other - 0
Rundown
#31 - Walk on By
#30 - Ugly
#29 - All Day and All of the Night
#28 - Meninblack
#27 - Goodbye Toulouse
#26 - Princess of the Streets
#25 - Sweden (All Quiet on the Eastern Front)
#24 - Duchess
#23 - Sometimes
#22 - La Folie
Next we move to an 80s album track. Punk was long gone. This song gives me happy memories. Pretty sure most Stranglers fans wont rank it anywhere near as high. We have moved into phase 2 of my rankings. Songs I had to include. No questions.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
PLAYLIST
That said, @Charlie Steiner - the song zegrass had for the 22s was what you had me add the other day to the 23s. I added it again here, and will just edit it when you tell me what to replace it with.
That said, @Charlie Steiner - the song zegrass had for the 22s was what you had me add the other day to the 23s. I added it again here, and will just edit it when you tell me what to replace it with.
kupcho1
Footballguy
Just put it on every playlist.
Charlie Steiner
Footballguy
PM coming shortly.
Raging weasel
Footballguy
Before I fall behind, I knew 9 of the 23s.
New favs in playlist order
Black Maria- best Todd yet
Bad Blood
Sand- fav so far!
Freak Scene
Sea Song
New favs in playlist order
Black Maria- best Todd yet
Bad Blood
Sand- fav so far!
Freak Scene
Sea Song
plinko
Footballguy
It would appear we’ve gotten into the meat and potatoes
Relative Ways was the first single off of Source Tags and Codes, …’s best record, and here they are performing it on Conan https://youtu.be/mxUDYvIWgsA
I think The Crane Wife is a five star album as well and finally here we are
Gudbuy T’Jane would be my favorite Slade bomb for sure
Relative Ways was the first single off of Source Tags and Codes, …’s best record, and here they are performing it on Conan https://youtu.be/mxUDYvIWgsA
I think The Crane Wife is a five star album as well and finally here we are
Gudbuy T’Jane would be my favorite Slade bomb for sure
Charlie Steiner
Footballguy
Sorry I didn't notice the list had already been posted. Just so everyone doesn't have to go back and check to see when the list updates.
#22: Fire in the Hole.
This is the first of five songs from Steely Dan's debut album Can't Buy a Thrill to appear on my playlist.
This one went over my head for a long time; I was familiar with the term but didn't connect it to the context of the song. The Vietnam War was still going on when he wrote this and it's his response 'adults' questioning his unwillingness to go to war but not the war per se.
I didn't really start diving into Steely Dan until the early-90s, which was a time of uncertainty for me, so I guess I heard this song at the right time, as I found comfort in its sense of resignation but not surrender:
Don't you know there's fire in the hole
and nothing left to burn
I'd love to run out now
There's nowhere left to turn
#22: Fire in the Hole.
This is the first of five songs from Steely Dan's debut album Can't Buy a Thrill to appear on my playlist.
This one went over my head for a long time; I was familiar with the term but didn't connect it to the context of the song. The Vietnam War was still going on when he wrote this and it's his response 'adults' questioning his unwillingness to go to war but not the war per se.
I didn't really start diving into Steely Dan until the early-90s, which was a time of uncertainty for me, so I guess I heard this song at the right time, as I found comfort in its sense of resignation but not surrender:
Don't you know there's fire in the hole
and nothing left to burn
I'd love to run out now
There's nowhere left to turn
Mt. Man
Footballguy
22. The Killer Is Me (off Unplugged, 1996)
The Senator don’t love no drug program, he’s been a dopehead for thirty years.
The Senator don’t like no women, he prefers young boys in leather.
Wait, that’s on the Youtube version below, but ended up as part of Over Now on the album, didn’t it? Oh yeah. Can I start over?
Insane the mind
In the name of me
Can't find the time
To let things be
Let things be
(Youtube Version) Alice In Chains - The Killer Is Me (From MTV Unplugged)
Mike Inez’ guitar during the Unplugged session. https://i.redd.it/486j38u8umqa1.jpg
The tune for what became The Killer Is Me had been written for some time. How long is hard to say. Despite lots of pestering from Cantrell, Layne had never written lyrics for it. It’s rumored that Staley didn’t really like the song, but we’ll never know the truth there. So it was finally during the rehearsal for the Unplugged show that Jerry wrote the lyrics, they rehearsed it, and called it good enough to perform as an encore.
We’ve discussed before that this wasn’t Staley’s last song. It wasn’t even his final performance, though there weren’t that many afterwards. So for a large swath of people, this was the last time he was seen, or possibly heard. His final words here, after the song's over: “I wish I could just hug you all. But I’m not gonna.” You could do worse.
Next on the countdown, sitar. Sort of.
The Senator don’t love no drug program, he’s been a dopehead for thirty years.
The Senator don’t like no women, he prefers young boys in leather.
Wait, that’s on the Youtube version below, but ended up as part of Over Now on the album, didn’t it? Oh yeah. Can I start over?
Insane the mind
In the name of me
Can't find the time
To let things be
Let things be
(Youtube Version) Alice In Chains - The Killer Is Me (From MTV Unplugged)
Mike Inez’ guitar during the Unplugged session. https://i.redd.it/486j38u8umqa1.jpg
The tune for what became The Killer Is Me had been written for some time. How long is hard to say. Despite lots of pestering from Cantrell, Layne had never written lyrics for it. It’s rumored that Staley didn’t really like the song, but we’ll never know the truth there. So it was finally during the rehearsal for the Unplugged show that Jerry wrote the lyrics, they rehearsed it, and called it good enough to perform as an encore.
We’ve discussed before that this wasn’t Staley’s last song. It wasn’t even his final performance, though there weren’t that many afterwards. So for a large swath of people, this was the last time he was seen, or possibly heard. His final words here, after the song's over: “I wish I could just hug you all. But I’m not gonna.” You could do worse.
Next on the countdown, sitar. Sort of.
Mt. Man
Footballguy
Bonus Content. Warning: Possible “Cool Story, Bro”.
On a strictly personal level, I could’ve put MUCH, much higher. It would be strangely self-serving of me, and I certainly love other songs more. But still, plausible.
Longer story shorter, about 15 years ago there was a browser game I played that was looking for DJs, and I applied. Now, this was a very, very (ad infinitum) amateur setup, but it was big enough step for an introverted person like myself. Doing this also helped me meet my future wife, but that’s another story.
Anyway, my closing song for around 90% of my shows was, as you may have guessed, The Killer is Me. Why? Why not? The final words (see previous post) helped, as well as my undying love for AIC’s Unplugged album/performance. It’s probably been 10 years since I did that, and neither the game nor the ‘station’ have existed for years. Still, this song will always certainly remind me of some good times.
Longer story shorter, about 15 years ago there was a browser game I played that was looking for DJs, and I applied. Now, this was a very, very (ad infinitum) amateur setup, but it was big enough step for an introverted person like myself. Doing this also helped me meet my future wife, but that’s another story.
Anyway, my closing song for around 90% of my shows was, as you may have guessed, The Killer is Me. Why? Why not? The final words (see previous post) helped, as well as my undying love for AIC’s Unplugged album/performance. It’s probably been 10 years since I did that, and neither the game nor the ‘station’ have existed for years. Still, this song will always certainly remind me of some good times.
tuffnutt
Footballguy
22.
Clementine- Elliott Smith
off Self Titled album
They're waking you up to close the bar
The street's wet you can tell by the sound of the cars
The bartender's singing Clementine
While he's turning around the open sign
Dreadful sorry Clementine
Though you're still her man
It seems a long time gone
Maybe the whole thing's wrong
What if she thinks so but just didn't say so?
You drank yourself into slo-mo
Made an angel in the snow
Anything to pass the time
And keep that song out of yr mind
Oh my darling
Oh my darling
Oh my darling Clementine
Dreadful sorry Clementine
Clementine is a macabre play on a macabre folk song. I feel so much sorrow in Elliott's voicing in this one... so emotional so powerful... It is one of his most hauntingly beautiful tracks IMO...Clementine is a little captured moment… a man drunk in a bar after hours mourns the demise of a relationship as the bartender sings the title song. He was such a master of tone and melody and this songs shows that.
Clementine- Elliott Smith
off Self Titled album
They're waking you up to close the bar
The street's wet you can tell by the sound of the cars
The bartender's singing Clementine
While he's turning around the open sign
Dreadful sorry Clementine
Though you're still her man
It seems a long time gone
Maybe the whole thing's wrong
What if she thinks so but just didn't say so?
You drank yourself into slo-mo
Made an angel in the snow
Anything to pass the time
And keep that song out of yr mind
Oh my darling
Oh my darling
Oh my darling Clementine
Dreadful sorry Clementine
Clementine is a macabre play on a macabre folk song. I feel so much sorrow in Elliott's voicing in this one... so emotional so powerful... It is one of his most hauntingly beautiful tracks IMO...Clementine is a little captured moment… a man drunk in a bar after hours mourns the demise of a relationship as the bartender sings the title song. He was such a master of tone and melody and this songs shows that.
Mister CIA
Footballguy
I apologize for my lack of participation in the thread discussion. Between business, not drinking, and feeling old, it's sucked lately. Luckily, I can control one of those.
Frank Black comments:
A couple of months ago, he was on my short list with three others. I sensed that a huge chunk of the local nerd herd was missing out on some of the deep solo tracks, and that prompted my choice. Glad to see many kind responses kind of confirming as much.
A funny thing happened along the way... I don't absorb lyrics, like not at all. I can do 75% of American Pie, on a good day, and that's as good as it gets; but once I started tuning into what FB/BF was singing, I started getting vibes of the dearest of the dearly departed, Dale. They're not just big dudes from Boston who traveled the world (and elsewhere); they also possess(ed) a one in ten million grasp of harmony and melody (in all its forms). And now, fragments of the lyrics keep lingering, making me think something pairs with something I once read on this board, and then I feel like I'm searching for a clue or a conclusion that I know I won't find.
That's all for now. Well, I'd be remiss without mentioning the guitar work - subtle and beautiful, like no other.
Go Spurs Go! ... I'm excited.
ETA: Stay for the Tarot card references, or is it lower-case tarot?
Frank Black comments:
A couple of months ago, he was on my short list with three others. I sensed that a huge chunk of the local nerd herd was missing out on some of the deep solo tracks, and that prompted my choice. Glad to see many kind responses kind of confirming as much.
A funny thing happened along the way... I don't absorb lyrics, like not at all. I can do 75% of American Pie, on a good day, and that's as good as it gets; but once I started tuning into what FB/BF was singing, I started getting vibes of the dearest of the dearly departed, Dale. They're not just big dudes from Boston who traveled the world (and elsewhere); they also possess(ed) a one in ten million grasp of harmony and melody (in all its forms). And now, fragments of the lyrics keep lingering, making me think something pairs with something I once read on this board, and then I feel like I'm searching for a clue or a conclusion that I know I won't find.
That's all for now. Well, I'd be remiss without mentioning the guitar work - subtle and beautiful, like no other.
Go Spurs Go! ... I'm excited.
ETA: Stay for the Tarot card references, or is it lower-case tarot?
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Yo Mama
Footballguy
Pretty sure part 3 was the one I heard on The Bear last night.The Decemberists
#22 The Crane Wife 1 & 2
Here it is! The first of several selections from the world’s most overqualified LARP convention house band!
Seriously, though, The Crane Wife (2006) was the Decemberists' 4th album and (in Pitchfork's opinion; mine as well) "further magnifies and refines their strengths")
The Crane Wife 1 & 2 (spoiler: there's a part 3 yet to come) is based on a Japanese fable. I won't include all the lyrics but here's a link in case you are interested. Worth checking out (although its pretty easy to follow along in the song).
We're only 10 in and I'm already at the point where I could have easily had this top 10. It is just so good. Such an emotional song.
There's a bend in the wind and it rakes at my heart
There is blood in the thread and it rakes at my heart
It rakes at my heart
My crane wife
Yo Mama
Footballguy
#22 Genesis - Squonk
Album - A Trick of the Tail
Year - 1976
An epic song from one of my favorite Genesis albums (either 1a or 1b depending on my mood). A Squonk is a mythical creature of sorrow that collapses into a puddle of tears when captured.
Fun fact - this was the song that solidified Collins as the lead singer after Gabriel left the band. When they were holding auditions for a Gabriel replacement, one of the finalists was asked to sing this song, but the band didn’t like the way he sounded. Phil later sang it in a session and the rest of the band decided he was the lead singer the band needed and already had, choosing not to fill Gabriel’s spot.
Another song I think I ranked too low upon listening to it again.
Album - A Trick of the Tail
Year - 1976
An epic song from one of my favorite Genesis albums (either 1a or 1b depending on my mood). A Squonk is a mythical creature of sorrow that collapses into a puddle of tears when captured.
Fun fact - this was the song that solidified Collins as the lead singer after Gabriel left the band. When they were holding auditions for a Gabriel replacement, one of the finalists was asked to sing this song, but the band didn’t like the way he sounded. Phil later sang it in a session and the rest of the band decided he was the lead singer the band needed and already had, choosing not to fill Gabriel’s spot.
Another song I think I ranked too low upon listening to it again.
Charlie Steiner
Footballguy
Second time I've heard reference to a squonk. I'll tell you about the other one in a few days.
JB Breakfast Club
Footballguy
Book of Bad Decisions by Clutch
Let's GOOOOOOO. I really like this album while some of my Clutch friends aren't into it. I wonder if a third song from the album will make it, because, straight talk, it's one of my personal favorites
Let's GOOOOOOO. I really like this album while some of my Clutch friends aren't into it. I wonder if a third song from the album will make it, because, straight talk, it's one of my personal favorites
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I made the switch on the playlist so this is on there.
rockaction
Footballguy
"Shake a Tail Feather" is an awesome song in the original, this cover is great, too.
We used to listen to my frat rock compilations the last year we were in a fraternity before graduation. The uncool label might have applied, but we were too cool for school at that point, so it was hip, you know?
That was one of the songs on the comps. It went over bangingly with the women and men together, even though third wave feminism had already hit and was not lost on us. Girls still shook. Guys still wondered why she was messing with the fellas in the neighborhood. This is before (redacted) happened and the group sort of split after graduation, getting together only to get busted for smoking pot on beaches in New Jersey, except the tickets were written for alcohol because the cop didn't want to bother.
Come to think about it, we were like Grease, only twenty years later in real life and forty years fictitious time.
We'll always...be together
Here we go loop de loop
shake it up, baby
here we go loop de li
Bend over let me see you shake your tailfeather
We used to listen to my frat rock compilations the last year we were in a fraternity before graduation. The uncool label might have applied, but we were too cool for school at that point, so it was hip, you know?
That was one of the songs on the comps. It went over bangingly with the women and men together, even though third wave feminism had already hit and was not lost on us. Girls still shook. Guys still wondered why she was messing with the fellas in the neighborhood. This is before (redacted) happened and the group sort of split after graduation, getting together only to get busted for smoking pot on beaches in New Jersey, except the tickets were written for alcohol because the cop didn't want to bother.
Come to think about it, we were like Grease, only twenty years later in real life and forty years fictitious time.
We'll always...be together
Here we go loop de loop
shake it up, baby
here we go loop de li
Bend over let me see you shake your tailfeather
rockaction
Footballguy
I feel like too much information makes the story complete but (redacted) does the superego's and government's work so we'll let it stand redacted.
Mister CIA
Footballguy
At this time, is it bad form to post songs that did not crack my top-31 (but should have)?
I should know, but you know, I don't know.
I should know, but you know, I don't know.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
That would be major of you.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Top 5 Genesis tune for me.
New Binky the Doormat
Footballguy
Tau837
Footballguy
Foo Fighters Just Win Baby Stranger Things Have Happened
Stranger Things Have Happened
Foo Fighters · Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace · Song · 2007
This is the second of 3 songs in my top 31 from the album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace. This is as stripped down as it gets -- Dave Grohl on acoustic guitar with a metronome and nothing else. I love it.
In 2023, Consequence of Sound ranked what they characterized as all 156 Foo Fighters songs up to that point, ranking Stranger Things Have Happened #61. Here is an excerpt from their writeup:
I don't think the song is boring at all. YMMV.
Others have speculated it is about a lost relationship with a lover or a friend. Regardless, I think it is great.
The use of the metronome reminded me of this video about how hard it is to be the Foos drummer. The video (at around 20:30) claims that nearly every band plays along to a metronome or a "click track." But Taylor is quoted as saying the Foos don't do that, they instead rely on the drummer's timing.
First 10 Foo songs revealed:
22. Stranger Things Have Happened
23. I Should Have Known
24. Learn To Fly
25. Best Of You
26. Aurora
27. End Over End
28. What Did I Do / God As My Witness
29. Let It Die
30. Run
31. Iron Rooster
That would make an awesome 10 song album!
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rockaction
Footballguy
I personally don't care, but it's been determined that it's slightly bad form because it takes those that know about the artist and puts them in the position of knowing what did/didn't make it, thereby ruining the did.
Again, I don't care a whit what people do unless it's that ******* MAC_32 and he ruins the Green Day countdown for me. Same with The Dreaded Marco.
eta* The word edited out is a lot more playful than the other two seven-letter curse words, so please take note, MAC.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Still on the #23 playlist. New-to-me songs I enjoyed include those from: Jorge Ben Jor, Brandi Carlile, Modest Mouse, The Kinks, Sigur Ros, Green Day (f'd up lyrics, though), Daft Punk, Frank Black, Alice in Chains.
The Stranglers' Sometimes sounds like the Doors again -- yet it's supposed to be their "punk" song -- "punk" had a broader definition then than it does now.
The Stranglers' Sometimes sounds like the Doors again -- yet it's supposed to be their "punk" song -- "punk" had a broader definition then than it does now.
Mister CIA
Footballguy
Yo Mama
Footballguy
Nice - it’s well represented on my list.
Don Quixote
Footballguy
I posted a last five out for mine, but I think depends on the artist. I kind of figured no one would be holding their breath as to whether any of my last 5 out made my list.
Mt. Man
Footballguy
Some selected (‘random’) #22s
Hijomalind - Sigur Ros. Slow, haunting, and captivating. I know it’s another language, and yet the lyrics strike me as words I’m not quite hearing correctly. I might look up the translation, but I’m almost afraid it’ll lose something.
Dreams - Brandi Carlile. I enjoyed this song’s rising and falling volume (and/or tempo). Good guitar work on a song that’s simply solid, and makes my list to listen to again sometime.
My Favourite Kiss - Frank Black and the Catholics. New to me, and yet familiar at the same time. Leaves a strong impression, and done too quickly.
Innuendo - Queen. Flamenco! Exactly what you’d expect from Queen, right? Melancholy at parts (and not just because of the significance of this album) yet representative of their roots and values.
King Volcano - Bauhaus. Randomness put this right after Queen, and man, it flowed so well from there. The repeated rhythm carries here, with the few lyrics muted. It’s an almost hymnal chanting.
Shut ‘Em Up - The Prodigy. Manfred Mann and Public Enemy? Chaos! But the odd trio works better than you might think. Not completely in my wheelhouse, but still a very strong performance
Mama Can’t Buy You Love - Elton John. This hits different from a lot of other Elton John efforts, and it’s not just the change in songwriter. It’s a soulful, and somewhat of a forgotten gem.
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Also:
Of course I liked Genesis, The Kinks, Simon & Garfunkel and Ray Charles. There were a lot of new-to-me songs that were intriguing, though Dinosaur Jr. and The Doves (them again!) lead the way.
Hijomalind - Sigur Ros. Slow, haunting, and captivating. I know it’s another language, and yet the lyrics strike me as words I’m not quite hearing correctly. I might look up the translation, but I’m almost afraid it’ll lose something.
Dreams - Brandi Carlile. I enjoyed this song’s rising and falling volume (and/or tempo). Good guitar work on a song that’s simply solid, and makes my list to listen to again sometime.
My Favourite Kiss - Frank Black and the Catholics. New to me, and yet familiar at the same time. Leaves a strong impression, and done too quickly.
Innuendo - Queen. Flamenco! Exactly what you’d expect from Queen, right? Melancholy at parts (and not just because of the significance of this album) yet representative of their roots and values.
King Volcano - Bauhaus. Randomness put this right after Queen, and man, it flowed so well from there. The repeated rhythm carries here, with the few lyrics muted. It’s an almost hymnal chanting.
Shut ‘Em Up - The Prodigy. Manfred Mann and Public Enemy? Chaos! But the odd trio works better than you might think. Not completely in my wheelhouse, but still a very strong performance
Mama Can’t Buy You Love - Elton John. This hits different from a lot of other Elton John efforts, and it’s not just the change in songwriter. It’s a soulful, and somewhat of a forgotten gem.
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Also:
Of course I liked Genesis, The Kinks, Simon & Garfunkel and Ray Charles. There were a lot of new-to-me songs that were intriguing, though Dinosaur Jr. and The Doves (them again!) lead the way.
MAC_32
Footballguy
I tried real hard not to be Redundant on this list.
Tau837
Footballguy
I finally had a chance to listen to the #26 playlist.
Excluding my own song, I already knew that I liked these songs:
I have seen some comments in the thread about the Taylor Swift songs, and this is the first one I got to. I was not expecting to add her to my list.
Excluding my own song, I already knew that I liked these songs:
- SRV - The House Is Rockin'
- Rush - The Spirit Of Radio
- Stevie Wonder - Someday At Christmas
- ELO - Livin' Thing
- Daft Punk - Human After All
- Taylor Swift - the 1
- Black Francis - Stars
- Doves - Carousels
- Blur
- Ryan Adams & the Cardinals
- Elliott Smith
- Big Thief
- Alice In Chains
- Green Day
- Phish
- Spoon (x2)
- ...And You Will Know...
- Daft Punk (x2)
- Stranglers
- Decemberists
- Warren Zevon
- Doves (x2)
- The Tragically Hip
- Deadmau5 (x2)
- Taylor Swift
- Black Francis
I have seen some comments in the thread about the Taylor Swift songs, and this is the first one I got to. I was not expecting to add her to my list.
Uruk-Hai
Footballguy
Great song - despite it hitting top 5, it’s one that isn’t played very often (at least from what I’ve heard).
Stevie Wonder Uruk-Hai That Girl
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#22 "That Girl"
This album confounded people when it came out. It was a double LP that was basically a "greatest hits" of his '70s songs (some were remixed), but had one new song per side. I think that led some to think Stevie was treading water, but that doesn't take into account that he had hits everywhere in other formats - duets with friends, film soundtrack hits, etc.... He had enough new music in '82 to make a remarkable album had he gathered all of these songs together.
I bought this album at my first opportunity. But I had already heard "That Girl" on the radio and thought "oh yeah.....the old boy (he was all of 32) ain't dead yet". It opens with a drum pattern similar to "Superstition", though more treble-y. Then he brings in one of his signature keyboard lines and, before you know it, he's got you. As Pip says above, once the groove locks in it's all over but the crying. That background chorus has to be by, like, the Grambling State U chorus.
As a reminder, I'm not ranking these songs best-to-worst. I just threw them into the spreadsheet as I thought about them. Me trying to rank Stevie Wonder songs in some kind of quality order would have me in therapy. There are some that I knew had to be here and a few of them are near the top, but the rest are just whatever popped into my mind at the moment I was building the list. I could have done 131 instead of 31 and not felt I was reaching.
John Maddens Lunchbox
Socialism for Dummies
Much punkier stuff is coming. But not many punk bands with a prominent keyboardist, which is why i mentioned their closest reference point was the Doors.
Dave Greenfield was given permission to free form riffs to fit songs as he had been in prog rock bands since 1970.
He was diagnosed high functioning autistic, but the disclosure was never made public.
He sung lead on 6 album tracks like Dead Ringer, Peasant in the big ****ty and Genetix. None of them made my list
Heres wiki on his style
Upon his death from Covid
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otb_lifer
Footballguy
yes to that ^ spot on
King Volcano
direct bite off the "Waissal Song", which are not necessarily a hymn, moar like a carol ... but, yes, Ash/DJ fashioned it's bones into this haunting chanter.
lots going on here, thematically ... most of which lend to fertility/sexual overtones, right down to another homage to Bowie - this time thru his highly carnal "Velvet Goldmine" (i'll be your King Volcano right for you again and again/my Velvet Goldmine)
i always pictured Lord Summerisle leading his charges in a singalong of this, as they entered the feast of Imbolic, which were later absorbed into the moar Christian canon as Candlemas ("lonely people burn like candles")
"King Volcano gave me numbers" ... more pagan imagery, calling back to my opinion of this being emblematic of a seasonal rite, which proved bountiful.
or perhaps "lonely people burn like candles" are a direct reference to Sgt. Howie getting torched on the beach ... yes.
never came across a proper interpretation of the lyric from any of the lads, nor do i want/need to ... this were always how the tune's vibe hit me, and i'm quite happy with it.
kupcho1
Footballguy
I really like Brandi Carlile's Dreams
Great chorus and harmonizing. Fantastic voice.
But mostly I think it is because it doesn't sound the least bit country to me. Hope this doesn't make me a bad person.
Three of my all time favorites transporting me back to the last few years of high school and freshman year in college.
Bring on the Night (The Police) - as I've said before, their best album front to back. Not a clunker in the bunch (looking at you Mother
)
Squonk - (Genesis) - A Trick of the Tail was damn near transparent I played it so much.
If You Want Blood (You've Got It) - (AC/DC) - I'm getting too old for this **** (i.e., I just sprained my neck head banging to this song)
And some already-hearted songs from this millennium as well (including but not limited to Spoon, AYWKUBTTOD, Big Thief, THS, Doves).
Great chorus and harmonizing. Fantastic voice.
But mostly I think it is because it doesn't sound the least bit country to me. Hope this doesn't make me a bad person.
Three of my all time favorites transporting me back to the last few years of high school and freshman year in college.
Bring on the Night (The Police) - as I've said before, their best album front to back. Not a clunker in the bunch (looking at you Mother
)Squonk - (Genesis) - A Trick of the Tail was damn near transparent I played it so much.
If You Want Blood (You've Got It) - (AC/DC) - I'm getting too old for this **** (i.e., I just sprained my neck head banging to this song)
And some already-hearted songs from this millennium as well (including but not limited to Spoon, AYWKUBTTOD, Big Thief, THS, Doves).
simey
Footballguy
@KarmaPolice I notice that The Police's "Bring on the Night" is on playlist #23 and #22. I think "The Bed's Too Big Without You" may go on #22 since Zegras posted it with the others last night.
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