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Name a Song You Listened to in the Last 24 Hours.
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Feb 22, 2012 05:30AM
"Tell Me" - Dead Boys
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I Will Follow You Into The Dark - Death Cab For Cutie
"Mr. Simple" by Super Junior
"One of the Boys" - Mott the Hoople
Since You're Gone - The Cars
"Twist and Shout" - Rodney Dangerfield
Nearly eight years he's gone and I still miss the guy.
"Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White" - The Standells
"Somebody that I used to Know" - Gotye.I'm finding it eerily catchy.
Annette wrote: ""Somebody that I used to Know" - Gotye.I'm finding it eerily catchy."
Try this version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4d_kE...
Somebody kill me. I woke up with Key Largo in my head and it's taken over my world. My whole damn world is centered around having it all just like we did in Key Largo.
GRRRR! I thought yesterday was bad? Today the earworm boring into my head is a Beetles song. I believe it is called A Wonderful Christmas-time. Really?!?!?! Com'on now! Just pour acid in my ears. At the risk of being skewered........I fucking HATE The Beetles!
"Sim-ply hav-ing a wonderful Christmas time..."
"Department of Youth" - Alice Cooper
Chock-full of berserk sleaziness and bad craziness, Carroll’s amphetamine, amphibian warble and stripped-down paean to living fast, dying young, and leaving a beautiful corpse might not be everyone’s cup of joy, but “People Who Died” is a masterpiece of resistor-frying chaos.
If you don’t hear it soon, hair will grow on your palms.
In high school I was obsessed with Jim Carrol. I read "The Basketball Diaries" about 100 times. These days for me, it does not hold up. When I read him now, (Rest in Peace, Jim) I can only think, oh you self-absorbed, self-destructive bastard.I still love "People Who Died," however.
I am conflicted, I know.
Cynthia wrote: "In high school I was obsessed with Jim Carrol. I read "The Basketball Diaries" about 100 times. These days for me, it does not hold up. When I read him now, (Rest in Peace, Jim) I can only think, o..."
I haven't read "The Basketball Diaries" in years, but loved it way back when.
But there was a time when I was - to use your words - obsessed with this song. Always thought Carroll sounded like he was trying to outrun an avalanche.
I haven't read "The Basketball Diaries" in years, but loved it way back when.
But there was a time when I was - to use your words - obsessed with this song. Always thought Carroll sounded like he was trying to outrun an avalanche.
Clark, have you watched the video from the movie, "The Basketball Diaries" of this song? Not bad. It kinda makes my heart race.
Cynthia wrote: "Clark, have you watched the video from the movie, "The Basketball Diaries" of this song? Not bad. It kinda makes my heart race."
Yes, but I've never actually seen the movie itself.
Yes, but I've never actually seen the movie itself.
Last Train to Clarksville by The Monkees- in tribute to my dearly departed first crush.
Thank you Jim. I'm new to the whole site in general, so I am just finding my way round- thank you for the welcome though, that's very kind.
Glad you joined us Karen, hopefully you will join in more.
Cat *chilling with the Doctor* wrote: "More Beer-Fear"
Always thought those guys were geniuses if for nothing else than the song title, "New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones."
Always thought those guys were geniuses if for nothing else than the song title, "New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones."
"Fly me to the Moon"...Frank Sinatra
"Soul Power" -- James Brown, Bobby Byrd, Bootsy Collins, recorded on Italian television.
Your Love Gets Sweeter - Finley Quaye
Clark, I just caught that you were listening to Twist & Shout-Rodney Dangerfield. I miss him, too. Back to School is a favorite.
Only for You - Heartless Bastards (love this song... kinda stays with you; although, I felt the same way about Pumped Up Kicks & Black Velvet at one time)
All of These Things - Art Neville (I had forgotten about this gem & am very glad it was reintroduced into my musical lexicon)
Heidi wrote: "Only for You - Heartless Bastards (love this song... kinda stays with you; although, I felt the same way about Pumped Up Kicks & Black Velvet at one time)"Owl Eyes doing Pumped Up Kicks... highly recommend:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_AA6N...
Heidi wrote: "Clark, I just caught that you were listening to Twist & Shout-Rodney Dangerfield. I miss him, too. Back to School is a favorite."
Yep. Can you imagine a dorm party with Oingo Boingo as the entertainment?
Yep. Can you imagine a dorm party with Oingo Boingo as the entertainment?
Clark wrote: "Heidi wrote: "Clark, I just caught that you were listening to Twist & Shout-Rodney Dangerfield. I miss him, too. Back to School is a favorite."Yep. Can you imagine a dorm party with Oingo Bo..."
I still think of that movie every time I see a Tim Burton kids' movie.
Emily wrote: "Heidi wrote: "Only for You - Heartless Bastards (love this song... kinda stays with you; although, I felt the same way about Pumped Up Kicks & Black Velvet at one time)"Owl Eyes doing Pumped Up K..."
Oh crap! A Pumped Up Kicks that's even catchier than the first one!
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