Sunshine performed by Screeching Weasel
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It´s my life performed by Paul Anka
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Kill My Boyfriend performed by Natalia Kills
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How to open at will the most beautiful window performed by Lalo Schifrin
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| | : A lot of Lalo Schifrin's music doesn't seem to adhere to a formula, and this is one of those ... I never get tired of hearing it : This track is so quiet and peaceful. Lalo is a genious. We got in France, an electronic artist called Alex Gopher (I think he took his name from the soap opera "Love Boat", it's a sign!) that sampled the three first strings notes from that track. His album is called "You, my baby and I" but is more famous for the interpretation he made on "The child" based on a beautiful song from Billie Holliday "God bless the child". For those who want notice the fruits that have grown from the roots! Ennio Morricone made a concert recently in Paris, if Lalo could do the same soon...
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salamanda palaganda performed by tyrannosaurus rex
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By the time I get to Phoenix performed by Dorothy Ashby
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Do it again performed by Ronnie Aldrich
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| | : and here i was convinced that i was the only person in the world that liked this album! the cover of "mas que nada" on here is great!
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Peaches En Regalia performed by Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention
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alla luce del giorno performed by ennio morricone
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hello walls performed by Faron Young
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Please, Please Me performed by Bearcuts
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hvis du bare ville performed by ranveig kvello
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Werewolves of London performed by Warren Zevon
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| | : You really should check out more Zevon, Groucho_75. One of America's greatest songwriters who sadly passed last year. Who else could write moving rock songs about topics as diverse as mercenaries in Africa (Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner), eternal Middle East tension (The Envoy), and toxic pollution by organic chemicals (Run Straight Down)?
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Serenade For Missy performed by The Residents
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True performed by Spandau Ballet
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Surrender performed by U2
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All I need is the girl performed by Harry Connick, Jr.
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For Love performed by Lush
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Chattahoochee performed by Alan Jackson
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Sandmen - Thelma (Fallout mix) performed by DIY
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You Get What you Give performed by New Radicals
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| | : An opera singer included this in her \"Desert Island Discs\" selection last week.
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25 or 6 to 4 performed by Chicago
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| | : I think you're incorrect about the meaning of the song. The compound for lsd or cocaine is nowhere close to resembling 25 or 6 to 4. The song, written by Robert Lamm, is about staying up all night writing a song. (3:35 am.) : You're right. The explanation I gave I heard once and took it as true. Thanks for the correction. I tend to question what I hear but I felt there was no harm in believing the acid explanation. : Actually the acid explanation is correct. LSD-25 was a popular type of LSD in the 60's. The drug known as Thorazine was considered to stop the effects of acid trip. Guess what? The number on the pill was 624. The lyrics in every verse suggest the effects of acid, spinning in his room, staring at blurry lights, etc. The question he asks himself is whether to take more LSD(25) and keep tripping or take Thorazine(624) and come down as the day breaks. Your shit has officially been ruined.
bestpageever.com : Right on allenmurphy. I like the acid idea more anyways. I thought that that was a really stupid way to refer to the time. I mean, artistic and creative freedom aside, 25 or 6 to 4 is a stupid way to refer to an hour of the day. I give Chicago a little more credit than that. Let's see if someone else writes and says that it really is a time of day. I couldn't open bestpageever.com. : sorry, try again. www.bestpageever.com nice to hear from ya kaptnunderpnts
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Whatever Happened To Claudine Longet ? performed by The Crooner
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| | : You kind of have to dissapear for a while after you kill someone and get away with it. I mean, you don't see OJ hurdling suitcases anymore do you? Cool song though. I thought it would sound like Momus just from the description, and it does bear a resemblance in a way... maybe more like early Jimi Tenor?
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All I Really Got to Know performed by Alexander Kowalski featuring Raz Ohara
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Danger! High Voltage! performed by Electric Six
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| | : Haha, this song rocks. Its a really, really fun song. Bass lines are great. Check out the video, its free on their site: http://www.electric6.com/media_video.html
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