'Lessons'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
This one will show up in a couple minutes...
3. "Looking For Lewis and Clark" - The Long Ryders. Roots rock punk for American history majors. Probably their most famous song.
4. "Christmas in New Zealand" - The Long Ryders. Because there are people here who needs songs about Christmas in New Zealand.
Just sent some mashups to buffistarawk.
"No Fun/Push It" - Stooges /Salt N Peppa. This is everything I love about a mashup. So hard and sexy. Highly recommended. This will make you chair dance.
"Peter Gunn (live) / Where's Your Head At" - Emerson, Lake & Palmer / Basement Jaxx. I should've included the segue into Peaches "Fuck the Pain Away" Mislabeled in the email. Oops.
"Milkshake It Up" - Cars and Kelis.
erinaceous, your No Idea song sounds like Les Negresses Vertes to me.
Jon, Liese, anybody who has recording equipment...
My version of "Come on Christmas" by Cheap Trick has one of those "hidden tracks" by just creating a 7:30 track, with 2:30 of song at the beginning then five minutes of dead air...and you know what I mean.
Anyway, I can edit the track so it doesn't play the dead air or the hidden track in iTunes by just going into the info and telling it to stop playing after a certain point. However, it still takes 7:30 minutes of space on a playlist. Can somebody edit this so that it is only 2:30 minutes (or so) of the song I want?
I'll post it up at Buffistawrawk if anybody is inclined to grab it and help me out here.
Hec, I cut the extra hidden track off using Sound Studio and sent it back to buffistarawk.
But there's this weird click at the beginning. Let me try again...
(Omigod I can't belive I have listened to a Cheap Trick song about Christmas this many times in one night.)
ETA: I repeated the process and the click (right at the beginning) remains. Maybe someone else will have more luck. Odd, I've never had that happen before.
Also, I love those mashups!
I did a better edit of the Cheap Trick, using ffmpeg, an mp3 utility that doesn't need to decode & reencode the mp3 in order to edit it. It's up on Buffistarawk now.
If his brother was still in the band then, then there is one more that is still the same because they are both still members.
Nope, it was totally different. They were more indie rock then. (This was almost 10 years ago.)
I keep forgetting to ask, can someone send me the info for buffistarawk?
done
Thanks!