Jacques Brel and "The Impossible Dream" are just a perfect combination of music and singer.
Buffista Music 4: Needs More Cowbell!
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.
I prefer Jacques Brel singing "Next."
I prefer Jacques Brel singing "Next."
Gavin Friday did a nifty cover of that on his first "solo" album.
Gavin Friday did a nifty cover of that on his first "solo" album.
I have that album! It's the one he did for Island with all the Tom Waits sidemen.
My favorite cover, though, is Scott Walker's.
I have a whole compilation of Brel covers in English, including folks like Bowie, Walker, Marc Almond.
What are some good Weezer albums since their 1994 self-titled debut?
What are some good Weezer albums since their 1994 self-titled debut?
That would be working under the assumption there's such a thing as a good Weezer album.
t /NOT a fan
Heh. I was thinking "Is there really a bad Weezer album?"
I know Pinkerton is particularly beloved amongst my Weezer-mad friends.
Ha! Nora just linked to an entry in my friend Carol's blog about cooking her way through the French Laundry Cookbook. And I laughed and laughed because there's a song list to accompany your cooking!
Carol is such a Buffista and she doesn't even know it.
Man, loving the new Nouvelle Vague album.
They've changed the style up a little - this one sounds more cabaret/chamber pop (with a few rootsy touches thrown in - though that would be exotica for the French).
Huh. Amanda Palmer is currently appearing on Good News Week.