The Kooks remind me of Herman's Hermits.
Heh. That's true.
I saw them live in a teeny little venue in Camden, back when they were still supporting obscure bands (in this case, my brother-in-law's band Morning Runner). Also back when I could still climb down into dark basement venues. They were ace.
This morning's shuffle ended up with:
Our Solemn Hour - Within Temptation
My Mind's Eye - Sirenia
Snow White Queen - Evanescence
Always - Saliva
So Cold - Breaking Benjamin
OMGWANT: [link]
If that were somewhat bigger, it could hold several cats....
Minority - Green Day.
That's on one of my playlists, not this one though.
"Blister in the Sun" Violent Femmes - "Never Had No One Ever" The Smiths
I remember those from high school. I don't actually have much stuff I listened to in high school. I have The Clash and Modern English, but I can't think of much else. I have 70s and 60s stuff, but it was stuff I didn't listen to back then.
I am skeptical that it would actually work that awesomely, with only four sections.
Alas, the Divine Tracey is no more. [link]
Yeah, I saw that. The new setup seems almost as odd, frankly. But can we focus on this part?
founded by Rev. Major Jealous Divine
Was Major his first name?
"Secret Corners" - The Church - The Blurred Crusade
Ooh, Aussie music gets a look-in.
Monsoon- Robbie Williams
I love that album. Really helped me during my first marriage breakup. I haven't met many people in the States who get his appeal.
Random question - if you have really bad sinuses, and you're suddenly exposed to the vacuum of space, would your sinuses clear out?
Sure, in that your head will explode from the inside out.
waits for scientifically minded Buffista(s) to refute this