'Out Of Gas'
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.
From the Minearverse thread:
I am totally stoned on cold medicine! -- Allyson
This would be a good name for a rock band. -- Narrator
Lester Bangs is smiling at this. In part because Romilar is free in heaven. Hell, too, but I think the big guy's in heaven.
causing some serious right scrollage on my browser. Would you mind fixing?
Pardon.
Granted.
Steph and anyone else who hasn't been initiated into Frou Frou, here are two songs for your listening pleasure.
enjoy!! let me know if the links expire. i will attempt to upload a few more tomorrow night.
There was a fairly good, if short, article in today's Salt Lake Tribune about greatest hits albums. They mention Talking Heads, Hank Williams, Meat Puppets, and Prince in one article. Pretty impressive.
I have a question for the Johnny Cash fans out there-- what's a good "starter" album to give someone who likes the little he's heard of Cash?
His last one would actually be a good place to start, because Hurt is so fantastic and representative. Or, you could just go with a Greatest Hits - lord knows, there are an awful lot of them.
Depends if you want late magisterial Cash - in which case any of the American albums would work - or early Man in Black cash - in which case start with Live at San Quentin, perhaps the greatest live album ever recorded.
Live at San Quentin
This definately.
The British have better headlines and better contrived reality shows than we do: Rebecca Loos wanks off pig on British TV. And just in case you're worried, the official ruling is that she 'did not degrade pig'.
Oh, yeah... music board. Check. I saw Brian & Leon Dewan last night & thought this would interest Jon.