Oh my shoes are jus' fine -the only investment I make in what I wear for work. But after 14 hours -like today-, your feet are gonna fucking hurt.

This is stuck with me just as much now, though

this was stuck in my head all day

Got this on repeat:

Hell yeah!

Thanks to Popdigr and a buddy that wanted the tablature for it, this has been in m'haid today:



Not my kind of song, but, I guess there are worse tunes out there...

S'about the catchiest thing I've heard in a long while, hooks a-plenty.

I may already have posted these in the Good Music thread - but I'mma posting here as well because these two tracks are battling for supremacy in my head and have been for at least a week.

Clutch goal last night leads to earworm...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wH_FjPnQVU&t=83s

I don't do earworms :) I get one stuck, I reach for the headphones (since I'm almost always at home) and blow it outta there with Queensryche, Rammstein, Zeppelin, Jeff Beck...whatever has BIG BASS and catches my attention. Sometimes I even pull up a couple of select really old rap faves--"Body Beautiful" by Salt-N-Pepa, "Mama Said Knock You Out" by LL Cool J, and "Brass Monkey" or "No Sleep Til Brooklyn" by the Beastie Boys.

I'm old. :D

:devil:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5-gja10qkw

youtube's not working for me here right now, so, I just posted a regular link.

My Name is Human by Highly Suspect.

For weeks.

And I really don't mind.

Awwww, don't they look sweet.

whatever you posted is still a black square for me, but so sweet of you to try, thanks. Reminds me of when my grandma tried to make up for my parents' refusal to let me get a boombox by giving me her old radiogram.

I see videos in Firefox, black boxes in IE.

Excellent new video for Tiny Dancer.

Yeah. That was good

Quite

I though it was extremely poignant.

This one is in my head now. The young lady didn't beat cancer, but appears undefeated. Mind the eye water.

Suppose to be a help, your mileage may vary.

Have recently had "Science Fiction Double Feature". Currently "Cleveland Rocks".

:devil:

The POTUSOA? Right?

Via the Drew Carey Show, which was on in the background for several hours this weekend.

Heh, that's where I learnt about it.:jig:

I read when Carey signed to do the Price is Right he was worth $45million. Didn't need the gig for money, but did to shake depression.

where's my riot? :(

That wasn't too bad.





I've been hearing "Blinded By The Light" in my head quite a bit, lately. Caused me to find out it's actually a Bruce Springsteen song. Didn't know that.

I just did that a few months ago. Same thing with For You . Two of my old favorites.

For some reason or other....

I noticed he lost a lot of weight before he got married, but the weight is coming back. I wish I knew of a weight loss gimmick besides a capful of mylanta a day.lol.

That Gwen Stefani is hot enough to burn two wet mules.

***NSFW Language***



The (NSFW Language) bit leading up to this, about going home with a fat girl, is very good, also.

It's that melody, man. Sticks like glue.

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That ain't no Hank Williams song.

Queen. Anything by Queen. It just sticks for days and days. I have to sometimes play the whole song in my head to get it out !

Wutzzatnow?

:lol2:

Sometimes this one comes back to mind for a bit. From an artist who didn't quite make the crossover as a singer into mainstream American pop culture.

Man. Ol' Toby done put on a few pounds. And a few years.

Hadn't seen this before, not it won't go away... Joplin and Jones.

Absolutely

That led me to



Now 76... Tom Jones on UK TV last March.

Nailed it

He can still cook. :thumb:

Damn that bastard looks good for 76.

And still got that VOICE!!!

Since the CMA awards last night:

Number one in the U.K. today in 1970:



And now it's in m'haid.

:jig:

It's been here: https://cellar.org/group.php?groupid=10

Willie Nelson's son, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real:



:devil:

Better bigger, and louder.

I was stuck on this song for about a week.
I never got tired of it.

I think it's one of the best melodies ever written.
The arrangement and instrumentation is impeccable.



The Beatles aren't the only ones to have written 'perfect' songs.

quite agreed quite agreed.




Here's next week, then. It's only made a hair uneven with Elvis Costello's production. But the thing is, Chris Difford can write a goddamn lyric.

The whole thing is draped in soul instead of blues, and we don't realize it or really think about how draped in soul it is, because it's these five guys from London. But it's not exactly the blue-eyed soul of Hall and Oates, because it's turned down a notch. It's made subtle.

:jig:

Yes, yes. This is a good one. The total, pleasing, effect of the lyrics, vocals, instrumentation, and production of this track is only outweighed by the question, "who is Squeeze?"

...

Edited to add:
"oh.. I still have no idea"

Members:

Glenn Tilbrook
Chris Difford
Simon Hanson
Stephen Large
Steve Smith
Yolanda Charles

Past members:

Jools Holland
Paul Gunn
Harry Kakoulli
Gilson Lavis
John Bentley
Paul Carrack
Don Snow
Keith Wilkinson
Chris Holland
Andy Metcalfe
Matt Irving
Pete Thomas
Kevin Wilkinson
Hilaire Penda
Ashley Soan
Chris Braide
Steve Nieve
Nick Harper
Lucy Shaw

Who?

Being a fan of the band, Squeeze is pretty much Difford/Tilbrook and whatever musicians are on hand that day.

Chris Difford (the low froggy-voiced one) writes the lyrics and Glenn Tilbrook (the high poppy-voiced one) writes the music, both really very good at what they do.

The trouble is, they recruited Paul Carrack to play keys for a while, and since Mr Carrack is a great singer (Ace "How Long", singer for Mike + the Mechanics), they had him take the mic for one song: "Tempted". Then that one song becomes their greatest international hit.

At some point in the 80s, some music journalists thought Difford/Tilbrook was the next Lennon/McCartney, 'cept nobody is really the next Lennon/McCartney.

They are organized much more like a Becker/Fagen than a Lennon/McCartney.