Into the Mystic
Videos o’ the Day: Van Morrison Oh Yeah, it’s St. Patty’s day so, of course we are going to feature Van the Man. Here are a couple of great performances. Enjoy.
Providing Musical Distractions for our Sick, Sad World
Videos o’ the Day: Van Morrison Oh Yeah, it’s St. Patty’s day so, of course we are going to feature Van the Man. Here are a couple of great performances. Enjoy.
Song of the Day: Bob Schneider – Round & Round The world keeps turning, Nothing you can do about that. You are just spinning around and around whether you want to or not. This pleasantly melancholy, circular song by Austin based Singer-Songwriter Bob Schneider from his 2001 album Lonelyland takes you along for that ride …
Video of the Day: Propellerheads featuring Miss Shirley Bassey – History Repeating This song will always be cool. It elegantly epitomizes and simultaneously deconstructs the allure of Pop Music. Featuring state of the art beats and production (circa 1997) by Propellerheads and the Timeless Classiness of Shirley Bassey, it has all the bases covered and is …
Song of the Friday: Wycleff Jean – Low Income Sometimes Wycleff Jean wants to be president of Haiti. Sometimes, he, like the rest of us, just Thanks God It’s Friday. This bumpin’ anthem to the start of the weekend is from the soundtrack to Next Friday (1999) and is a great way to get the Party …
Song of the Day: John Cale – Dirty-Ass Rock ‘N’ Roll Here’s a rude song to wake up to! This sleazy slab of Dirty-ASS Rock ‘N’ Roll originally from John Cale‘s 1975 Slow Dazzle album will grow hair on your chest. Apply to the affected areas and Feel the Healing Power! …
(Nokie in red) Nokie Edwards was Lead Guitarist for the legendary group The Ventures for nearly 60 years! He and his group influenced nearly everyone who has picked up a guitar since 1961. As a tribute we present their tough version of the Hawaii 5-0 theme. It has a dynamite video, too. (For more on …
Song of the Day: The Elvis Brothers – Burnin’ Desire Today’s rockin’, rowdy Song of the Day comes to us courtesy of The Elvis Brothers. This absolutely shoulda-been-Hit Single comes from their terrific 1985 album Adventure Time. It’s irresistibly catchy chorus and Pure Power Pop exuberance should have taken these deserving young lads to the top …
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Our Humble Tribute to Stephen Hawking, Certified Genius and Pop Culture Phenomenon:
Infinite Jones – Yo Um Constructed from bits and pieces of Pop ephemera, featuring Tarzan on vocals and a cut and paste Miles Davis trumpet solo, this is another slightly too long demo from 1999/2000. Hope you like it. The art work is by the Infinite Tina.