lagniappe: Old 97s — Oppenheimer
Tony Plutonium: I don’t care what you say, scat singing is not jazz.
Me: Why not?
TP: If it has vocals of any kind, it’s pop.
Me: What about Ella Fitzgerald in Radio City Music Hall?
TP: That’s … very good pop. But it’s still pop.
Me: What?
TP: Hey, they’re only my rules, but they’re very strict.
Me: That seems —
TP: And if it has vocals, it’s not bluegrass, it’s country.
After being denied Cheerwine-Kreme-Filled Krispy Kreme doughnuts this morning, I thought it impossible that I could have a bigger Sad today.
The Who – Getting in Tune
Warren Zevon – Mutineer
Husker Du – Could You Be the One
Mission of Burma – OK/No Way
Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday
Pressure Boys – Noisy Neighbordub
Bo Diddley – Road Runner
U2 – Angel of Harlem
Dictators – Next Big Thing
Jeremy Fisher – Cigarette
Cramps – Strychnine
Lagniappe: Offspring – Come Out Swinging
Combination — Aerosmith
Wonderful World — Sam Cooke
Bearing Witness — Dreams So Real
Don’t Wait Too Long — Solomon Burke
Get Off My Cloud — Rolling Stones
TV Set — Cramps
Disco Inferno — Trammps
Good Times — Chic
Wild Night — Van Morrison
Room With a View — Blondie
lagniappe: Hit Somebody! (The Hockey Song) — Warren Zevon
UPDATE: Man, Winamp loves it some Rollin’ Stones tonight.
Via Tony Plutonium, some vintage live R.E.M. I liked this song even more than “Radio Free Europe.”
