I’m back to a previous theme: music from people I had never heard of before. A fair amount of what I’ve been listening to appears to be from young people whose parents had really good vinyl collections, going back to the 80s and even the 60s. Case in point:
TheZoo
Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or in the darkness of destructive selfishness. ~Martin Luther King, Jr.
TheZoo 
Beck
Tim Tebow to Jesus Christ….
Don’t care who you are, that’s funny right there…
That is brilliant.
That was funny.
I don’t know any bands I’ve never heard before. I wonder why that is?
It Takes Time – The Marshall Tucker Band
I don’t know any bands I’ve never heard before. I wonder why that is?
That’s because I’m keeping you up to date. Now you know them.
If I Remember To Forget – Little Anthony and The Imperials
Yes, now that the good news about beer is out (“Yay beer!”)
It’s Happy Hour again (for me at least)
Dogs – Pink Floyd
Did I post Them Crooked Vultures before? If so, I must have been drunk so I don’t remember.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpkRtzNUQtE
How about Phish?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH3UpIJPnnc
And a little more straight up rock-n-roll from Chickenfoot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKkxxLEBwBo
And how could I ignore Eric Schwartz?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5YrB7TpT1Y
Love the video, gummitch. 🙂
Life goes on when you’re not looking…and even when you are. This is for my son, Zoo Jr.
Back by popular demand… Flight of the Bumblebee Balloon. 😆
I Scare Myself – Thomas Dolby’s cover of the Dan Hicks song
M83 ‘Midnight City’
Niki & The Dove – The Drummer
Tycho – Past is Prologue
Carmen Rizzo The Lost Art of the Idle Moment
M83 ‘Midnight City’
CLEAN UP PLEASE from 7.03 – 7.10p
and thanks for the save from the spam bin!
Last evening, over on LGF, Charles Johnson posted, and I thank him for the reminder, of the brilliant
Gil Scott Heron, Johannesberg
Psst….do ya wanna dance?
OMG, I love this song!
For those near the sea, and for those who wish they were.
My Queen in the Bay area.
Wow, I loved me some Zydeco when I lived in Louisiana. And crawfish. 🙂
Best “outside” music ever developed
Keeps up the energy in the awful heat and humidity!
Well how much?
That much. 😉
Hey girl, you like crawfish? Well chew on this…
Delicious. 🙂
For Ebb
Everybody knows about BB king, but that skinny little white guy could play a little bit, too.
– Cat’s old man.
Bombay Bicycle Club – Lights Out, Words Gone
Zoos of Berlin – “Black in the Sun Room”
Spag Heddy – Serenata (1080p)
keeping the sea theme going…Portlands Seafood Momma.
Quarterflash!
One friday rainy night in Oct. 1978, just driving along, wondering what to do, I passed a roadhouse in Beaverton that had a crowd milling out front. I pulled in and discovered the original “Seafood momma”
band. They. Were. Really. Good. They had an outstanding fiddle player that knew how to shred. But L.A. beckoned. So Marv & Rindy dismantled that band, and went gloss, and imho lost their musical soul.
So many bands do that. They must think that at some point they’ll be able to get back to their ‘real music,’ but that never happens.
Glad you got to see the original!
The Cult – She Sells Sanctuary
Echo And The Bunnymen – Lips Like Sugar
Bauhaus – “She’s In Parties”
Buzzcocks – Promises
Psychedelic Furs, Sister Europe
Bob Marley – Natural Mystic
Buva – She Makes Me Fall Down
King Sunny Ade – Mo Beru Agba / Ma Jaiye Oni
This music era passed me by, but I love how this one builds…
Or this maybe?
It does build a bit, but the repetition became annoying. Boo.
Understood. The CD version is a lot shorter and tighter, but I couldn’t find it. Strike one!
We’re doing strikes!? 😆
Maybe this one?
Much better!
To say goodnight
Absolutely wonderful.
Goodnight, nwoldguy.
The techno-beat was salvation!
Beautiful South Perfect10
The Cardigans – Erase / Rewind
Don’t Marry Her – The Beautiful South
Gorgeous green eyes…
The Stranglers North Winds