PopTodd

I just added comments to my own mix. Good idea. Thanks.

Just picked it up. Thanks for the heads-up!

Pixies - Doolittle The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms Nirvana - In Utero Thelonious Monk - The Best of the Blue Note Years

So, I originally sent this in a private message to another boarder, but thought that it might be good enough to share. So... RAWK ME GENTILE Song List: 25 O'Clock - The Dukes Of Stratosphear XTC in disguise. This is pure, authentic psychedelic pop. Close your eyes and you could swear it was Syd and not XTC. I've Been Lonely For So Long (demo version) - Fredrick Knight One of several songs on this comp that came from another comp -- The Birmingham Sound: The Soul of Neil Hemphill. Pure, deep soul from the 60's. Will He Be Waiting For Me - Dolly Parton So much more than boobies. Dolly

It was "I'm the Urban Spaceman" - very good. It just so happens that Viv is the guy in my avatar; and I just used that for reference, but you're right that Neil did sing "Urban Spaceman". Now: Who produced it and what was their real name?

The guy in my avatar was the singer in a band called The Bonzo Dog Band, who had a top-10 hit (in the UK) back in the 1960's. • What was the name of the song? • Who produced it? • And what was the producer's real name?

Name ALL of Spinal Tap's drummers, beginning from their days as The Thamesmen.

Barry Adamson - As Above, So Below (available for $0.22) Former member of The Bad Seeds and Magazine.... like soundtrack music without the movie. Jazz-inflected and dark. The guy is excellent. Barry Adamson's AllMusic entry.

Tom Zé - Estuando a Bossa Camper Van Beethoven - Telephone-Free Landslide Victory Barry Adamson - As Above, So Below Post Office - Public Displays of Affection Steve Earle - Train a Comin'

Just go to a bunch of guitar stores, play a whole shitton of guitars that are in your price range, and buy the one that feels and sounds the best to you. If you follow my advice, you'll probably find something that you never dreamed of ever owning; and being a whole lot happier with it. The wand chooses the wizard. or something.

YES! That's it! Not a "great" song by any means, but it brings me back. So much fun. Thanks!

"That woman stole my song!!!" Attribute the quote to the correct musician. To who were they referring, and to which song?

They just re-ran his outstanding "Pubs of Dublin" special on Saturday night here on the Chicago PBS station. Damn. RIP.

I used to have this on a mixtape that I got from a friend back in 89 or so. Just a fun, fun song. Stupid. But fun. As a refresher, here are the lyrics: Anyone remember it? Have it?

HALF-PRICE BOOKS Seriously the most-fun retailer that I have ever experienced. I can spend hours in there. Books (of course) CDs DVDs Vinyl albums Video games Gaming systems and other shit that I'm probably forgetting about And the name of the store is no lie. Example : I bought Band On The Run: 25th Anniversary Edition CD DISC 1: 1. Band on the Run 2. Jet 3. Bluebird 4. Mrs. Vanderbilt 5. Let Me Roll It 6. Mamunia 7. No Words 8. Helen Wheels 9. Picasso's Last Words (Drink to Me) 10. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five DISC 2: 1. Dialogue Intro / Band On The Run - (Nice

Wilco - Wilco (the album) De La Soul - De La Soul is Dead Caetano Veloso - Livro Brian Eno - Another Day on Earth Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass

Who was John Cale's backing band on his orchestral pop masterpiece Paris,1919?

Is that "Big Pink"? From another angle?

Damn, then it was the keys player, because I know that Warren Curcuillo and Terry Bozzio both played with Frank.

Name 5 bands that Adrian Belew played with.

The singer: Dale Bozzio.

Chad and Jeremy ?

Also known as the lead singer of The Bonzo Dog Band – and the guy in my avatar.

Butterflies - Butterflies Arcade Fire - Funeral Iron Maiden - Killers The Webb Brothers - Maroon