I was trying to find the original video for this, but this live performance might even be better.
Browsing Posts published in April, 2010
It’s been a while since I’ve done this. To get the thumbnails and all, I have to go into WordPress, and that’s kind of a pain. But I care because you do! And the eye candy of the day is from Hayley Williams, singer of Paramore. She’s got a great voice and is a beautiful […]
It’s somewhat difficult to post Windy & Carl on a Song of the Day installation. Most of their best songs last more than 10 minutes, which is more than what YouTube allows for a single post. But here is a song that barely squeaks under the limit. Also, it’s one of my favorite songs by […]
Forgive the fan made video. Nothing wrong with it, it’s just… bright. Sadly the official music video has “embedding disabled by request.” EMI, in their infinite knowledge, is still being dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st Century. When will they learn that YouTube increases sales? And if you allow YouTube to host it at […]
Phew, I am finally done catching up on re-writing the past. And Sunday is supposed to be a day of rest! Anyway, I bring back my deep insight into these posted songs. For somebody who is a left-wing anarchist, Jello Biafra does a really good job of dissecting the college-aged “progressive” with this classic track. […]
Happy Easter! Due to the limitation of the internet and certain laws of physics, I cannot physically place candy on this site. But I can put this video here: The video quality is rather poor but at least the audio sounds good.
2010 has been a really bad year for musical deaths. The most recent (that I am aware of) was Alex Chilton. Somehow I missed paying tribute to him when he passed away, but there’s no time like the present to post this: “September Gurls” is easily one of his best pure pop songs. R.I.P. Alex
Watch out, this song might give you diabetes. I found this a few weeks ago by accident. I was looking for a Voice of the Beehive video and this was one of the related clips. At first I wasn’t quite sure what to make of it. But the more I listened, the more I loved […]
