- Rage Against The Machine – “Wake Up” Rage Against The Machine
- Panic! At The Disco – “I Constantly Thank God for Esteban” A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out
- The Pogues – “London Girl” The Very Best of The Pogues
- Eric Clapton – “Wonderful Tonight” Time Pieces
- Feist – “How My Heart Behaves” The Reminder
- Velvet Revolver – “You Got No Right” Contraband
- The Clash – “Spanish Bombs” London Calling
- Old 97’s – “King Of All The World” Satellite Rides
- Gorillaz – “Feel Good Inc.” Demon Days
- Coconut Records – “Wires” Davy
John and I just had a conversation about “Wake Up” the other day. Escala, the previous winners of “Britain’s Got Talent”, were on the show this week playing a song. John was convinced it was “Wake Up“, but it was quite obviously “Kashmir”. The performance in question can be viewed here, judge for yourself (but it’s definitely “Kashmir”).
Andrew
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E-6 // 05.29.2009 at 11:36 AM UTC |
1. “Brooklyn’s On Fire” Nicole Atkins Neptune City
2. “Metal School” Spoon A Series of Sneaks
3. “I Guess I’m Floating” M83 Before The Dawn Heals Us
4. “Bold Soul Sister” Ike & Tina Turner The Ultimate R&B Collection
5. “Somebody Got Murdered” The Clash Sandinista
6. “Mexican Blue” Jolie Holland Springtime Can Kill You
7. “Every Artist Needs a Tragedy” No Age Weirdo Rippers
8. “Human Highway” Neil Young & Crazy Horse Year Of The Horse
9. “Tomorrow is Forever” Solomon Burke Nashville
10. “Type Slowly” Pavement Brighten the Corners
Big Mak // 05.29.2009 at 12:43 PM UTC |
Your Touch – Black Keys – Magic Potion
Chop Suey – System of a Down – Toxicity
Monkey Gone to Heaven – Pixies – Doolittle
The Mountain – Heartless Bastards – The Mountain
For All the Cows – Foo Fighters – Foo Fighters
Suck – Nine Inch Nails – Broken
Powderfinger – Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Rust Never Sleeps
Dancing Days – Led Zeppelin – How the West Was Won
Smack My Bitch Up – Prodigy – Fat of the Land
Velvet Pants – Propellerheads – Decksanddrumsandrockandroll
Yep, definitely Kashmir, IMO the most overrated Zeppelin song out there.
Rhubarb_Runner // 05.29.2009 at 1:40 PM UTC |
Woke up at 5:15 this morning, and although I couldn’t get back to sleep for those final 45 minutes of shut-eye, I did enjoy listening to a pair of owls on the top of the house across the street discuss all the rain we’ve been having lately…
“The Love Affair [Final Version]” – Roger Eno, “Music of Neglected English Composers”
“This Time the Dream’s on Me” – Harold Arlen, “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil soundtrack”
“Quebec” – Geoff Downes, “World Service”
“A Cry for Everyone” – Gentle Giant, “Octopus”
“Lost and Found” – Roger Eno, “The Night Garden”
“Go Forward” – Lisa Gerrard, “Whale Rider soundtrack”
“Tales of a Damson Knight” – National Health, “Complete”
“Leonard and Natalie” – David Julyan, “Memento soundtrack”
“Livin’ for You” – Boston, “Greatest Hits”
“Go” – Asia, “Astra”
No bonus this week; Roger Eno got enough airplay this time around.
Freealonzo // 05.29.2009 at 1:43 PM UTC |
Is that song London Girl the same song as made popular by The Jam?
1. No Reservations — Husker Du
2. Money Honey — Little Richard
3. Whatever — Husker Du
4. Whispering Whip — Robert Pollard
5. Sweet and Tender Hooligan — The Smiths
6. Out of the Shadows — The Phones
7. 100% of Nothing — Meat Puppets
8. Mirror in the Bathroom — The English Beat
9. Egyptian Shumba — The Tammys
10. Careless Love — Ray Charles
Bonus: The Sound of Failure — The Flaming Lips
Andrew // 05.29.2009 at 2:01 PM UTC |
An extensive search of teh YouTubes says that the two “London Girls” are unrelated.
Freealonzo // 05.29.2009 at 2:26 PM UTC |
Wow, what are the odds that a band from the 70s and a band from the 80s would be inspired by two different London Girls to write a song about them?
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La la la la la la la London Girl….