Forgive my arrogance, but I HAVE THE ULTIMATE taste in pop culture among anyone on this board (or any others).

Will post a you tube video link for the song of the day on you tube (GOD BLESS YOU TUBE!!!).

Will comment if anyone is UBER-bored and wants to respond.

Friday, the 26th Feb:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvxDsXUePDk

Yesterday was the Edge and Bono, "Stay".

Today, From "The Old Grey Whistle Test":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGDQ85Dg-ss

great specials song, sublime covered that at the end of one of their songs on 40oz to freedom , is that an origonal? or did they cover it as well?

The late Bradley N. was supposedly 100% punk. He has a rather famous bootlegged diatribe where he tried to explain what a "rude boy" was.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avQYs8nl01Y

My best friend from Junior High explained it similarly when I asked why he was dressed so "funny" the day after summer vacation 1982...

"It ain't somebody's fucking name!"

I think he was 100 percent heroin addict in what was essentialy a great cover band

the BEST Sublime songs were 100% originals

Freeway time/county jail
garden grove
wrong way
what i got
date rape
Jailhouse

His acoustic album was by FAR his best, IM), but im biased towards voice/naked guitar stuff.

B. Nowell definitely liked B. Marley. So Should we all.

There's some Angeles City reggae/marley/sublime tribute band that's actually quite good.

Please don't laugh, but they named themselves after eddie/arsenio's "Coming to America" band:

SEXUAL CHOCOLATE!

Oh,

and re: best for last,

BADFISH?

Was with Ahora-007 (rest in peace???) once at Roadhouse in AC, and in his ZEAL to interrupt a 20 minute block of Celine Dion (to the dancers' dismay!), he wrote on a napkin THIS (accompanied by 100 pesos) request:

"ANYTHING by Sublime"

The clueless PI DJ played "Rivers of Babylon", CLEARLY THE gayest Sublime song ever recorded!!!

Sublime was one of the most innovative and talented bands ever. They played punk, hip hop, ska, reggae and Bradley spoke fairly fluent Spanish. Listen to "Caress Me Down". Although Seattle brought about the greatest bands from the early to mid nineties. Orange County had a few talented bands at the time that were very innovative. I was actually more bummed about Bradley's death than Kurt Cobain.

Now Porker, in order to beat me in knowledge and taste in pop culture, you need to catch up with television, for which you have been deprived of living in Mexico. You have never even seen the two greatest television shows in tv history in Deadwood and The Wire. I will change that very soon. Also Six Feet Under, Rescue Me, First 2 seasons of Nip and Tuck, Battlestar Galactica, Mad Men, etc. Time to catch up.

"Dexter" is probably the best show of the last year or three. The new HBO comedy "Eastbound and Down" is showing some real promise as well.

I bow down to the US masters and look forward to my next trip to Asia where I can buy complete seasons of said shows for 60 cents per DVD disc.

Yes, PIRACY APPALLS ME!

The Brad Nowell accoustic CD would probably make my top 10 of all time.

Pool Shark is my tied for my 2nd favorite Sublime song.

Badfish is #1, Freeway Time #2. Every time I hear the CLINK at the beginning of Badfish, I flash to TJ afternoons with my best friends.

Blazers, he was surely fluent in Spanish.

MY next beer (Pacifico's cheap here, trying to punch the Tecate group in the mouth and gain market share. Sierra Madre Brewing company had 70 peso beer available at HEB this week. And a Light version. Have all of YOU tried "Tijuana Beer" from the Tijuana Brewing Company? The liquor store two doors away from Adelitas sells it. I'M surprised Adelitas DOESN'T, but it's THE bar that offers THE most beers in Mexico, the only place I know of that offers Coke AND PEPSI? PLUS BUDWEISER!) is in his dead fat ass's honor.

Yes, Dexter is currently the best show on television with Californication and Weeds also outstanding. Showtime exceeds HBO at the moment.

Deadwood, while EXCELLENT, is hardly the best ever. For unknown reasons, I never saw a single The Wire.

Blazers, I notice that your list does not include a single show from the traditional networks. I think that we are watching the slow death of the networks.

Good riddance.

I want entertainment that is made for me, not to sell me to advertisers. Now that I pay over a buck a month for cable(internet, digital package, HBO and Showtime), I'm ready to start paying a subscription to watch shows delivered "On Demand" that is delivered via my broadband to something like an Apple TV so I can watch in the highest currently practical quality, 720P. If iTunes or Netflix get their act together and offer a "subscription" that lets me get what I want, I would dump cable TV. I'm trying to like hulu.com but just not getting it.

I'm really liking the "new TV" as illustrated by your list of shows.

Deadwood is not the best ever, The Wire is the best ever....at least drama. Even though we can be nostalgic about shows in the 70's, very few of them hold up now when you go back and watch them. The exceptions are : All In The Family, Sanford and Son, and Taxi. For the 60's, I still enjoy Get Smart and The Munsters. The only decent thing out of the 80's was Northern Exposure. 90's was Seinfeld. Other than than that, the best television has come since cable television has started making series.

What a loser I am I dont know any of those tv shows, other than family guy , curb your enthusiasm and good eats I dont really watch tv shows.

my top 5 sublime songs are as follows in no particular order

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o99_fJ2O9AM&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iAhKYjxVyM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSTOz506dVY&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxRDuF29Gu8&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYRE3Ruammw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h2q3OKjRu0&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3jwhrlkGaU

Fuck man I cant decide on 5 I just realized while on youtube that I pretty much love all their songs

sanford & son and all in the fam were the greatest.

What a loser I am I dont know any of those tv shows, other than family guy , curb your enthusiasm and good eats I dont really watch tv shows.

LOL, me neither? At least I have an excuse, I live in Mexico and this shit won't debut here on mainstream TV for a decade.

Thanks ALL for the recommendations!

sanford & son and all in the fam were the greatest.

I loved them both, but Good Times was the best of the lot, and What's Happening is my personal fave. Re: the 60's, well, my faves are the same as everyone else's, though I wish Petticoat Junction was more widely available.

"Uncle Joe" KICKS ASS!!!

the sister in good times was and still is (preserved on film) a fucking stunner florida was ugly enough to balance it out , totally unbelieveable plot, no one wouldve fucked her 3 times

Bernadette What's-Her-Name DEFINES the word "nubile". I blame an afro-phobic Hugh Hefner for never cutting a deal with HER?

I'd comment on "Ms. Jackson", but that would make me a PURV?

Willona was a MILF?

the next step was "Fun Boy 3"

OOPS!

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Yesterday's song was The Specials "A Message To You Rude Boy".

This one is from "Skin and Bones" DVD, probably my favorite music DVD ever, and Grohl seems to me at this moment in time to be in my top 5 favorite songwriters, and I LOVE his voice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUq-QlP7nf0

Yesterday:

Dave Grohl doing "Friend of a Friend". In that acoustic concert DVD he talks more about Cobain and how their place constantly smelled of turtle shit and how the turtles would keep him all night by banging into the sides of the cage! CLASSIC!

More Dave Grohl, a duet with a special guest:

1:07, "Hey, let's lay sumthin' down!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlLzAWUY6Xo

Porker,
I knew you were alright, but knowing you're a FF fan...outstanding! BTW, saw them play at the Rock in Rio festival in Rio in 2001 and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen. REM headlined, and Beck was also on the bill, along with some great Brasilian bands.

Bwana dik, now THAT would be a great reason to go to Rio!

I worship REM too, actually.

The "special guest" was Will Ferrell, apparently practicing for "Steb Brothers".

The song was "Leather and Lace".

Something different for today, from an amazing solo MTV Unplugged show:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ofe6sc6_CpI

Yesterday, Lauryn Hill "I Find it Hard to Say" from MTV unplugged.

Today, I actually don't think the studio version can ever be topped, but this was a great live performance by what once upon a time was the immortal Dennis Rodman's favorite band:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0JwW623n1A&feature=related

"No l-o-i-t-e-r-i-n-g A-llowed"

Yesterday, Pearl Jam and "Crazy Mary".

Today: The greatest electric guitar riff ever, from probably the greatest rock show ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9yn3mH77xA

Yesterday: David Bowie's Live Aid performance of "Rebel Rebel"

Today: And old, crusty English guy taking on Bob Marley:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WE46xGV9EU

Yesterday: Graham Parker, "No Woman No Cry". His acoustic live album from the 90's was just fucking AMAZING, and that cover video I posted was off-the-charts good.

Today:

I loved "UP". One of the few established fave artists' mid-career albums that punched me in the face and said WOW! Confirmed that the in-the-closet, mumbling Stipe had a HELLA LOT to SAY!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Dzh3MDhR0I

A stripped down version of his best song without the blonde pretty boy to butcher it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQUAxN9Sxdo&feature=related

Yesterday: "Suspicion" by REM

"for I know that the hypnotized never lie"

"DO YOU?"

Yesterday:

Pete Townshend, "Won't Get Fooled Again" from the Secert Policemen's Ball

Today:

Hardcore fans generally hate this song because it's too pop, but it's always been my favorite of theirs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQwm1v1R-qM

Yesterday, The Clash "Straight to Hell"

Today, maybe the fattest rock star, but a sweet voice and a great guitarist to boot:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwnbqeVj2oo

Today, a you tube amateur "killer" absolutely KILLING an underrated classic country song. You tube's video of Dwight Yoakam (a kickass musician and ACTOR) himself covering it is also good, but this amateur guy owns everything he attempts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9ok5Iwiclw

Yesterday: David Hidalgo, "Will the Wolf Survive"

So you DO have a little country in ya, huh? I knew there was something different about you. Awesome vid and cover - thanks for the pointer.

EA

EA, shhhhh, or they gonna kick me (and Blazers) out of the cool kids' club!

I don't think I ever hear anything OTHER than country until I was 11. (well, besides 70's Elvis), does that count?) Or maybe AM radio for a 5 minute commute...

Then when I got my own 'record player', seemed like I liked that Shaun Cassidy dude (LOL!), Queen, and the BEATLES better!

I bet I can't name 5 country songs from the last 25 years, but I can name 300 classics before the mid-70's (and have most of them dl'ed).

Hank Williams' redneck blues is some of my all-time favorite music.

For El_A:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr4y2_BqHYg&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7mg1AB6ZjM&feature=related (harmony's so simple and SO SO HARD TO DO RIGHT)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Wk1IyzE1Y&feature=channel_page

Country vids seems audiophonically challenged. I'd comment on tech stuff in redneck land, but that'd likely offend...

And the predecessor to the proprietary record player was the EIGHT TRACK!

I met some crazy, crazy, PSYCHO young-20's military dude in AC once. He bought me, Xenono and PHXGuy several Jim Beam shots each, challenging ALL OF US that we couldn't "drink with a MARINE".

He passed out soon after, breaking the CR door in the process (La Pasha)), and since I was the only guy left in the bar, I had several bar employees telling me, HEY, YOUR FRIEND'S IN TROUBLE, they gonna call d polis on ur friend"

Short story long, the guy was bad news. The AC cops walked us to an ATm where he insisted on going to pay his bar tab, and randomly PUNCHING A TRIKE he managed to bleed profusely in the process.

All over Porker's new pair of jeans...

I saw him in a Wild Orchid Van (where he was staying) to the AUF hospital where we had a few hilarious calls to the USA at 6 PM on a holiday weekend about whether his champus insurance would cover the 60 USD they overcharged him for stitching him up for the "punching the trike" gash.

Dude gave me 5K in bloodstained cash (not joking. SERIOUS BLOOD MONEY!) to go pay the la pasha fuckers for the busted CR door and drinks the next day.

I did when I woke up the next PM (didnt get hom etil 8 AM myself, the GF was freaking out that I was out all night, but I spun a good excuse story that was 100% TRUE).

Oh, re: country music:

And if I'm lying I'm dying:

Dude's name was




JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ!

Yeah, Johnny Rodriguez owes me a new pair of jeans.

Current cost in Mexico, about 60 USD

There is a lot of amazing alternative country out there the last 10 years or so. Do yourself a favor and listen to Neko Case's last two albums as well as anything done by Junior Brown.

For me, I am partial to: Willie Nelson, Dwight Yoakam, Waylon Jennings, Emmylou Harris, Conway Twitty, Merl Haggard and my all-time favorite, George Jones.

Pork,

Conway and Loretta, George and Tammy; those duos are country gold. But to include Tom T. Hall THAT, my friend, was a stroke of pure genius.

Like you I grew up on country music. At the time, in my house as a boy, rock was considered the "devil's music" - yet it was okay to listen to Hank Williams sing about drugs, booze and sex. Those crazy Southern Baptists - go figure.) I can remember sneaking this HUGE transistor radio into my room at night and listening to a rock-n-roll station out of St. Louis through a single ear piece. Good times.

Although I'm a primarily a rock fan, I have a soft spot for country. My list of favorite country artists virtually mirrors Blazers though I'd also throw in a little Charlie Pride, Johnny Cash and early Kris Kristofferson. I can even admit (although with pride or a touch of chagrin - I'm not sure) that the only concert I've ever gone to see with my Mom was George Jones in Topeka, KS. The Possum came on stage 45 minutes late, was roaring drunk and just TORE the house down. Yup, the good old days when Saturday night meant Hee Haw.

At the risk of hi-jacking your "ultimate pop taste" thread, here's my contribution combining two of your loves

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRNYOgEbK80&feature=related

EA

Yesterday, Fretkillr, You tube "amateur" laying to waste a '70's throwaway classic "Good time Charlie's Got the Blues" ( I grew up on the Charlie Rich version).

Today: She's the greatest female rock star ever, IMO, by a "country" mile. This is my favorite song by here, and fairly recent vid.

Some of my greatest prized napster collection is her "Trinity Church Sessions" mass-broadcast 2000 radio show. She owned EVERY song in her 20+ catalog, but I have NEVER seen an online re-cast of any part of that show.

Today's entry:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWMC1IX9zEk

Btw, the line between country and rock defines Ms. Crow. Fun to be had on both sides!

2xThursday:

u tube echoes the original CLASSIC?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB3b1W6rEDw

EA, GREAT vid link. In the world's big picture, I'd vote 99.9-0.1 Grohl, but for anyone else it's probably be 260-1.

KK gets MUCHO credit for being a Crimson alum, and writing an all TIME classic "Help me make it through the night".

He was also a decent actor, especially in the kennedy conspiracy theory desert flick.

I "heart" Dave Grohl to an unnatural degree.

Blazers, thanks for the recc. I don't have anything against modern country music, just have no frame of reference beyond Dwight Y (who, AGAIN was a DAMNED GOOD actor?).

If anyone here can expand my horizons, it's worth SO much more than anyone clicking my daily lick and saying "uh, NOT BAD?"

I'm serious when I say that every song I listed here is f'ing amazing?

Yesterday, Sheryl Crow, "The Difficult Kind". I think her 1st disc was the first estrogen-rock one I ever bought. And maybe the last (CRINGE!).

Oops, strike, that I was a Tracy Chapman fan forever. Oops, they was still cassettes, so maybe I'm still right?

2xThursday #2, Dire Straits, Sultans of Swing.

Some Thai cover band in Thailand did a very respectable version of it on my first trip there in 2003. Thai cover bands never get the acclaim that the Filipinos do, but I have seen several that were GOOD. They don't have a CLUE about the lyrics they're singing, but they can hold Tarantino's Japs 5-6-7-EIGHTS jock in faking it!

Back to acoustic grunge today:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpiYfAiJVOY&feature=recommended

Sonido Jardin's vocalista tomando su tercera mejor cancion.

Stripped (preferred)

Oh, and I had Suzanne Vega on VINYL!

Today: Head Lemonhead playing another Victoria Williams song from the benefit album on which Pearl Jam did Crazy Mary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_QCTfK0p3c


Yesterday: Chris Cornell, "Like a Stone"

Today: Bob Z's son, backed by the ultra-overrated "jefe". He's about as relevant to the global music scene as Al Martino and Bob Weir... His super bowl performance was pitiful, no other word for it.

THIS, however, is a GREAT song!

yesterday: Evan Dando, "Frying Pan"

"have you ever stared at the moon, 'til you saw double?"

Helps to post the link, duh!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCRmjTM3CXE

Today, young PJ covering Young, and EN FUEGO at Pink Pop '92

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUJGlI13KdE

Yesterday, The Wallflowers and that Super Bowl guy, "One Headlight"

Porker,

Here's a list of some of the country artists that I listen to. It's not definitive nor do I like everything these people put out, but I do like these songs. (BTW, I'm not sure what "alternative country" is.)

Toby Keith - He's a big ole redneck and I like a LOT of his stuff.

"Stays in Mexico" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SW3mWI2Rmkc

Kenny Chesney - Has won several CMA Entertainer of the Year awards, kind of a country-fried version of Jimmy Buffett

"I Go Back" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFK6QOAVNbQ&feature=channel_page

"No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problems" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbMoFYtZ6o8&feature=channel

Sugarland - I don't really follow this duo, but this video is INTENSE!

"Stay" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azHVOoDLfHc

Trace Adkins - Another giant redneck (is there a theme here?) I would have like to have been on set when they filmed these two videos.

"Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3dHxAYYXhc&feature=channel

"Hot Mama" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C86BZvr3QQk

Montgomery Gentry - Cool song

"Hell Yeah" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e44zTRl22A&feature=PlayList&p=422675E2C006473D&index=0&playnext=1

Big & Rich - GREAT tune below, also check out "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy."

"8th of November" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfElHIt7n0s&feature=related

Hank Williams Jr. - The ultimate redneck and I'm a sucker for anything in Drop D or Double Drop D tuning.

"A Country Boy Can Survive" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4s0nzsU1Wg

Delbert McClinton - I'm not sure how to classify him - country, rock, or blues. I guess it don't matter because I do like!

"Somebody to Love" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TlaDUHMcfA&feature=related

And now the hotties of country music (in no particular order):

Faith Hill - Saw her in concert with Alan Jackson in Phoenix when she was just starting out and remember thinking "MAN, she is hot!"

"Breathe" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjpwL3OGHCE

Sara Evans - Not too bad for an older gal, good pipes too.

"Born to Fly" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzqfRkJt2m8feature=channel_page}

Gretchen Wilson - The ultimate female redneck (with a nice rack.)

"California Girls" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ-Xl7ykddk

Shania Twain - Her music isn't the greatest, but I'm so busy watching her I don't hear a thing she sings.

"That Don’t Impress Me Much" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SOh6mSEZss

Martina McBride - I've got a friend who went to high school with her in Sharon, Kansas. Dude claims bragging rights as he claims to have nailed her. He's not much of a bull-shitter, so I tend to believe him. I'd do her!

"Ride" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3bKcuRw87E&feature=channel_page

Enjoy!

EA

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And this one, just for good measure

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmVAWKfJ4Go&feature=related

EA

Toby Keith is actually played quite a bit in the PI!

Was Martina McBride the chick that Roger Clemens was supposedly engaging in illegal acts with?

Kenny Chesney has a you tube vid where he covers "Please Come to Boston", but I actually like the original better.

Thanks for the lists Blazers and El Apodo (and Larr David way back at the beginning.

Today's song comes from a very, very, VERY unlikely source:

The weirdo chick from that used Captain Lou Albano in her 80's pop crap videos.

But here she's covering Joni Mitchell with the tempo slowed waaaaaay down:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0RCDHBw50Q

Yesterday: Pearl Jam, "Keep On Rocking in the Free World"

My favorite version of my favorite song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OyfpS6pEcQ

yesterday: Cyndi Lauper, "Carey"

Porker, you are not going to like anything on ElApodo's list except Tobe Keith. Quite possibly the worst list of bubblegum shitbird country music anyone could publish. Sorry ElApodo, thats a list of shitty Country Pop and what is wrong with country music.

Oh great and all knowing Blazers,

Man up and post you're own list. Until then, shut up.

EA

Already started one shitbird, scroll up.

But here is a more complete list

George Jones
Waylon Jennings
Willie Nelson
Conway Twitty
Merl Haggard
Johnny Cash
Emmylou Harris
Allison Krause and Union Station
Junior Brown
Ernest Tubbs
Neko Case
Ricky Skaggs
Don Edwards
Gatlin Brothers
Oak Ridge Boys(1rst 2 albums)

Of course all the best Southern Rock(not country but still a distant cousin)

Molley Hatchet
Allman Brothers
Lynard Skynard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ORUP1MZ1Y

Oh all-knowing and never-incorrect Blazers,

Wow, you REALLY went out on a limb with that list.

If I remember correctly, Porker was asking about modern country artists. Your list contains (arguably) four "modern" country artists. I will not quibble about Allison Krauss or Ricky Skaggs - except to say they're bluegrass artists which is, to borrow your words, "not country, but still a distant cousin" - as both are brilliant.

I was only able to find a couple of songs from Don Edwards and, while he sounds to be a good storyteller, he's about as fresh as a bar girl's bikini bottoms.

Neko Case just sucks. I tried to give her an honest and unbiased listening to, but to call that country is an abomination. Rest assured, if that is what passes for country in California, country music as we know it in the Heartland is a completely different beast. Sounds more like complaint-folk music to me. She does have a strong voice though (and she probably got good grades in school.)

I will agree with you about the southern rock genre. Skynyrd, the Allmans, .38 Special, and Molly Hatchet were HUGE for me in high school. However, there's been nothing new in that arena (EXCEPT for many of the country artists that I posted above) in the last 20 years. Today's modern country music is a much closer cousin to southern rock than southern rock ever was to traditional country. But you'd actually have to LISTEN to modern country to understand that.

As I said before, the list I posted are musicians and songs that I like and I will stand by them. (Well, except for the "hot country girls list" which I posted tongue-in-cheek - although I will admit to liking a lot of Gretchen Wilson's stuff.)

The death of modern country music has come at the hands of artists like Garth Brooks, Alabama, Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, and "cross-over" pukes like Kid Rock.

Oh, and for your future reference, I prefer "turd-breath" to "shit-bird."

EA

Porker,

Clemen's chick was Mindy McCready. She kind of a slutty-looking blonde but pretty average singer IMHO. I'm not much of a fan - except for the "slutty-looking blonde" part!

EA

metal heres one from when they truly were the best band in the world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfpEbS8UxQI

and another great one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IbkEEtED6s

I realize you said modern country artists but calling your lists "artists" is stretching it just bit. Trace Atkins, Kenny Chesney, Sugarland, Big and Rich,Faith Hill etc are not country artists in my book....it's bubblegum pop.

Check out Junior Brown....especially live.

I know Porker and have a pretty good idea of his taste and he would hate the new country that was on shitbird's list.

Mindy McCready:

From this:

http://msnbcmedia3.msn.com/j/ap/nyet19709161657.widec.jpg


To this:

http://msnbcmedia3.msn.com/j/ap/nyet19709161657.widec.jpg

http://tastyburger.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/mccready.jpg

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(Message edited by xenono on March 18, 2009)

this song reminds me of rio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkbDkWfbWKA

Thursday, not sure where to get the uncensored version streaming on the 'net, I downloaded it, personally. This is the you tube version that has managed to stay on line for 2+ years. I was once "banned by this band" by napster, before a simple easy fix was done to let me happily grab all the music again for free. A significant amount of my student loan money back in the day was spent on the recording industry, so I appreciate the dividend now that I have an actual income (howver meager it might be!).

Anyway, Ginger Lynn as a milfy hooker. What a stretch!

I like the Seger original as well...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOibtqWo6z4


Yesterday, Sting "Message in a Bottle" live, alone, Secret Policeman's Other Ball, 1982 (I think)

Again, I appreciate all contributions here, and while tastes may differ (and mine's BETTER! HA!), I like to hear what others like.

Example: I don't GET Bruce Springsteen. Never liked him, pretty sure I never will. And, again, he was a total buffoon at the Super Bowl.

Did someone mention Southern Rock? I have been going through I southern rock listening phase.

Here is Marshall Tucker Band playing a sweet tune.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcK2t6-vwKk

Another MTB video, less then great audio quality here, but a really young and soulful Toy Caldwell gettin' 'er done. Toy is antoher who was taken before his time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhsGnS9av_A&feature=related

One of my favorite sometimes Southern Rock-Sometimes country; old school Charlie Daniels Band

A more libertarian and less populist CD;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs4y5si8DGs

CDB making some shout out's to their bro's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PL-1T9g5-vU

Grohl again, my favorite song of his:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGQAfolOJUI

yesterday, Metallica covering "Turn the Page"

Sorry, was a busy weekend. I know you all have missed thes posts

For Epi and Blazers --

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HNqk32hHck

Friday was Dave Grohl, Everlong

Needs more accordion

E

I was very envious last week when a colleague told me he had gone to Mexico City to see this band.

One of the 5 greatest songs ever written:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2M9aeMBV1w&feature=related

Yesterday: Banda El Recodo "Te Olvidere". Aaah, the sounds of BAR TROPICAL!

One of the greatest bands of all time but wouldnt even put that song in their top 50 of all time. I will take every song off of OK Computer over "Creep"

Greatest albums of all time:

1. The Beatles White Album
2. Pink Floyd The Wall
3. Radiohead OK Computer

'Not in the top 50' means Blazers has his Hater hat on, but if I was only talking about the full band version of Creep, I might also not be so effusive.

But the KROQ acoustic version (once upon a time a "B" side release)? No song can come within SNIFFING distance! Forgive the stupid vid, the audio makes up for it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsHKoJM8uv8

Today: Another dichotomy re: canned video/full band and stripped version. 1st is the former, 2nd, the latter. I like both:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFwbYPVrNIg&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqSKVv6YO8g

I still think she's a good dead pool bet!

You tube's failing me today:

Want: Los Lobos, Guanantemera, got some bad ripoff version. My song archive trumps u tube?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_BnwtOAWCw&feature=PlayList&p=B4A3CF6E63C782FC&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=24

Re: Wedsday: Amy Winehouse, "Valerie"

Saturday:

Another Youtube "amateur" KILLING a Linkin Park cover:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otdEhyGrujQ

Gonna repeat, repeat myself (sure to happen again sooner or later). This Strummer/Jones song is fucking incredible.

Rhythmic drumming is BRILLIANT, Searing lead guitar, boozy vocals, punch-you-in-the-face lyrics...

I don't own (TRIPLE DISC? WTF?) Sandanista. Should I? London Calling was damned fucking good...

Missed the link again, I HATE IT when that happens:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ3N1zfxTGQ

Yesterday, Straight to Hell (again!)

Today: Nelly F. takes on Gnarls Barkley with a stripped down version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZFHszG1Xvs

Yesterday, Nelly Furtado, Crazy

Today, a shout out to AC, this guy is ONLY huge in the Philippines!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJdiR5muWLU&feature=related

Still, a very, very good acoustic song. 1 and done be damned!

Lol, Combat Rock on Continental's IFE jukebox this week!

Today, heard it at least 15x today, the doofy hat wearing, bring acoustic reggae/harmony to the masses:

13.4 million u tube views, btw:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYhrYHmUPn0

Need to change this to the "wild hair up my ass" song of whenever, but this was a recommended you tube vid:

American Idol THIS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noYptXPHiAE&feature=rec-HM-r2

This is for my bros that stayed at the Novotel Mangga Dua Square last Christmas. I think every single one of us blew load on that widescreen TV by the elevators on the 5th floor the first time we saw this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDBSnmWSTQk&feature=related

E

I am still waiting for them to put out the nude version of their DVD.

Finally, a Foo Fighters song I can get behind, enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKhnmUdmz74&feature=rec-HM-fresh+div

EA

I'm a sucker for acoustic versions of rock classics!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5yymadwxj8&feature=related

EA

Waylon sings southern rock. Can't get close to the original, though:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q0J2owYZAM&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEOV5vWfSgI

Green Day's best:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41zfgUZb-LI

For El_Apodo, download the Foo's "Skin and Bones" DVD. It's probably the 2nd greatest acoustic show I've ever seen on a vid, only after Nirvana Unplugged.

I'm a sucker for sweetpeas like Alizee. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjwCAifhoPY

In honor of the all-time dumbest board debate:

(Guy who never posts pics, and discourages all who visit his "domain" to not post pics):

"Uhhh, Blazers, your girls are ugly, and your pics suck"

Jonsie's all time KICKASS line: "Prove it"?

this song is gay in comparison (not that there's anything WRONG with that for the trannie lovers amongst us), but it's the long lost song of the DAY:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULJ3KrFwdbA&feature=related

DONT PLAY BEE 17

Blazers threw you off your game when he knocked your Creep selection. It was your last great pick.

DM, will play you a MEAN version of Creep next time we meet up. A definite blind spot for Blazers.

Today:

A delicious MILF (sin ninos?) singing her best song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDsN_vcy2Mk

If he can play guitar like this, what the hell did he need Eric Clapton for?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DYC61HzmtM&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoSn2Y-b6wI&feature=related

Time to revive the thread Porker...

So what's on the current PI bar top 10 playlist?

Let's go with the most hated song on Youtube today!

Rebecca Black's Friday!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpph0

126 million views and over 2.5 million dislikes. It overtook Justin Bieber's "Baby" as the most hated song on Youtube!

The song has become a cultural phenomenon due to the absurdity of the lyrics and video.

dm, no AC music here, that's xen's deal, but will post my 2011 fave AC song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RxFO8DV-9A

MY song du Sunday:

Acoustic Grunge

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NUtbT8ecLA

you like that "drop dat bootie" action, instead of an AC trip, save a shitload of time and money and head to Memphis, TN...

Good stuff!

You know how I know you're gay?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsUK4mlv9m0