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I think I’ve written before that I like to wake up and race to work like a napalm dropping Super Sabre. This of course requires a certain variety of toe tapping music that really gets the gas pedal feeling juicy. I never know what I’m looking for. I only know when I [...]

Maybe an appropriate song for a new year and a new decade.  Johnny Cash’s excellent cover of the Rolling Stone’s No Expectations
Take me to the station
And put me on a train
I’ve got no expectations
To pass through here again
Once I was a rich man and
Now I am so poor
Happy new year, happy new decade.

Let’s keep with that India thing by grooving to this swinging hit all the way from the Sub-Continent, Mohammed Rafi’s Jaan Pehechaan Ho. If you recognize this song it’s because it’s the song that Enid (Thora Birch) is dancing to at the beginning of Ghostworld
I need some bouncy faux-rock Bollywood today because I dropped [...]

Of all the things that hardcore music gave us in the 90s maybe the thing that stands out most to me is the existence of the band Shelter, a Hare Krishna hardcore band. Which are 4 words that aren’t supposed to be in that exact order, ever.
I’ve owned their album Mantra forever, and still [...]

More moldy oldies to get you swingin’. Here’s Bo Diddley’s Mona. No particular reason except I’ve always liked this song. And of course it’s Bo Diddley.

Unhinged DooWop, what could be better?  Give this a listen, if you don’t tap your feet and snap your fingers then you have a soul of stone, and there’s no hope for you.
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This song is a break from our normal format, but I’ve always liked it. I heard it in the background of something the other day so I tracked it down and now here it is for your enjoyment: Love Like Me You Used To.
(I didn’t know this, but according to Tucker’s wikipedia page she [...]

I haven’t posted any Pixies for a while so here’s a nice barn burner for you: River Euphrates

It’s a beautiful beautiful day
Yeppers it sure is. The sun is shining over the canal here in beautiful downtown Indy so I thought I’d put up this nice little ditty from Avail’s Over the James.
Clicky to listen: Scuffletown.

I’ve been watching a lot of classic Looney Tunes cartoons with my daughter lately and of course they include Carl Stalling’s pieces of Raymond Scott’s “Powerhouse” which the Pietasters borrowed for their single Factory Concerto.
You’ll recognize it as soon as you hear it. Enjoy it!
We’re still slowly getting back to a regular posting schedule [...]