An unfortunate band name almost let this song be lost to obscurity for me. But it came on randomly while chilling in my backyard and it made me glad I ripped the album before giving it away. Turns out they have some decent tunes, some cheesey ones too, but some good ones. The album now sits happily on my CD rack.
Doug
Flight Of The Conchords - "Too Many Dicks On The Dance Floor"
Man, when this song was big it was everywhere. I'm pretty sure it was track 5 or 6 on one of my very first Mixed Tapes that I would make. "The Best Of The 90's". A tape I made in 1997, before the 90s were even sorted out. I saw the music video the other day, on some channel that still plays videos and it just captivated me again. Like hearing the song and seeing the video for the first time. It's when those feelings and emotions get prodded is one of the reasons why we enjoy music in the first place
The majority of us here at Song Of The Day reside in the Ottawa area. With the recent and on-going events taking their toll on our hearts and minds, the lyrics to this song came to me and have stuck with me this entire week....nothing really else to say
There are no more races to be run There are no numbers left to be won Everybody's down We pulled each other down There never was a truth to be found We are all bigots so full of hatred We release our poisons There are no more cultures left to slide There are no more people to be tried We're in our minds Five billion pieces so defined Read it in a book, it was underlined We are all bigots so full of hatred We release our poisons like styrofoam
Doug
Flogging Molly - "Black Friday Rule"
Dano
Dua Lipa & Elton John - "Cold Heart" (PNAU Remix)
I Don't care. It's too smooth.
Jonny HP
Type O Negative - "Everything Dies"
Mike D
Jackie Hayes - "Headache"
I've had a headache for over a week, this song doesn't help
J.B.
Hether - "Sex Wax"
It's the dead of Winter and all through my house i'm playing surf jams to bring in the Summer Vibes!
I couldn't decide on a track from Synchronicity. Such a solid album, although Regatta de Blanc was awesome too
Mr. T
Van Morrison - "Back On Top"
G-Man
Iggy Pop & Sum 41 - "Little Know It All"
I've only recently come around to Sum 41. Was kinda put off by their quasi-forced "punk-itude" back when they first came out in the early 2000s. However, i've always loved this track. From Iggy Pop's album Skull Ring. A Santana-esque mash-up, featuring a bunch of punk acts providing the music for Pop's legendary vocals. I need more songs like this that start at 10 and end at 10. All the way through
Doug
Daft Punk - "Digital Love"
Daft Punk 1993 - 2021
Dano
The Blue Stones - "Grim"
Jonny HP
James Taylor - "Fire + Rain"
Mike D
Buddy Miles - "Them Changes"
J.B.
The Vandals - "Jackass"
The Vandals have steadily been a punk band and contributed to,not only the 90's & 2000s punk rock revival but have helped the entire scene since the 80's. More notably so with their albums prior to 2000.
Needless to say, they've put out a lot of great jams. They've seen a long line up of front and back band members, but haven't skipped and skimped when it comes to pumping out great tracks. Anyone heard of cowpunk? These guys have dabbled... This jam is one of the many great tunes that zaps me back to some good parties and feel good times. Happy Freaky Friday!
Rob Neverending White Lights - "The Grace" feat. Dallas Green
Mr. T Van Morrison - "Almost Independence Day"
G-Man The Doors - "The End"
I can't right remember if I got more into this song because it was used prominently in Apocalypse Now, or I was drawn more to Apocalypse Now because this song was in it. Both epic pieces of art. High on my recommend lists.
Doug Flight Of The Conchords - "The Most Beautiful Girl (In The Room)"
Did we have a theme this week? I hope not, because if we did I forgot what it was
