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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Sugar : If I Can’t Change Your Mind
Today’s post kind of was inspired by yesterday’s post obviously. I loved Bob solo, but I was really happy when he went back to having a band, and Sugar was quite the band. Loved the full band sonic assault that … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative, Pop Punk, Power Pop
Tagged Bob Mould, Husker Du, If I can't change your mind, Sugar
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Bob Mould : See a little light
This song was the lead single off his first solo album, right after the break-up of Hüsker Dü. It took a long time to write, in sort of isolation, on a farm in Minnesota just outside of Hinkley. There was … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative, Rock
Tagged Bob Mould, Husker Du, See a little light, Workbook
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The Buggles : Video Killed The Radio Star
This song pretty much cemented it’s place in history by being the first video ever played on MTV. I’m not sure if when they wrote it, they would know that it would become such a hit, or if they tailor … Continue reading
A-Ha : Take on Me
Well, yesterday was One-Hit Wonder day, not sure why there’s a One-Hit Wonder day, but I thought I would post one of my favorite One-Hit Wonders, and one of the greatest ever. I know that I had posted the cover … Continue reading
The Monkees : Daydream Believer
“Cheer up Sleepy Jean, Oh what can it mean, to a Daydream Believer and a homecoming queen…” Words that everyone knows… It is such a classic song, and just one of those songs that you can’t hate. I was reminded … Continue reading
Sigur Rós : Hoppípolla
When my wife and I were looking for songs for our first dance, we were going back and forth, and so on. Nothing seemed to be working. Then, I thought I found the perfect song. This song. It’s emotional, it … Continue reading
Trip Shakespeare : Pearle
As my trip down Minneapolis Memory Lane continues, today is Trip Shakespeare, a band a little ahead of it’s time. They were quirky, poppy, and a wildly entertaining band to watch live. As far as the local scene goes, they … Continue reading
Posted in 80's, Alternative
Tagged Dan Wilson, John Munson, Matt Wilson, Pearle, Semisonic, The Flops, The New Standards, Trip Shakespeare
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The Suburbs : Love is the Law
This song is one of the songs that really got me into the music that I listen to today. I was a metal head, listening to Metallica and Iron Maiden, and 15 or so, looking for something new, as I … Continue reading
Posted in 80's, Alternative
Tagged Chan Poling, Eleanor Mondale, Love is the Law, The New Standards, The Suburbs
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The Rakes : 22 Grand Job
This is another case of me coming to the party late. It’s a bit of an old song, but the way I discovered it was Lethal Bizzle did a remix where he raps over it. And I really liked that, … Continue reading
Foo Fighters : Baker Street (Gary Rafferty Cover)
Although, you might not recognize the name of the song name or Gary Rafferty, you definitely know the song. It contains one of the most recognizable sax riffs ever. While the Foo’s have replaced the sax with a guitar riff, … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative, Cover tunes, Punk
Tagged Baker Street, Foo Fighters, Gary Rafferty
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