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Friday Random Ten – The “Sactimonious Women’s Studies Set, Part Deux” Edition

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Someday I will be able to measure the weeks by FRTs. If you don’t know what to do by now, figure it out your damn self. It’s Friday somewhere, people.

1) Man Man – Werewolf (On the Hood Of Yer Heartbreak)
2) Arcade Fire – Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)
3) Beatles – Yellow Submarine
4) The Dials – Take It To The Man
5) Primus – Have a Cigar
6) Johnny Cash – Streets of Laredo
7) Dead Boys – Ain’t It Fun
8) Lata Mangeshkar – Wada Na Tod
9) MF Doom and MadLib – Pretty Blood
10) Portishead – Sour Times

Bonus Track: ACDC – For Those About to Rock

If you guys didn’t notice, this FRT image is taken from a shot I got at Graceland last month. If you aren’t impressed, see this. I think Elvis was a secret supporter of NAMBLA.

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  1. 1. Roger Miller, “Chug-a-Lug”
    2. Pizzicato 5, “The Night is Still Young”
    3. Johnson Mkhalali, “Joyce No. 2”
    4. Thievery Corporation, “Warning Shots”
    5. Propellerheads w/ De La Soul, “360 (Oh Yeah?)”
    6. Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, “Swing from Paris”
    7. Wedding Present, “Brassneck”
    8. …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, “Worlds Apart”
    9. Dick Dale, “Hava Negila”
    10. Sebadoh, “It’s So Hard to Fall in Love”

  2. FRT: All Malkin v. Sheehan All the Time Edition

    1) Cloud Cult – Living on the Outside of Your Skin
    2) Soul Asylum – Nothing To Write Home About
    3) Hepcat – All for You
    4) Crystal Method & Filter – (Can’t You) Trip Like I Do?
    5) The Black Spoons – Your Softest Leather
    6) Drive by Truckers – Ronnie and Neil
    7) Green Day – No Pride
    8) Neil Young – Throw Your Hatred Down (funny…see #6)
    9) Sonic Youth – Dirty Boots
    10) Elton John – Social Disease

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  5. 1) Red Hot Chili Peppers: Breaking The Girl
    2) Jesus and Mary Chain: Blues From A Gun
    3) Bo Diddly: I’m A Man (This is Diddly’s version of Mannish Boy)
    4) Pink Floyd: A Pillow of Winds
    5) Little Walter and His Night Cats: Juke (instrumental)
    6) The Commitments: Mustang Sally
    7) The Munros: Glengarry’s Lament (this is a bagpipe tune)
    8) Wicked Tinkers: Sweetpea’s Dance
    9) Eric Clapton: Blues Leave Me Alone
    10) Big Head Todd and the Monsters ft/ John Lee Hooker: Boom Boom (it’s actually JLH doing the intro to Boogie Chil’en into Big Head Todd’s Boom Boom, and yes, this was used in a commercial for a major chain restaurant. I like it anyway.)

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  8. Over My Head-Furslide
    Falling Away From Me-Korn (for some reason this song plays more than any other song in my playlist)
    Elevation-U2
    Be Quiet and Drive-Deftones
    Gettin’ In The Way-Jill Scott
    Virgin State of Mind-K’s Cchoice
    Badge-Eric Clapton (live)
    Strip-Adam Ant (Amanda, and you were slinking away for ABBA?)
    Cherry Flavored Funk-Cocteau Twins
    American Girls-Homie (one of my all-time favorite songs,yay!)

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  10. From CDs/songs that I actually own, this week’s Friday Random Ten™:

    Artist — “Song”

    Ozzy Osbourne — “Rock ‘N’ Roll Rebel”
    Evanescence — “Taking Over Me”
    Metallica — “Fight Fire with Fire”
    Benny Goodman — “Undercurrent Blues”
    Johnny Cash — “Hurt”
    Queen — “We Are the Champions”
    Dave Matthews (without his band) — “Grey Blue Eyes”
    Barenaked Ladies — “The Old Apartment”
    Led Zeppelin — “Dazed and Confused”
    Jimi Hendrix — “Little Wings”

    Bonus Track:
    The Roots — “Stay Cool”

  11. 65 Degrees and overcast for the next ten months edition.
    # Chemical Brothers / Dig Your Own Hole / Dig Your Own Hole
    # Fluke / Sin City: OMPS / Absurd
    # Foo Fighters / There Is Nothing Left To Lose / Stacked Actors
    # Arcade Fire / Funeral / Crown of Love
    # Fabolous / Street Dreams / Intro
    # Kanye West f. Ludacris / College Dropout / Breathe In Breath Out
    # Zero 7 / When It Falls / Home
    # Youngbloodz / Drankin’ Patnaz / Mudpit
    # Northern State / All City / Last Night
    # Fabolous / Real Talk / Round & Round
    .

  12. The Desire – 11,000 Switches
    Devil May Care [demo] – Kristian Hoffman
    3 ‘Ductias’ [anon. c13 English] – The Dufay Collective
    BACH: Concerto in c for two harpsichords, BWV 1060 – i) Allegro – Brandenburg Collegium Orchestra/Anthony Newman
    The Orange County Lumber Truck [complete] – The Mothers Of Invention
    Horizontal – 100 Flowers
    The End Of Asia [fragment] – Masaaki Endoh
    BACH: Cantata 207a, Aria, Preiset spaete Folgezeiten – Ton Koopman/Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra & Choir
    Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth – Sparks
    i’m waiting for the day – he can jog

    #11 Bonus:
    Elvis & The Disagreeable Backup Singers – Neil Innes

  13. Here we go:

    1. Emerson, Lake, & Palmer – Trilogy
    2. The Zombies – Time Of The Season
    3. Marcia Griffiths – Electric Boogie
    4. Pink – 18 Wheeler
    5. Steely Dan – Hey Nineteen
    6. New Order – Lonesome Tonight
    7. Traffic – The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys
    8. The Strokes – Last Nite
    9. Steely Dan – Peg
    10. Kid Rock – Bawitdaba

    Bonus Friday Guilty Pleasure Track: 3rd Bass – Pop Goes The Weasel

  14. My Friday Random Top Ten

    4541 – Sammy Davis, Jr. – What Kind Of Fool Am I – 5/10
    A bit melodramatic for the first song out of the shoot.

    2119 – Chris Wyatt – Movin On – 4/10
    Personal friend of the lead guitar player, otherwise, a non-descript song.

    7466 – Van Halen – D.O.A. – 5/10
    Just not the perfect Van Halen song for tonight. Damn, do I need more rum?

    6698 – The Chords – Sha Boom – 9/10
    Ok, that worked for me, after my rum refill!

    1976 – Boz Scaggs – Lowdown – 10/10
    Well, at least for tonight it’s a ten.

    1750 – The Beatles – Ask Me Why – 10/10
    All smiles. Time to refill the pipe.

    2018 – Carole King – It’s Too Late – 10/10
    Three tens in a row. “And it’s too late, baby, now it’s too late, though we really did try to make it. Something inside has died, and I can’t hide and I just can’t fake it.”

    1175 – Sugarcubes – Fucking In Rhythm And Sorrow – 5/10
    Good groove, but not the one I’m in tonight.

    3958 – Michael Jackson – The Way You Make Me Feel (not rated)
    LOL.
    “Hey pretty baby with the high heels on, give me fever like I’ve never known.”

    889 – The Moments – Love On A Two Way Street – 2/10
    Hey, even I have elevator music.

    Bonus Track:

    3875 – Mel Torme – New York State Of Mind – 10/10
    Ok, that’s a lot of tens for the evening. But, honestly, how can you not rate NYSOM, by any artist, let alone the “velvet fog” anything less than a ten?

    Cross-posted at Carrie’s Bar & Grill

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