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Friday Random Ten — The “Don’t Teabag Me, I’m Having A Bad Hair Day” Edition

Yes, I had the opportunity of saying that this week. Don’t ask.

It’s Friday, people, and you know what that means: Fire up your mp3 players, load up your catalog of songs, and set to random play. List the first ten that it spits out and don’t bother skipping the embarassing songs. It adds character.

1) Rufus Wainwright – Poses
2) David Pajo – Francie
3) Das EFX – They Want FX
4) Too Short – Don’t Fight the Feeling
5) Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Black Betty
6) Wilco – Jesus, Etc.
7) Mount Sims – Digital Generation
8) Nina Simone – I Get Along Without You Very Well
9) Suicidal Tendencies – Institutionalized (national anthem of teenage victims of suburban angst, the poor flowers)
10) Nancy Sinatra – Bang Bang

Bonus Track: Wesley Willis – They Threw Me Out of Church

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24 thoughts on Friday Random Ten — The “Don’t Teabag Me, I’m Having A Bad Hair Day” Edition

  1. 1) Ok Go – This Will Be Our Year
    2) U2 – One
    3) Phil Collins – This Must Be Love
    4) Jimmy Buffett – Fins
    5) Peter Gabriel – Come Talk to Me
    6) Suzanne Vega – Last Year’s Troubles
    7) U2 – Stay (Faraway, So Close)
    8) Madonna – Sorry
    9) Billy Joel – Travelin’ Prayer
    10) Sarah McLachlan – World on Fire

    Bonus Track: No Doubt – Making Out

  2. (And yes, that really was the random ten. How I ended up with both “This Will Be Our Year” and “Last Year’s Troubles” on January 6th is a mystery to me, but such is the numinous character of my iTunes library. If I waved my laptop around and clicked the “Shuffle” button, I’d probably be able to find underground water with it.)

  3. “Don’t teabag me”. Gawd, what an image. I can’t get it out of my mind, and I have to be coherent today. Sheesh…

    I have Coldplay on my Friday Random Ten. I am cool enough to overcome that lapse in judgment.

  4. But I sware, green tea is GOOD for you!

    1. Snake Charmer – Rage Against the Machine
    2. Tremor Christ – Pearl Jam
    3. Loose Nut – Black Flag
    4. Finding the Bomb – Dust Brothers
    5. Inspection Wise 1999 – The Hives
    6. I’ve Got A Woman – Ray Charles
    7. Heat Miser – Massive Attack
    8. Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd
    9. Vamos – Pixies
    10. Run So Far – George Harrison
    11. Welcome to the Jungle – Guns and Roses

  5. Let’s make it 11.

    Love Theme From Astroslut – Astroslut
    Happy Sleigh Ride – Ferrante and Teicher
    POULENC: Gloria: Domine Deus – unknown
    juanta – kissing wendy
    Lady – Dennis Wilson & Rumbo
    (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction [live] – Devo
    This Town Goes Down At Sunset – Brian Wilson & Van Dyke Parks
    dream, 09-13-04: The Power Puff Girls vs. Shemp – TradeMark G.
    I Surrender, Dear [Take 1] – Thelonious Monk
    This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us – The Cigarettes
    You’re a woman – Jana Vaccaro & Rick Relli

  6. they threw me out of church is my sister’s favorite wesley willis by far. i myself remain partial to i whooped batman’s ass, and find it hard to top.

  7. Lorrie Morgan, Harper Valley PTA
    HaL Ketchum, Small Town Saturday Night
    Modest Mouse, Ocean Breeze Salty
    Lee Ann Womack, Why They Call It Falling
    Lou Bega, Mambo No 5
    Counting Crows, Long December
    Aarn Tippin, That’s as Close as I’ll Get
    Theme from the Gummi Bears Cartoon
    Less Than Jake, Ghosts of You and Me
    Garbage, I Think I’m Paranoid

  8. 1) Beck: Sissyneck
    2) Smithereens: Yesterday Girl
    3) Ramones: Judy Is A Punk
    4) Lou Reed: Pale Blue Eyes
    5) Soundgarden: Fell On Black Days
    6) Beck: Pay No Mind
    7) Wicked Tinkers: Cabar Feidh
    8) Led Zeppelin: Battle of Evermore
    9) The Who: Squeezebox
    10) Rage Against The Machine: Kick Out The Jams

  9. Zuzu, if I were not dead-set against coolness self-audit (I don’t pretend I can objectively evaluate my own taste), this is the set I’d want to draw (or at least the best on in awhile). The classic rock staples are good ones, I have a soft spot for the Smithereens, Beck is a groundbreaker, there’s a Tinkers pipe tune, some punk and a punk omage. I could do with some blues (and in fact, Hootchi Cootchie Man came up but due to a bad sector on my iPod the song didn’t play) and maybe some rockabilly. Also, I prefer either the MC5 original or the Rollins/Bad Brains version to the lumbering RATM Kick Out the Jams. But this was pretty good. It was a late-day FRT for me, too. Usually I do in on the morning train, but this Friday I was in pre-game for a court appearance and didn’t get to it until the commute home.

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