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Friday Random Ten – The “I Shall Never Write Fictional Letters On This Blog Again” Edition

If it’s Friday, it’s time for the Friday Random Ten. Load ’em up, hit play, and list the first ten that shuffle out on their feet.

1) Belle and Sebastian – The Boy With the Arab Strap
2) Brian Ferry – Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
3) Mount Sims – Object Electronique
4) Roots Manuva – Dub Styleslike Short Hand
5) The Breeders – Do You Love Me Now?
6) Danielson Famile – Did I Step On Your Trumpet?
7) Sammi Smith – This Room’s For Rent
8) Nico – These Days
9) Donovan – Get Thy Bearings (best walking the sidewalk song ever)
10) Vashti Bunyan – Timothy Grub

Or if you trust the Last.fm tool more, the top ten tracks of the week by rotation include the following, and for reference, the Q Lazzarus song is the “tuckage” song from Silence of the Lambs and still retains its delicious squickage when not in the movie.

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Bonus: a lighthearted and funny rap video first seen at Slant Truth, Roots Manuva’s Witness (1 Hope).

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11 thoughts on Friday Random Ten – The “I Shall Never Write Fictional Letters On This Blog Again” Edition

  1. Dear Lauren,

    Your “Friday Random Ten” sucks and stuff. Sure, Brian Ferry’s “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” is as haunting as, well, anything the man sings (and warbly too!), but really, um, you shouldn’t write people letters. That’s totally rude.

    Sincerely Yours,

    Not-Scott

    P.S. Scott wrote this, but had to stand on principle or something resembling it.

    P.P.S. The Danielson Family are conservative Christians. What’s with you liking them, outside of the fact they’re good? Jeez …

  2. 1. “Changes”, David Bowie
    2. “Time Of The Season”, The Zombies
    3. “Kid Charlemagne”, Steely Dan
    4. “Friday Night”, The Darkness
    5. “P.Y.T.”, Michael Jackson
    6. “Just What I Needed”, The Cars
    7. “Beyond The Sea”, Bobby Darin
    8. “Rockin’ The Paradise”, Styx
    9. “Fuck The Creationists”, MC Hawking
    10. “Just A Girl”, No Doubt

  3. 1) Red Hot Chili Peppers: Fight Like A Briva
    2) Melissa Etheridge: If I Only Wanted To
    3) Aerosmith: Walk This Way
    4) Enter The Haggis: Maggie’s Pancake Mix
    5) Link Wray: Jack The Ripper
    6) Ramones: California Sun
    7) Peter Murphy: Secret Miniature Camera
    8) Red Hot Chili Peppers: Taste The Pain
    9) Led Zeppelin: Moby Dick/ Bonzo’s Montreaux
    10) Heart: Dreamboat Annie

    Random Bonus) Proclaimers: Scotland’s Story
    Random Bonus) Johnnie Cash: I Walk The Line
    Random Bonus) Wicked Tinkers: Jig Set

  4. Jazzola – Leiut. Jim Europe’ 369th U.S. Infantry “Hell Fighters” Band
    Ancient Chinese Secret – Uncle Dave Lewis & the Lookout Boys
    See My Way [BBC] – The Who
    This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us [Croydon, 1975]
    La Cugina {From the Cousin} – Ennio Morricone/Yukihiro Fukutomi
    Pretty Thing – BPA
    Rubber Biscuit – The Chips
    Don’t Blame Me [remake take 1] – Thelonious Monk
    HILDEGARD OF BINGEN: Columba Aspexit – Emma Kirkby & Gothic Voices/Christopher Page
    Run Run Run [BBC] – The Who

  5. I actually own the first two songs listed, Lauren! I’m so excited. And at least I’ve heard of Donovan. But the rest… sighing for my unhipness.

  6. Or if you trust the Last.fm tool more, the top ten tracks of the week by rotation…

    Feministe group radio station coming soon?

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