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Friday Random Ten – the Vienna edition

Jill

I’m gone again. The lovely Ms. Lauren will be servicing you for the rest of the weekend.

1. The Notwist – Consequence
2. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Cocks ‘n’ Asses
3. Des Ark – Yes Sir, Yes Way
4. The Mountain Goats – You Or Your Memory
5. Yo La Tengo – Let’s Be Still
6. The Cramps – Goo Goo Muck
7. Bonny Billy – A Dream of the Sea
8. D’Angelo – How Does It Feel
9. Tom Waits – Yesterday Is Here
10. Amr Diab – Allah La Yehremny Minnak

I had forgotten how great this video is until it came up on the random 10 this week:

See you Monday!

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9 thoughts on Friday Random Ten – the Vienna edition

  1. It’s Friday, school’s out today, i don’t have to work. W00t.

    Artist — “Song”

    The Beatles — “Let It Be”
    The Donnas — “It’s So Hard”
    Jimi Hendrix — “The Wind Cries Mary”
    Kanye West — “School Spirit”
    Paul Dukas — “La Péri — Poéme dansé”
    Rammstein — “Alter Mann”
    Edguy — “Wasted Time”
    Jack Johnson — “Fall Line”
    Ozzy Osbourne — “Desire”
    Kanye West — “Graduation Day”

  2. 1. Teenage Superstars by The Vaselines; 2. Blues for the Muse by The Incredible String Band; 3. Metro by Kraftwelt; 4. Late Morning by Saint Etienne; 5. Turn It On by The Flaming Lips; 6. Continuous Hit Music by The American Analog Set; 7. Blue Yodel No. 2 (Lovin’ Gal Lucille) by Jimmie Rodgers; 8. Where You Been by T-Model Ford; 9. Lies by Del Shannon; 10. Forest Whitaker by Brother Ali.

  3. 1. Call To Love – Crooked Fingers – Dignity And Shame
    2. Glasshouse Tarot – Sparta – Wiretap Scars
    3. Honky’s Ladder – The Afghan Whigs – Black Love
    4. Rhythm & Soul – Spoon – Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
    5. I Love You More Than Words Can Say – Otis Redding – The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968, Volume 7
    6. Diamonds and Pearls – Prince and the New Power Generation- Diamonds and Pearls
    7. Every Man Oughta Have a Woman – William Bell – The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968
    8. The Piccolo Snare – Super Furry Animals – Phantom Power
    9. I.D. – Kasabian – Kasabian
    10. Someday Soon – Doves – Some Cities
    Bonus
    Get Lonely – The Mountain Goats – Get Lonely
    Tear Stained Eye – Son Volt – Trace

  5. 1. Know That – Mos Def
    2. Phanta – Le Tigre
    3. You Made Me Forget My Dreams – Belle & Sebastian
    4. Mr. Big Stuff – Jean Knight
    5. Ol’ Man River – Ray Charles
    6. Milord – Edith Piaf
    7. Please Be Patient With Me – Wilco
    8. I Can Be Killed – Big Black
    9. Support-A-Man – Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
    10. (I’m A) Donkey For Your Love – BOAT

  6. “Song” — Artist
    1. “One Less Bell To Answer” — 5th Dimension (which, I’ve always viewed as a triumphient song)
    2. “Wait For You” — Nelly Furtado
    3. “Show Me Forgiveness” — Bjork
    4. “Air Raid GTR” —The Go! Team
    5. “Some Unholy War” — Amy Winehouse
    6. “Finale B” — Rent OST
    7. “robotdog” — mc chris
    8. “Today Will Be Better, I Swear!” — Stars
    9. “Tell Me When” — Floetry
    10. “Seven Months” — Portishead

  7. D’Angelo makes me so friggen happy. I’m pretty sure that song and that video turned me on before I had fully acknowledged what sexuality WAS.

    1. Killing Me Softly – The Fugees
    2. The Arctic Circle – Final Fantasy (Owen Pallett)
    3. Stranded in Your Love – Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
    4. Father of Mine – Everclear
    5. Smoke and Mirrors – RJD2
    6. A Thousand Miles – Vanessa Carlton
    7. Different Names for the Same Thing – Death Cab for Cutie
    8. Maps – Yeah Yeah Yeahs
    9. Claimin’ Respect – Dilated People, Last Emperor
    10. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough – The Supremes

  9. That video makes me realize how ridiculous those videos of scantily clad female pop stars really are. My male friends would probably be really embarrassed if I showed them this video . . .

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