California Uber Alles (Dead Kennedys): http://youtu.be/quLqEu4mUOU
Posted this one before, probably a few times, but not for a while...
Great album, great song.
My favorite from that album.
Also love Guns of Brixton and Train in Vain. That album is amazing.
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into (E. Bloom, Richard Hell, Joe Strummer, John Doe . . )
into (punk rock changed our lives)
dat punk rock!!
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oh yeah, into...
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Lineage
That's my pun for the day. Maybe Pudge will get it.
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I think he wants you to do cocaine with him
I'm game
Free Hotcarl!
Ok. I often do this, make these way obscure references and assume that others will get them. It's this disease that I assume that people care about the things I care about.
So, there's this link between all these songs I post.
Clash lead singer Joe Strummer inspires Minutemen's D Boon and Mike Watt, and Minutemen inspire Brad's Sublime, who were also inspired by Milo's Descendants. In Descendants Milo Goes to College album (and some other Descendants albums) they use this device of songs with names that end in -age. Any Descendants fan would get it (wtf pudge).
Eg, Myage, Marriage, Bikeage, etc etc
Lineage. Get it?
Originally Posted by Sting
I'm listening to crickets chirp.
CNN's The Sixties series did an episode over 60s music, more specifically the British invasion. It's definitely worth the watch. Lotsa good Beatles stuff as well as many others. At one point there's what I can only assume is footage of Mick Jagger and Graham Nash arguing over whether rock can be deep and serious.
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