Archive for November, 2009
Elton John: Candle in the Wind
try to avoid iconic songs on my blog, but sometimes, I just have to mention them… not that I can add any more words than what has already been discussed about this particular song. The image from yesterday’s post, although representing the first Sunday of Advent, brought today’s song to mind – [...]
Gregorian Chant: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
regorian chant, named after Pope Gregory I, who ruled as pope from 590 to 604 is a traditional form of music in Christianity. Gregorian chant originated in Monastic life in western and central Europe during the 11th and 13th centuries. It is a popular believe that listening to Gregorian chant increases the [...]
Oasis: Digsy’s Dinner
“What a life it would be
If you would come to mine for tea
I’ll pick you up at half past three
We’ll have lasagna”
In case you were wondering, it’s lasaaaaaaaaaagna. And, if I was serving lasagna and you weren’t invited round for dinner, you probably would be green with envy, because I make a pretty [...]
John Lennon: Cold Turkey
K, I know this is not about the turkey you eat for your Thanksgiving/ Christmas feast, but I just had to post.
The real meaning is pretty obvious when reading the lyrics on this track – it’s about the physical effects on the body due to a withdrawal from an addiction to heroin – “Cold [...]
Weird Al Yankovic: Fat
This parody of Michael Jackson’s “Bad” was released by Weird Al in 1988. I wasn’t able to embed the video on my blog but there is a link to it above – I highly recommend watching the grammy-winning video.
Happy Turkey Day everybody! If you are not already stuffed beyond the innards of [...]
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Under The Bridge (Literal Version)
The original version of Under The Bridge, released in 1992, is one of my favorite Chili Peppers songs, but I couldn’t resists posting the literal version up today, after watching a few from other artist’s with my better half not too long ago. The emotional ballad describing the effects drugs had on lead singer [...]
Razorlight: In The City
Razorlight, an Anglo-Swedish band that was formed in 2002 are nothing new. But I love them, and I’m surprised to learn that I hadn’t previously posted one of their tracks. Their debut album, “Up All Night” was released in 2004, and billed the band as the UK’s very own version of The Strokes. [...]

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