Great slideshow video but the comment section's a bit off-message, to put it mildly. This Used To Be The Future - The Pet Shop Boys. Makes you want to wear a greatcoat, doesn't it? Read It In Books - Echo And The Bunnymen.
It's a wonder I ever went to another gig after that. They opened with the whole of Tales from Topographic Oceans, all 80 minutes of it, and it hadn't even been released yet so no-one had ever heard it before. Did I really want to out myself as a Yes fan? Does anyone? The second gig I ever went to, aged about thirteen, was Yes. I thought long and hard before I used this title for a post. It's a lot more plodding than I remembered it. I wasn't so keen on this when it first came out but it's aged very well. And Georgio Moroder, as if you could miss him. Putting Out Fire With Gasoline - David Bowie. New Years Resolution: get Lana into more post titles. She's probably my favorite singer/songwriter of all time now. This wins the prize for most obviously shoehorned-in post title of the year. The post title was " What Does Lisa Like?" but let's not argue over a pronoun.Ī Crow Will Remember Your Face - Silver Servants.
Storming version, backed by Fingerprinz, with Rachel's voice sounding like it could cut sheet steel. This was on it.Īlready Home - Alex The Astronaut. I have an unwritten list of titles I want to use just so I can link to the songs because they're so good. One thing I do know, I certainly wasn't thinking of the band of the same name.
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There actually is a movie called Drive She Said but I only discovered that when I was researching this list. I do like me some Stan although the idea most likely came to me from the movie ( Drive He Said). To my surprise there's no sign of The Band's version on YouTube but the pick of the covers is this one, featuring Susan Cowsill from The Cowsills, who's just a year younger than me!ĭrive, She Said - Stan Ridgway. Post title was taken from the chorus, Lost Time Is Not Found Again, which Bob himself presumably took from Proust. Odds And Ends - Susan Cowsill and Brian Henneman. Definitely not one of my favorite s of his. They're both superb so I guess it doesn't matter. I can't remember now, whether I was thinking of this or the New York Dolls number. Amazing footage from CBGBs with Richard Hell on bass. Lloyd can do no wrong on record although he's not much live. Perfect Blue - Lloyd Cole and The Commotions. He called it " Can I Kick Lou Reed?", which is a thought most of us must have entertained at one time or another. A friend of mine, dead now, made me a mixtape once with this on it. Post title was " Can I Click It?" I freakin' love daisy age hip-hop. The answer, by the way, is " Down to the lake, I fear" !Ĭan I Kick It? - A Tribe Called Quest. The post title was " Where do we go from here?" although the lyric is actually " Where does it go from here?" As we will see, I have pronoun issues. The original is, of course, sublime, but San Cisco's is my favorite of them all.
There are several fantastic versions, not least this by Daughter. I pretty much wrote the post just so I could use that title. Please Let Me Come Mooch Round Your House - The Lovely Eggs. I wish I could say I was thinking of this by Prince when I came up with that one but I really wasn't. I used to like Elvis a lot but he's blotted his copybook so many times over the years it's hard to remember why. Fantastic keyboard work from Steve Nieve. Waiting For The End Of The World - Elvis Costello and The Attractions. This Davy Jones version predates it, too. One of the few - the very few - titles to receive a comment. Touch My Stuff (You Can Die) - Beachbuggy. A few are NSFW but it's the holidays and no-one's at work, so let's live dangerously. With the technology we take for granted now, which would have seemed like science fiction then, every song title goes to a video, just because it can. It was seen as lazy in certain quarters.Ĭompiling this lot, I have to say, felt like the opposite of laziness. People sometimes felt they had to aplogize for relying on them.
Instead, I thought I'd do it as an old-school list, the kind we used to do all the time back in the APAzine scene of the 1980s, with explanatory notes and comments. This time there are a few I'd rather not admit to in public. Last year I put them all on a YouTube playlist. Following the great tradition, established all of a year ago (shame I didn't think of it earlier) here's a list of all the songs and lyrics I used as the titles of posts in 2018.
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