And away we go!
1. "Where Do The Children Go" - The Hooters (in this version, Patti Smyth is singing along!)
2. "Mess Around" - Ray Charles
3. "Apology" - The Go-Go's (from the album they made when they reunited a few years back)
4. "Rockin' Robin" - Bobby Day
5. "Bitchin' Camaro" - The Dead Milkmen
6. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" - The Rolling Stones
7. "Something So Strong" - Crowded House
8. "Student Loan" - Mary Prankster
9. "20th Century Boy" - T-Rex
10. "Too Late For Love" - Def Leppard
11. "Intuition" - Jewel
12. "Fuck and Run" - Liz Phair
13. "Panama" - Van Halen
14. "Never Said" - Liz Phair
15. "Molly" - Sponge
16. "Hey You" - Pink Floyd
17. "I'm Gonna Getcha Good!" - Shania Twain (Blue (Asian) version, as opposed to the Red (Pop) or Green (Country) versions)
18. "Sign Your Name" - Terrence Trent D'Arby
19. "Simple Man" - Lynard Skynard
20. "Symphony No. 25 in G Minor, 1st Movement" - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
21. "6 Underground" - Sneaker Pimps
Now this was an eclectic mix. Throwing Mozart in with Van Halen, Shania Twain, Ray Charles and The Dead Milkmen will do that.
382 songs, and I manage to get the same Rolling Stones song two weeks in a row.
The Mozart song was played at the beginning of the movie Amadeus. There was also a video for it on MTV at the time (1984), wherein they interspersed footage of rock n' rollers and clips from the movie. The one sequence I really remember is footage of Gene Simmons with his tongue hanging out, followed by a clip of the Austrian emperor looking somewhat perplexed.
2 comments:
Bitchin' Camaro! Dude that rocks!
This takes me to junior year of high school. In advanced photography we made slide shows to go with a song.* A friend and his partner made the funniest presentation of that song. They illustrated every lyric. From "driving" a matchbox camaro across a map, to throwing a box of donuts on a lawn. They borrowed some guy's camaro to do it. It was so funny we made them play it twice.
Mine was a very lame Sting song picked by my partner. We used magazine clippings. I knew it was horrid while we doing it. Blech!
We also used to sing Bitchin' El Camino everytime we saw this other guy. He *loved* his El Camino.
* This was real slides in a projector carosel. Pre-digital baby!
I almost titled the post "Donuts On Your Lawn, Tony Orlando and Dawn"
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