Ten from the Walkman

[caddyman]

Just to fill out a little time, and as I have spent the afternoon proicessing payments, which means I can listen to music at the same time...

Ten songs from the Walkman set to shuffle:

Flaming Telepath - Blue Oyster Cult
Bluetonic - The Blue Tones
Oh, England My Lionheart - Kate Bush
Borrowed Time - John Lennon
White Wedding - Billy Idol
Larks' Tongues in Aspic PT IV (part one) - King Crimson
Red - The Crimson Jazz Trio
Sexy Eyes - Dr Hook
Back Street Luv - Curved Air
Splendour In The Grass - Jackie de Shannon

Wake Up - The Arcade Fire
Give It To Me - The Troggs
You're Gonna Lose That Girl - The Beatles
All Through The Night - Jane Siberry
Exiles - King Crimson
Have You Ever Loved A Woman - Derek and the Dominoes
A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You - The Monkees
What Is Life (Backing Track) - George Harrison
This Woman's Work - Kate Bush
Without You - Gerry and the Pacemakers

Comments

[caffeine-fairy.livejournal.com]

You _invented_ a meme. Sheesh.

[bluesman.livejournal.com]

Yes, considering he often expresses such disdain for them!

[davidt3001.livejournal.com]

I am honoured to call a man whose listening tastes encompass both BÖC and Curved Air as friend.

The Cult didn't play Flaming Telepaths when I saw them, but Ms. Kristina did encore with Backstreet Love while fronting her solo effort, Sonja Kristina's Escape. It was only the awareness that she hadn't performed that particular number during her set, and the confident expectation that she would do so that induced the bored and despondent masses in the Newcastle Mayfair to cajole her back on stage. Her backing band wasn't very good, and she was a bit dumpy for her red and orange sari and harem pants.

She was lucky not to be bottled off, a fate that the Glen Matlock's Rich Kids endured with very poor grace.

[phil99.livejournal.com]

YAY The Bluetones. Everyone needs more bluetonianness in their lives.

[drjohnsilence.livejournal.com]

Too darn right. Their earlier stuff is very hard to get hold of over here, so I am in dire need of a Marblehead Johnson MP3. Luckily, I have Expecting To Fly on CD.