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poptimists2005-10-20 10:47 am
freakytigger.livejournal.com) wrote in poptimists2005-10-20 10:47 am
MP3 Corner
First of all - THE SEVENTIES
"Wildfire" as discussed yesterday, I had misremembered the song slightly, it's obvious from the beginning that she is AN GHOST and also I had hallucinated a chorus due to Wildfire's spooky powers, still though, VIVA DEAD PONIES as they say. Quite a sturdy dead pony if it's carrying them both off at the end, I am imagining some Thelwell-eseque plumper.
"Signs" by the Five Man Electrical Band - this is what all other 70s pop was like, pseudo-hippie nonsense about how there are SIGNS everywhere put up by the MAN telling the KIDS what to DO. Should be revived by One Arctic Monkeys.
And now - THE NOT-SEVENTIES
tATU - "Robot", a great pop tune from the Russian version of their first album, it goes "Robot robot robot robot" over some frankly boshin' beats.
URBAN DEBUSSY BEAT - this is "Be Happy" by Mary J Blige.
Special Bonus Track: this was the final song we played at the last Poptimism. If you were there you'll know what it is. If you weren't there then prepare to be moved.
"Wildfire" as discussed yesterday, I had misremembered the song slightly, it's obvious from the beginning that she is AN GHOST and also I had hallucinated a chorus due to Wildfire's spooky powers, still though, VIVA DEAD PONIES as they say. Quite a sturdy dead pony if it's carrying them both off at the end, I am imagining some Thelwell-eseque plumper.
"Signs" by the Five Man Electrical Band - this is what all other 70s pop was like, pseudo-hippie nonsense about how there are SIGNS everywhere put up by the MAN telling the KIDS what to DO. Should be revived by One Arctic Monkeys.
And now - THE NOT-SEVENTIES
tATU - "Robot", a great pop tune from the Russian version of their first album, it goes "Robot robot robot robot" over some frankly boshin' beats.
URBAN DEBUSSY BEAT - this is "Be Happy" by Mary J Blige.
Special Bonus Track: this was the final song we played at the last Poptimism. If you were there you'll know what it is. If you weren't there then prepare to be moved.
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ALSO! Read this (http://www.tatyak.com/askyulia.html) before listening to Robot.
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SIGNS!
BLOCKIN' OPPORTUNITY, BREAKIN' MY MIND
DO THIS DON'T DO THAT CAN'T YOU READ THE SIGN
Re: SIGNS!
-Koen