What Song are you listening to?

[Kenelm Sainty]

Mole In A Hole.Blue Murder.

[DzM]

Song: Thousands are Sailing
Artist: The Pogues

I've heard some positive things about these guys.

[Low D]

Trooper's Lament, by Utah Phillips

Listen all you troopers, here's a lesson you should know
From an older brownshoe soldier, who marched off long ago;
They will use your pride and passion for to settle all their fights
Keep your pride in your trousers, and your captain in your sights

[kmurray105]

Break Your Heart by The Gaslight Anthem

[Frances]

His-palms-are-sweaty-knees-weak-arms-are-heavy-theres-vomit-on-his-sweater-already-moms-spaghetti


Shake, shake it, baby
Shake, shake it, shake it baby
Shake, shake it, mama
Shake it, Cali
Shake, shake it, baby
Shake, shake it
Shake, shake it mama
Shake it

[Low D]

Muddy Waters - I Can't Be Satisfied (from his amazing & amazingly-titled 1977 album "Hard Again")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23ElxF5slrM

[DzM]

Song: No One is to Blame
Artist: Howard Jones

Angst-ridden high school freshman inside my heart is all nostalgic for cruddy mid-80s synth-pop now.

Followed by

Song: Believe Me
Artist: Madness

Angst-ridden high school freshman inside my heart i snow enjoying pop-ska and feeling better about things.

[Low D]

"Something in the Air" by Thunderclap Newman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTZoJ01FpD8

[Frances]

Song: No One is to Blame
Artist: Howard Jones

Angst-ridden high school freshman inside my heart is all nostalgic for cruddy mid-80s synth-pop now.

The internet tells me I saw Jones on June 5, 1985 at SDSU.

I remember running into an acquaintance after the show who was totally fanboying out, had met the beast, got autographs, etc. and I was all... calm the fuck down. Nothing to get excited about.

People were throwing puzzle pieces around during the line about puzzle pieces not fitting.

The days of handing 4 packs of California Coolers to strangers in line at 7-11 near campus and slamming them in the Burger King bathroom (when Boone’s Farm wasn’t available).

[Low D]

Song: No One is to Blame
Artist: Howard Jones

Angst-ridden high school freshman inside my heart is all nostalgic for cruddy mid-80s synth-pop now.

The internet tells me I saw Jones on June 5, 1985 at SDSU.

I remember running into an acquaintance after the show who was totally fanboying out, had met the beast, got autographs, etc. and I was all... calm the fuck down. Nothing to get excited about.

People were throwing puzzle pieces around during the line about puzzle pieces not fitting.

The days of handing 4 packs of California Coolers to strangers in line at 7-11 near campus and slamming them in the Burger King bathroom (when Boone’s Farm wasn’t available).

I had a friend in middle school (Grade 7/8, so 12/13 years old) who LOVED Howard Jones, even kinda looked like him and definitely had a copycat haircut (making him one of the few 12 year olds with a hair style). Most people at that school were total dicks, and Dan was lovely and real, and so I've always had a soft spot for Mr. Jones and his positive vibe.

[Frances]

I had a friend in middle school (Grade 7/8, so 12/13 years old) who LOVED Howard Jones, even kinda looked like him and definitely had a copycat haircut (making him one of the few 12 year olds with a hair style). Most people at that school were total dicks, and Dan was lovely and real, and so I've always had a soft spot for Mr. Jones and his positive vibe.

I got in trouble in middle school for being disruptive on testing days with my good looks , putting all the benches and stuff in the bathroom (for no good reason), flipping off a predator teacher who was trying to DJ and forwarding the (not glass encased) clock hands so my class got out ten whole minutes early. Woo hoo! That class was in a freaking trailer and I was over it.

I know I was banned from the grad dance but can’t recall walking the line and I certainly didn’t graduate high school with my 3 credits. LMAO.

I also wrote something unholy in a creepy male teacher’s yearbook who had commented appreciatively on my appearance daily. That I didn’t get in trouble for, as it was his last day of which I was fully aware.

In other words, problem student.


We were in high school, my Jones fanboying friend was flamboyant, as we all were.
The 80’s were pretty, pretty good.

[Frances]

LeXXXi
Fraud (Broke Bitches)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=deskt ... KLE-ViTACY

[Harley Vincent]

Gallows Pole. Great Big Sea.

[DzM]

Song: Metal on Metal
Artist: Kraftwerk

[Low D]

X-Ray Style - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNXdqgnDNj4

This one just gets better with age.