Whatcha listening to?

[oettinger]

To redeem myself somehow

Wish they would do a soundtrack like this about me one day. Long way to go
from the 1st movie
Indeed time to turn the tables around you liying on the ground and such. Beware of the ashtrays though!

[mistah willies]

Lake Street Dive - Bad Self Portraits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8tjJWvH8XU

Nice find. Great original production!

Yessah. they ahve a smooth sound. That lady got a great voice. A bit like Carly

[oettinger]

There`s one Drink me!
Was she souzed? looks like it.
I mean the whole band and audience looks fucking loaded.
I get drunker by the minute

Edit: There was Courtney Love before Courtney Love.

frigthening. please don`t continue that worn out tradition music!

[Badfellow]

Tonight on Drunkard Radio, let's start things off with some proper drinking music.

First, a visit to the lounge with the drunkadelic San Francisco duo known as Tipsy. Are your pants too big? Well then, you must have Grossenhosen.

Next, an abstract track from an abstract band. The band is Medicine, and their claim to fame was a cameo in the 1994 movie The Crow. The track is called Zelzah and it sounds even the louder it is and the more you've had to drink.

Gotye feat. Kimbra gives us Somebody That I Used To Know, which fittingly enough also reminds me of somebody that I used to listen to, one Peter Gabriel and Digging In The Dirt.

The French artist known as Wax Tailor (aka Jean Christophe Le Saoute) revisits Nina Simone with How I Feel and spins some classical Old School influences with Damn That Music Made My Day. And damn, it did.

And finally, a little light and dirty whiskey music for those of you drinking at home to pretend you're at the bar. Take a cue from the Rolling Stones and do it Undercover of the Night followed by Dire Straits with a dear old favorite whiskey guzzling tune Sultans of Swing.

It's time for the heavy pouring, faithful listeners.
Drunkard Radio over and out.

[oettinger]

Strange and nice, some for every one I hope. Excellent playlist again!
Dire Straits, cool man. Shot for ya! Brothers in drink
Litstening to the Godfather of all music Johann Sebastian Bach http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGQLXRTl3Z0 and am drunkenly fading away. But the birds in the trees in front of the window tell me to sip another time, and they are damn right1

[Badfellow]

Brothers in Arms. Great stuff. That was one of the first CD's I ever owned along with Ministry, The Land of Rape and Honey.



Here's a nice beddy-bye blackout tune... Too Drunk To Dream by the Magnetic Fields. Damn if every word ain't true.

[oettinger]

With the asians on our side you got no chance Us of A
the 2nd conquer of white men is in full effect.
Look at 9:33, you finally learn where Michael Jackson stole it from.


Good peole you still are.

[Badfellow]

You're the Gypsy that remains

[Badfellow]

In the Pines, in the pines where the MTV never shines,
I will listen to Bill Monroe.

[Savage]

Weird, but even though we have (I shit you not) a couple of thousand cds, more and more, I find myself listening to the sound of silence. (Not the Simon and Garfunkel, but just quiet. Blessed quiet. Except for those fucking dogs, and chollos with the big speakers and the damn high school loudspeaker announcements and the gawdamn icecream truck and the crows and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

ooh.....ooh....


and then. the phone rings. awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[oettinger]

Oh look people, it`s Stevie Nicks!

[Palinka (RIP)]

I think that I mentioned her, back on page 452...

[mistah willies]

Oh look people, it`s Stevie Nicks!

Bahahahaha!


Bah ha ha ha ha...

It's phoentic


sry

[Palinka (RIP)]

A history of rap in Received Pronunciation, courtesy of Mr B the Gentleman Rapper's History of Chap-Hop.

N.B. Do not click on the above link unless you are well on your way to Blackout Island (certainly not until you are out of sight of Pickled Peninsula, anyway).

[mistah willies]

For your consdieration

Punk ain't dead. bomb did abomb dida bombam ababomb bomb bomb

damn

need to regroup