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A little late to this party, but damn, really enjoying this lately.

Toolbox wrote:

Depending on my mood, I sometimes prefer the original version. Supposedly Kirsty MacColl sang backing vocals on Ullman's version.

All this early 80s stuff led me back to the Buzzcocks, which in turn led to this

I don't know why, but find myself playing this one very loudly on my turntable lately....

MICHIGAN wrote:All this early 80s stuff led me back to the Buzzcocks, which in turn led to this

SAw then open for Pearl Jam about 12-15 years ago. Great show.

**by them I mean Buzzcocks.

New Bowie single is awful, IMO.

Killer shit, man.

Exciteable wrote:

Killer shit, man.

You damn betcha. "it's Frank's world, we're just lucky to live in it"--Dean Martin, 1960

Doctor Detroit wrote:New Bowie single is awful, IMO.

It goes well beyond awful to the point of "Is that Yoko Ono singing?"

My office mate over the cube wall has his clock radio set to 96.3 FM every day. This is the same music my 9 year old daughter listens to, so I get to her this 16 hours a day instead of just 8. Mrs. Morty has won some really good swag from this station, that is the only solace I find in this whole situation.

It's like having Milton on the other side of the wall. Singing AYO, singing AYO.

Singer-songwriter Stewart Francke celebrates 13th album, 'Love Implied'

13 albums sounds like a lot for somebody who who has eluded mass market success

guest wrote:

Singer-songwriter Stewart Francke celebrates 13th album, 'Love Implied'

13 albums sounds like a lot for somebody who who has eluded mass market success

Tell that to Guided by Voices...

Just finished my first listen to the new Sabbath album. Produced by that Rubin dude.

Not bad.