Brand New Car Tuba Toothpaste I was walking home from school, I was deep in thought When I saw a crowd of kids in the parking lot. I really had to see what the buzz was about So I took a detour from my usual route. They were pointing at something that I couldn’t see But as I got closer it was clear ...

the guitar break, which is derivative of the famous “Flower Duet” from Lakme by Delibes, (I thought Tuba Toothpaste might get this), it’s not exact, but I think it is a clear reference. I went back and listened again and I hear what you mean. Hate to say I didn't notice it the first time. I think I...

Tuba Toothpaste: Not sure what to make of this track. Certainly has some interesting parts. The objective was to create a set of lyrics using terms common to both baseball and opera that could ambiguously describe an afternoon at either event. So "the Mets got some new players" could mean...

Minty Handy - cute little tune. It's fun when the "A"s pass around the stereo. It does a good job of making them sound like they're all over. But otherwise sounds like a jingle. Lonlobby - Good mysterious sound. The apple tree? Sorry to hear of your loss. Good music, weird topic. It kind o...

Hostess Mostess - great song. The Simon and Garfunkel connection has already been noted. Playing and singing are perfect for the tune. It creates that nostalgic, sad feeling and gives supports the depth of the lyrics, which are deeper than would be expected from the given title. Ross Durand - good i...

Well, the Mets (or Met’s) got some new players this year and they put on quite a show I had nothing to do on a Sunday afternoon, so I decided to go It was late when I arrived, they were already playing the A’s When someone missed the very first pitch, I thought it was one of those days But as the af...

I think that you are conflating acouple of different cults. Darn, I always feel bad when I conflate cults. Thanks for the correction. He did think they would go to another planet, though, for a life of bliss (at least that's what my internet sources say - but then, I'm an internet source now and I ...

If you can find a copy of the song "Guyana Punch" by The Judy's, it covers the same theme and it's a very fun song to boot. When I was in college marching band we had a trombone player named Jim Jones. The after-game parties included a volatile concoction known as "Guyana Punch"...

Well, I got a lot of attention, and that's nice. I hate to say, I know exactly what Oed was talking about. Just the other day, I put on an old Carpenters album and a similar thing went through my mind (although I think Karen Carpenter's voice was phenomenal). This stuff was top 40? And, although lik...

EightLeggedOedipus wrote:Are you cool in your town?

I'm too old to be cool in any town.

Noise Brigade: ::I don't know, this one synth-bell patch is making and breaking the song, for me. Everything that's going on in the background is just fine, and everything that you're doing with the bell is really neat... it just feels almost Rugrats, to me. I detect this bell patch is the "ch...