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I can't find it, but

Soothe the Say by Pendulous Frankfurters.

I've always loved Pendulous Frankfurters. They're so damn pendulous, and frankish. It's genius.

And Time for your Apple by GP and the Ceegees.

Good shit, good shit.

Thank you Undertoad for the introduction to Rox. I offer this in exchange.

Rox -- Oh My

i hope i'm not reposting; i'm not sure who led me to to this

This certainly doesn't refer to our pretty little Lola Bunny (God I hope it doesn't anyway!!), but, she made me think of it...

Jai Ho (Slumdog Millionaire theme).
No idea whether people know it well, but I adore this song. Even the Pussycat Dolls didn't ruin it for me. Then again I'm no musician.

I just prefer this version.

Yet another gem discovered via Pandora. In case you don't know... I heartily recommend Pandora, and it is well worth the $36/yr to upgrade to Pandora1.

Quote:

The Pack A.D.
Biography
Following in the tradition of the Black Keys and the White Stripes, the Pack A.D. play a blend of rock and electric blues. The female duo is comprised of drummer Maya Miller and vocalist/guitarist Becky Black, both of whom left their previous Pixies-styled band to focus on bluesier music. After emerging in 2006 as one of Vancouver's more buzzworthy bands, the Pack A.D. signed with Mint Records in 2007 and released a debut album, Tintype, the following January. Funeral Mixtape, the duo's second offering, was issued eight months later. The group toured heavily in support of both releases and eventually returned to Vancouver, where the bandmembers holed themselves up at Hive Studios and began tinkering with new sounds. Although still a blues band at heart, the Pack A.D. found themselves drawn to punk and garage rock, both of which steered the sound of 2010's We Kill Computers in a slightly different direction. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rov

I was surprised to find that it's a woman singing. She(Becky Black) sounds a LOT like Shannon Houn (male) from Blind Melon.

This is the only song I've heard by them, but I will be seeking more out. I like the Black Keys and the White Stripes a lot ...and now I find that I am digging Becky Black... I also enjoy me some Tenacious D (Jack Black) ...seeing a theme here?

anyway.... enjoy!

ooh....

2 for 2.... me likey

Oh, there's a song by the Pack on the Being Human soundtrack. Really excellent.

Dawes

If I wanted someone

Nice, J. Great harmony.

its been a long time since i listened to alanis morissette.