So the lyrics to this song are pretty damn funny and poke fun at the whole 'cool scenester' local music scene. But what makes it really funny is the film clip.
I heard them advertising for it on the radio the other month, they were asking for people with the 'right' look to come down to a certain place in Melbourne and be a part of the filmclip. The funny thing being the song is taking a swipe at all those people who have the 'right' look. So all these rad indie types turned up to be in a film clip that's giving them shit. Classic.
Anyway, gotta go, I'm running out of street credit. Enjoy.
So today we have our first SOTD request sent in thanks to Harry Harrison. A handsome man, who's made even more handsome when he has a Sharpie pen in his hand, and his hair tied back.
I'd never heard of WhoMadeWho before but this is certainly a cool clip. I was impressed me by the fact that the blokes head barely ever moves, in a world obsessed with the bobble-head, he does the reverse - CRAZY! I think my favourite shots are the fishing shot and the tennis tournament winner shot.
Harry likes the naked chick with sushi on her, and the dead stripper...
I heard that The Avalances have a new album coming out soon, which is great news, I mean we've only been waiting 10 bloody years since their last one.
I remember the first time I heard The Avalances I was drinking the bosses BMW up through double bay, radio blaring, and Fronteir Psychiatrist came on. I was instantly hooked with their awesome samples and sound effects. Then came this classic tune Since I Left You, a dreamy song that just lets you float away with it.
It doesn't get played as much as Fronteir Psychiatrist, but certainly deserves to be as it's such a great tune. Plus the dancing miner is pretty rad.
The first Jeff Buckley song that really grabbed my attention as a kid. I was a bit young to listen to any Jeff before this, but now I was 17, had found myself a new lady friend and was falling deeply in love for the first time in my life.
Que Jeff Buckley, a future wife, leaving behind my young and foolish teenage years, and getting in touch with my emotional side thanks to Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk. His voice is just so beautiful and captures my attention every time I hear it; I think this combined with the fact that (when I was 18) chicks thought a guy who liked Jeff Buckley must be all-right. haha. Must have worked, she's still with me.
I just realised I'd never actually seen this filmclip, which shocked me after so many years of watching music videos. I guess Rage guest programmers always go for Last Goodbye or Hallelujah, still quality songs, but I love this one as it always takes me back to those first three months with Katie. The beginning of a perfect life/wife.
It's dark, catchy, has a great drum and bass line that just keeps on thumping along for the entire song. I know it's not the exactly most uplifting song, but sometimes you need a good anti-love song playing in your headphones to give a big secret FUCK YOU to the outside world.
I think the karaoke style clip is pretty smart, seeing as most karaoke songs are feel good love songs. I could image the sort of person who would sing this at karaoke would no doubt be alone and crying into their drink. So if you're in need of a good cry, or like singing karaoke on your own, I hope you enjoy this one.
The Black Lips were responsible for one of the craziest live shows I've seen in a very long time!
The guitarist spitting into the air and catching it, spitting onto the back of his guitar and letting it drip into his mouth while he solo'ed. Getting so pissed on stage that he power chucks all over himself mid song - and keeps singing! Swinging their guitars at security guards who were trying to stop the crowd from stage diving, and then we get to the two guitarists who decided to start making out like drunken teenagers in the middle of the stage.
Listen to the lyrics when they sing Bad Kids, are they saying bad kids, or faggots? Kids like you and me! It's either a song about naughty children or a empowering gay rights song. Either way it rules.
Ha ha, I like the fact the film clip has karaoke words to clarify that it's bad kids, but I'm still not sure. What do you think? It fits right?
