"Yes we can can!" said Little Nicola.

[sineast]

The top of the toppermost. The Beatles do Nowhere Man live at Munich in 1966.

Macht schau.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRv34Cat3Vw

[sineast]

The great Pretenders get real with Chrissie front and back in black, perform a fine live

version of Oh. Oh. Ooohhhhh Back on the Chain Gang

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBBr7vCC_pE

[sineast]

Toots was a wonderful songwriter himself, but here he covers a John Denver classic,

with a little adjustment in the lyric geography and to a very pleasing result.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S78VlyZYpfc

[sineast]

Like quite a few British groups, The Move were popular in the UK, but couldn't catch a

break in the US. They had a good run of hit singles in England in the late 60s and

early 70s that went nowhere in America. That's life. Here is a short piece of their

psychedelic pop, with the unsurprising title Flowers in the Rain.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6o5FOs2SjQ

 

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[sineast]

SMFYTPOS. Another **** website, time to go to plan B. The Move perform

another psychedelic pop hit with another unsurprising title, +I Can Hear the Grass

Grow+

 

 

 

[sineast]

SMFYTPOS. Another **** website, time to go to plan B. The Move perform

another psychedelic pop hit with another unsurprising title, +I Can Hear the Grass

Grow.+

 

 

 

[movieman1957]

Wasn't that line from "Magical Mystery Tour"? Wasn't it on the booklet that came with the original LP?

[sineast]

Yes, it's a variation on that line. To my best recollection, the line appears in

parenthesis next to "I Am the Walrus" ("oh, no you're not!" said little Nicola.)

I think the l in little was in lower case, so my bad. The Beatles are #1 in my

book. Roll up.

[movieman1957]

That's it. Thanks for the clarification. The Beatles are my favorites too.

[sineast]

Black Francis, Frank Black, Boston Blacky, Frankly Mr. Blackly, or whatever his name

may be, and the rest of the Pixies perform a high energy alterno number, including deep

questions such as the species limits on heaven's gate and a little supernatural mathematics,

entitled Monkey Gone to Heaven.

 

 

 

[sineast]

The artist now known as Yusuf Islam, and formerly known as Cat Stevens, and before that

as Steven Georgiou, had a birthday a few days ago (61st). Happy Birthday. Here he performs

Longer Boats.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF3Cjbk1zU

 

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[sineast]

Disregard previous post due to SMFYTPOS {...} website.

 

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[sineast]

A website that works and then doesn't, without rhyme or reason, intermittently, and

doesn't do what it is supposed to do. Sound familiar? There's more than one out

there. But, since a Cat has nine lives, I'll try again, with Into White.

 

 

 

[sineast]

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[sineast]

Let me see if I can actually get a Roxy Music video up today, or if youtube will still be

stubborn about it. Let me see if Ladytron will work on a new day. If not, it'll be time

to shift gears.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVeEBMjt8vs

[sineast]

Okay, they're going to be stubborn. John Lennon sings Instant Karma, what a

great populsive beat. And Yoko appears as the rest of the Beatles might have

wished to see her. We all shine on...maybe.

 

 

[sineast]

Let me try one more experiment to get poor old Roxy Music's video up. Ladytron

with Eno on sythesizer.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVeEBMjt8vs

[sineast]

Okay, MFYTPOS strikes again.

 

Blondie, maybe, dubbing and annoying banners not withstanding. performing

Dreaming

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI4N_Ri3Mlk

 

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[sineast]

It was ten years ago, though probably not today, that the Chili Peppers released their

Californication CD. A really great CD, with not a weak number on it. Here is a live

version of Scar Tissue...sarcastic, mister know-it-all.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGZLa2ieyps

[sineast]

A bit of classic country from George Jones during his pre-blowdryer period, +She Thinks

I Still Care+.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUOR63LEtXk

[sineast]

They Might Be Giants, who took their name from the 1971 movie, doing +Istanbul

(Not Constantinople)+. There are lots of live videos, but they're of pretty poor quality,

but this little animated one is pretty good.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiORtOslfy4

 

 

MFYTPOS technical diffiulties. Please do not stand by.

 

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[sineast]

Let me see if MFYTPOS is in a cooperative mood today. One never knows. Rockpile

only recorded one album, but it was a pure pop pleasure, none more so than the

song Teacher, Teacher

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BpfFEd7Uro

[sineast]

Alain Delon and Dick Davalos were among the cover stars on the albums, but here

Morrissey seems to be channeling James Dean, but anyway +What Difference Does

It Make+ ?

 

 

 

[sineast]

MFYTPOS strikes again. The video version didn't work, so let me see if the live version

does any better. Old timers New Order performs Bizarre Love Triangle. 'The wisdom of a fool

won't set you free.'

 

 

[sineast]

Bob Marley, reggae meggaestar, performs The Heathen.