A bit of Dialogue from Dopest of Dope Musicians.

From the Live Concert at Philharmonic Hall in 1964.


*Playing guitar in a completely dope awesome way as only Bob Dylan can whilst playing harmonica at the same time* 

 "D-Don't let that scare ya!" *Continues to pick at guitar* "It's just Halloween!" *Laughs.* "I have my Bob Dylan mask on!" *Laughs again  - audience laughs with a very loud round of applause.*
"I am masquerading!" *Laughs harder, audience laughs with him.* 

Is Bob Dylan dope or what?! 

And can I get a Doctor Who - What! 

Ah, Thank you. Thank you very much.

Gill

Playlist Cannon!

First of all, deepest apologies about the post last night. I was really tired but also on a sugar high, and I realized that I hadn't posted yet, and had to do a short one. (We're required to blog every day, or else we pay each other five bucks. Mom thought it was a good idea.)

So. PLAYLIST CANNON!

1. Don't Cry Daddy by Elvis Presley
Man, is this song ever sad. But it's Elvis. It's pretty. And kind of an obscure Elvis song, I think. I listen to Elvis radio on our telly sometimes. *points and laughs* Dom actually looks a lot like Elvis, except not nearly as cool. Anywho, listen here.

2. Jacksonville by Brandon Flowers
One of his new ones! I still don't have his album, but I really like this song. For some reason I'm reminded of a desert in the middle of the night, maybe on a different planet....sorry, it's Star Trek and car commercials and my imagination all twisted into one. Anywho. You'll probably get a completely different idea when you hear it.

3. 1,2,3,4 by Feist
This song makes me happy. It is happy. It's fun! Here, have the Psych version - enjoy!

4. Blue Bayou by Roy Orbison
It was on  Fringe episode, and I found it. He's got such a pretty croon! It's kinda sad, though....

5. Crash and Burn by Lifehouse
I woke up with this song in my head for some reason. So, that's why it's here. And here.

6. Crash and Burn by Savage Garden
Because it is dope, and when I start listening to it, I rarely stop. Get addicted, here.

7. Baby Let Me Follow You Down by Bob Dylan
It's soft and sweet and one of the best Dylan songs ever. I prefer the version from his first album. I couldn't find a good link for it, so you're on your own.

8. Song for the Dead by Sea Wolf
I'm pretty much sold if a tiger is mentioned. Listen and love it.

9. Any Other World by MIKA
I found this while I was obsessing over Dustfinger the other night. And thanks to Love Today and Grace Kelly, I like MIKA. Here you go!

Playlist Cannon

What is the playlist cannon, you ask?

I randomly give you a short playlist of songs to listen to, why they are awesome, blah, blah, blah. Music, music, music.

Oh wait.

La, la, la.

That's it.

1. Cosmic Love by Florence and the Machine
When I first heard the song, I was immediately entranced. I think it's all the cool harp/fairy sounding instruments in it, but she's got such a dark voice....does that make me twisted? Depressing? Bella Swan-esque? You may decide.

2. Golllum's Song by Emiliana Torrini
Having a Tolkien bug, and....this song is just so beautiful. And haunting. But mostly haunting.
3. Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show
It's different, it's folksy, it's comforting, but not cheesy. It's just cool. Bob Dylan started this song and never finished it - this band took over, and I think they did a good job.

4. Angel by Within Temptation
It's a song about betrayal in a true croon. I like true croons. And it sounds pretty. And there's a true croon....

5. Question by Old 97's
Okay, a happy song! It really is. It's raw and has guitar and a country croon (there's that lovely word again) without sounding country. And it's on Shawn's mix tape. It's just so sweet! And it's on Shawn's mix tape....which is available on psych.usanetwork.com.

I was going to embed vids for all of these, but I'm too lazy to figure out why it isn't working, so if you really want to, you may go look them all up yourself. Thank you and Goodnight.

Lemonade Gill has left the building. (blogging)