Misfits - Hybrid Moments

i wonder what glen danzig is being for halloween . . .

Elton John - Your song

sir elton john is one of the best entertainers ever.

Twiggy - In my life (Muppet Show)

Noise Addict - Back In Your Life (Modern Lovers cover)

R.E.M. - Nightswimming

my favorite beatles song is hey jude, my favorite stones song is jumping jack flash, my favorite song turning 34 with a broken leg thinking of the summer and youth through pain killers and ice cream is this one.

Happy Mondays - 24 Hour Party People (Live in Barcelona )

Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out) it is gonna be a mess it is gonna be great i'm gonna be there and i can't wait happy mondays tonite in philly at the troc!

For Fans of Bubbles Inc*

For Fans of Bubbles Inc.*

1. Theme de Camille - Georges Delerue
2. Love is the Drug (Long Version) - Grace Jones
3. Geto Boys/Iko (Demo) - Glass Candy
4. Everything I Own - Boy George
5. Cinq Minutes d'Amour - France Gall
6. Kiss and Make Up (original Donna Savage vocal)-Saint Etienne
7. Working On It Night and Day - Richard Hewson Orchestra
8. I Got the Music In Me - Kiki Dee
9. Just a Little - Beau Brummels
10. Love Goes On - Go-Betweens
11. Love Without Lies - Comet Gain
12. Fists in Pockets - Comet Gain
13. Another Weekend - Comet Gain
14. She's Real - Kicking Giant
15. Live and Let Die - Daniel Johnston
16. Words of Love - Paul McCartney
17. Perfidia - Carola Standertskjold
18. Every Little Bit Hurts - Small Faces
19. No One - Alicia Keys
20. Waiting For A Star To Fall - Boy Meets GIrl

*1. from Godard's Contempt 2. Roxy Music cover 3. ad hoc Iko cover tour only demo, includes sample of the Geto Boy's sampling of Issac Hayes' "Hung Up On My Baby" on their classic track "Mind Playing Tricks On Me" 4. from Top of the Pops performance, Bread cover heavily inspired by Ken Boothe's own cover 5. rumored to contain partially swiped melody from the aforementioned Bread track 6. Field Mice cover, another early Saint Etienne track like "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" that features a vocalist other than Sarah Cracknell, this time Donna Savage 7. from Waris Hussein's film Melody the only song on the soundtrack other than "Teach Your Children by CSNY that isn't by the Bee Gees 8. live television performance from the very cute Kiki Dee 14. seven inch version, one of my favorite songs the spring and summer of 1994 throughout my freshman year in college. when the record finally came out they had to drop the Ronette's sample and the recording never worked as well as this version 15. Wings cover live in Germany, I saw Daniel Johnston sing this at the Khyber same tour, same brilliance 16. Buddy Holly cover, Paul McCartney owns the rights to Buddy Holly's music, Michael Jackson's estate owns the rights to Macca's music 18. Brenda Hollaway cover 19. i used to talk shit about Alicia Keys then i really fell for this tune, play this really really loud 20. probably the ideal Bubbles Inc. tune here, Boy Meets Girl songwriting duo of George Merrill and Shannon Rubicam they wrote "How Will I Know", "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" and "Waiting For A Star To Fall" for Whitney Houston. she had great success with the first two and then turned down the third! what was she thinking?! so they made this great version themselves and had a hit.

download here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/eezjzt

The beach boys -good vibrations

the beach etc (or i am about to turn 34)

The Beach Boys - Keepin' The Summer Alive

ocean city was so much fun. many thanks to justin, justin's grandmom and nate.

Kiki Dee - I've got the music in me 1975

so great.

Enjoy The Silence (HQ) - Depeche Mode - Original Video (WTC Tribute !!!)

thinking of this so long ago when i took the early morning off from work so i could vote for mark green and then shortly after on the bus enroute to dumbo as the police and fire trucks flew by us and after we passed the naval yard cell phone rumors came horribly true. i will always love nyc.

On this first day of September I thought I'd post these mixes of the songs I enjoyed most this summer. If you regularly exchange emails with me you will remember the agony I endured when I realized one of my favorite songs on the radio was in fact a Black Eyed Peas song. However I shouldn't have been surprised, this was the most top 40 summer for me since 1997 when both 'MMMbop' by Hanson and 'Say You Will Be There' by the Spice Girls were among my favorite songs. In a way the combo of Lily Allen, Taylor Swift, Pink, and Miley Cyrus could perhaps be this summer's Spice Girls for me, of course the Belle Stars were in fact an inspiration for the Spice Girls, and Taylor Hanson makes an appearance as the lead singer of the super group Tinted Windows. This summer I went to see Tinted Windows and throughly enjoyed it. The concert was mobbed with grown up Hanson fans and I went by myself yet luckily spied a few friends in the audience who were there to support the newly DFA signed and hyped band from Philadelphia, Free Energy. Also don't be afraid of the Philadelphia born Pink she is one of the best to come out of this landmark girl pop era. Her song 'Please Don't Leave Me' sounds like she is fronting New Order and is better than anything they had on their disappointing 'final' album 'Waiting for the Sirens' Call'. If I could I would love to produce a record of Pink covering Shocking Blue classics, I feel she not only could be up to the task but is the only contemporary vocalist that could approach the levels of Mariska Veres' greatness.

My favorite things this past summer do include: Fonthill, Anissa Mack's show at Small A Projects, random encounters in NYC with friends near and far, walking through the park to visit the Met and the Whitney, Brooke Shields remembering the King of Pop, rapping with the Michael Jackson T shirt vendor on Allegheny Avenue in Kenzo, watching the Goonies in the afternoon, Karen Kilimnik saying she liked my drawing, karaoke at Winnie's, sharing a wall with Andy Warhol, Irene Molloy singing Ave Maria during my beloved grandmom's funeral at Saint Phil's followed by my father's phenomenal eulogy, leading the fourth of July parade in Lansdowne, various birthday parties, Joe Biden talking about Teddy, followed days later by the dusk burial at Arlington, getting directions from Will Oldham's mother Joanne, visiting Knoebel's Grove with Mark and Gretchen, putting together a feast in Austin, Barton Springs, and waiting for the bats to come out with Kate, taking it easy at Harry's Roadhouse and befriending a museum employee in Sante Fe via Alexander Girard, waiting out the rain at Anthony's Cafe in Fishtown, Andrea Fraser at Fredrick Petzel/Dorthoy Iannone at Anton Kern and the New Museum, Mocha Dick at the Fabric Workshop, Cezanne and Beyond at the PMA, Jack Rose's pizza, Clubb O, Club 650, le Basket onward - laughing, dancing, talking shit and taking names. In addition to all of this are the following songs that made me really happy this summer:

A Bubbles Inc. Summer

(brought to you by Bubbles Incorporated)*

Disc 1

1 - Lily Allen - The Fear
2 - The Beatles - Sexy Sadie (take 6, 19 july 1968)
3 - Dwight Twilley - Looking For The Magic
4 - Dexy's Midnight Runners - I Love You (Listen To This)
5 - Camera Obscura - French Navy
6 - Sheena Easton - Telephone
7 - Cyndi Lauper - The Goonies R Good Enough
8 - Dexy's Midnight Runners - This Is What She's Like
9 - Lily Allen - Not Fair
10 - Taylor Swift - Love Story
11 - Taylor Swift - You Belong To Me
12 - Pink - Please Don't Leave Me
13 - Shoes - Nowhere Fast
14 - Shoes - Fatal
15 - Tinted Windows - Messing With My Head
16 - Pink - So What
17 - Miley Cyrus - Party In The USA
18 - Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling
19 - Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill

Disc 2

1 - Ace Of Base - Cruel Summer (Acapella)
2 - Stacey Ferguson/Fergie (Kids Inc.) - I Get Weak
3 - Strawberry Switchblade - Vicious
4 - Big Audio Dynamite - E=MC2
5 - Paul McCartney - Frozen Jap (Rough-Mix/Acetate)
6 - Anna Domino - Land Of My Dreams
7 - Steve Winwood - While You See A Chance
8 - Super Furry Animals - Inaugural Trams
9 - Eddy Grant - Romancing The Stone
10 - Lime - Your Love
11 - Lime - Please Say You Will
12 - Gloria/Martika (Kids Inc.) - Glamorous Life
13 - Belle Stars - Sign Of The Times
14 - Alex Mix - Everybody's Going Do The Lovin'
15 - The Equals - Baby Come Back
16 - Lemonheads - Different Drum
17 - Saint Etienne - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
18 - Shop Assistants - Something To Do
19 - Adult Net - Where You When I Needed You?
20 - Andy Kim - Rock Me Gently
21 - Brighter - Poppy Day

*Meg Baird played Dwight Twilley for me/Robert Botto sent me the Shoes record/The Mellow Legend sent me the new Whitney track/I stole the Ace of Base track off of Franny Arnold's computer/Rubens Ghenov told me how to make mp3's of my favorite Kid's Incorporated songs/Bones gave me the Macca track/Jason Killinger introduced me to little green lemons/Brendan Greaves included the Alex Mix track on the mix that accompanied his great essay on beach music/enjoy all of this music xo anthony campuzano/tc/bubbles inc.

disc one: http://www.sendspace.com/file/wubwzg

disc two: http://www.sendspace.com/file/9rj4wv

Robert Kennedy Funeral- Eulogy delivered by Senator Edward Kennedy

Rest in peace teddy.

I have RFK's funeral on vinyl (Andy Williams version of Ava Maria is the best i have ever heard other than Irene Molloy at my grandmother catherine's funeral) teddy's eulogy is so powerful. he was offered RFK's nomination for president and declined. he had his faults yet teddy was in my opinion the best senator and helped our nation in that role in ways we truly needed and continue to need (ie: health care bill)

Randy Newman - Sail Away

i love this song.

The Beatles - The Long And Winding Road 1970

i posted billy ocean's version of this great song of paul mccartney's on the willow house blog. here is the great original minus all of the treacley strings spector draped it with. this was the beatles last #1 single in the usa, 23 may 1970.

Perfidia - Carola Standertskjöld 1965

LE MEPRIS (CONTEMPT) - Theme De Camille

Dexys Midnight Runners THIS IS WHAT SHE'S LIKE

perfect song. belle and sebastian and comet gain owe so much to dexy's midnight runners.

Pretty In Pink, 1986 (Molly Ringwald)

RIP John Hughes and thank you for bringing to the screen my #1 1980's dream girl the beautiful Molly Ringwald.

Dwight Twilley Looking for the magic

the day after meg and steven ran into me at the tinted windows show they let me know about this killer song.