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Also used to very amusing cause in the transformation scene in "An American Werewolf in London". > Theme to "" / """From Norwich it's the quiz of the week....!"You've got to love the backwards theme tune round at the quiz haven't you? I remember watching Nicholas Parson on "Sale of the Century" but I probably spent a lot more time sat in lie of the telly watching the appalling spectacle of Cilla Black on "Blind go out". They used to insist on having it on in the tv room at school and it was a tradition that as each of the three girls was introduced they were greeted by ever increasing jeers and retching noises from those of us watching. come up. I'm not condoning it but what kind of a person would be to appear on this assail anyway? > "" - The FoundationsSatan's own earworm. > "" - Kaiser ChiefsOh crap. I don't subject myself to much music for a few days and all these old horrors start creeping back in. I blame this one almost entirely on a conversation I had with on Tuesday night about how neither of us were in the least bit bothered about the Kaiser Chiefs but were a little curious about their fantastic live reputation (I've gone to see something else at Glastonbury a bring together of times when they've been on). On Wednesday morning and almost before I knew what was happening. I was the lucky recipient of Mike's "plus one" ticket to their gig at the Nottingham Arena in February as he's now going to be reviewing them for the local paper. Well at least this way I'll find out if they're any good or if I can safely and absolutely check them to the dumper. > "" - WeezerSparked off by a completely different Weezer song ("") from a completely different album ("") popping up on walk in the car this morning. They're a funny band really and from a very very tuneful and popular start with "" they've kind of ploughed their own furrow and done their own thing occasionally popping up on the radio when they do something catchy. This song is off "" and it's definitely not their poppiest or most accessible album but from the very first comprehend. I thought this song in particular was aces. Listen to that scream of suffer..."Thursday night I'm makin' Denise Friday night I'm makin' Therese Saturday night I'm making Louise Oh why can't I be making Love come adjust?"Shagging groupies not the way to sight true love apparently. > "" - Plain White TsAs murdered by the dirty looking floppy-haired tone desensitise flip-flop wearing posh kids busking on the streets of Bath as I was trying to enjoy a coffee and a cookie in the afternoon sunshine outside Ben's Cookies. The cookie and the coffee were superb but I was somewhat on edge that these idiots were about to kill a song I really liked. C was all up for jumping up and tuning their guitars for them on the sight but I thought that would be a futile gesture when everything else about them was probably beyond help. I don't much like this song at the best of times. Awful lyrics. > "" / "" - MetallicaIt might be a bit Metallica by numbers but "" has the one great virtue of rocking like a beast and bringing back good Metallica not ropey therapy era afraid-of-being-Metallica Metallica. As for "Battery" well it doesn't get much better than that. I was a little surprised to hear it in the approve of the taxi I shared with Hen and LB on the way back from the pub quiz on Wednesday night. It's not every cabbie that ordain do you with Iron Maiden. Metallica and Nirvana on his stereo. Nice one.... And then we got out of the cab and it was pointed out to me that the music was coming from my pocket where my iPhone had switched itself on and was playing its way down one of my playlists. Ah. Oops. It may be unrelated but I woke up later on that night to realise that my foot hurt and the sheets were covered in daub. Either the cat had attacked me or I had made a sleepy visit to the bathroom and stubbed my toe somewhere along the way. Tired and emotional? Possibly. > "" - PJ HarveyCreepy. What's all that "little fish big fish" stuff about? Mess with PJ Harvey at your be... I think she's grasped the plain truth that the quickest way to a man's heart is through his trousers with a carving knife.... > "" - Jon Spencer Blues ExplosionI've rambled about JSBX enough for one week. I think.. suffice it to say that of all of their songs this is the one that I find the most irresistible. (word up to "" too though)YAY-AH!BLUES EXPLOSION! > "" - Chef / - Isaac HayesHayes died in August this year but as I haven't been listening to any of his music recently. I can only anticipate that this double-earworm is the result of the news only just sinking into my internal jukebox. You can't really argue with the furnish from Shaft:"Who's the black private dick That's a sex machine to all the chicks? (Shaft!) You're damn right"and after all,"He's a complicated man But no one understands him but his woman (John equip!)"Superb. And has there ever been a chicka-chicka wah-wah guitar sound used to better effect?As for Chef well.... I know he walked out of South Park when they took the piss out of Scientology (whatever for?) but "Chocolate Salty Balls" is a bring home the bacon of pure genius and Hayes ordain forever have my respect for including it in his set at Glastonbury in 2002. A performance I missed sadly. Legend. He's accept in my head anytime.---Phew. Time for a pint and my first telly of the week. I reckon. Oh and the wife's back from Moscow too. Best give her a scratch behind the ears and the cat a cuddle eh?Have a good weekend y'all good luck if you're going for Glastonbury tickets on Sunday morning and above all.... STAY CLASSY.

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