Sounds like someone is sawing a guitar in half while Natalie Merchant is trying to sing.

They are to be commended for releasing the same song over and over and over again.... and making lots of money doing it.

Nope, this has remained un-muted, because it's a ho-hum instrumental without the dire warbling of Townsend and Daltry - in one ear and out the other. As for your prize, get yourself photographed in that alley with a grotty parka and maybe you'll be in with a shout :)

The 'casio-style' dee-de-dee-dee in the background is just so reminiscent of the Stonehenge scene in Spinal Tap :o)

Ah, right, now the mute hits - that blasted Love Reign O'er Me is next. Love the rain, shame about the pretentious noodling and warbling...

The lyrics could use some more thought and revision to make them a little less stupid.

Yea, I have no problem never hearing this song again for the rest of my life. I am perfectly fine with that.

This song, with Tarantino's direction, and Hayek's sensuality was the most erotic scene I have ever seen in the movies. I wanted to go back to drinking/drugging after 28 yrs sober if I could find this bar: perfect place to drink tequilla and do acid.

I was about to slam this song, but then I realized that this is the stripped-down, stark, real version of it, without the "hahaha - bless my soul!" histrionics that, for me, distracted me from the actual lyrics. I like the Gnarls Barkley version for its danceability and sense of fun. And now, I like the Shawn Colvin rendition for the eerie, skeletal viewpoint.

Good song, whoever's version I hear.

Can anyone tell me what song RP played this past Friday evening....by Beth Orton (duet) It was great and I can't seem to find it on the RP playlist.

Thanks
 2Hawks wrote: 

No. Pearl Jam is the worst band name ever.

 Art_Carnage wrote: 

Melody stolen from ABC's "Be Near Me"  After that, the song fails.

If I was you I might say that you are annoying. But I'm not you. So I won't.

good song, but i've never quite gotten over these guys comparing themselves to the Beatles

NO WAY!  I had no idea that was Aimee Mann.  Makes me like her even more. "the dude abides".

It seems most people on this string are either too young or too musically under-educated to understand Neil Young so you should stick to Facebook

Christ, if I had a nickel for every time I heard a hammered dulcimer . . .

Say it ain't so. I loved Fleet Foxes 1st full length CD (except for the last 2 cut). So far I;ve heard 3 cuts from their latest on RP and none of them come close to anything from 1st CD

Yes, equal parts Call Me and Doctor Who!

One word:

Godlike!

Best band in the world

their zany stuff was brilliant and their attempts at mainstream were often appalling.

Sometimes I think Tim Finn didn't quite realize how off the wall he actually is. He seems to have spent his life struggling to be accepted as normal (which his brother achieves effortlessly because he's well, he's Neil).  Tim is somehow tragically flawed but that is precisely the source of his brilliance. Without him I doubt Neil would have ever have had a career in music.

Sorry, but her vocals set my teeth on edge. She seems so forced and at a loss when there's a break in the music.

Don't hurt me.

Now you ruined the song for me - I keep focusing on that sound. Kind of like a deck of cards being thumbed. What is it?

Thom Yorke has one way of doing it. My way is a little different. Just sway your body to the beat, baby.

Florence really needs to come to an agreement with the The Machine on which key this song is in.

Really attractive album cover. Was she on A&E's 'Intervention'?

Something is seriously wrong. Google =: 

Not a Randy Newman fan. For the last 15 years, most of his stuff sounds like a bad Scott Joplin ripoff. But this song perfectly captures what a crap-hole Baltimore is.