Damn....
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Rushmore part II
4. Ohh La La - The Faces
All I could find was a video of the lyrics of the original version, so feel free to sing along. I mean the late 80s Ronnie Wood performance is out there if that's your thing, but I think this is much better. Most members of the Faces went on to other successful musical ventures. Rod Stewart, we all know, Ronnie Wood went on to join the Stones, Kenney Jones was the first drummer that replaced Keith Moon in the Who.
5. Unit Four Plus Two
Not too much to say about these guys. "Concrete and Clay" is a pretty catchy Brit Pop tune from 1967, great find and the placement in Rushmore is fantastic.
6. I am Waiting - The Rolling Stones
This song only appeared in the movie and wasn't on the actual Soundtrack Release. You all know about the Stones, so I really don't feel the need to say much. This can be found on the record "Aftermath" and I find that there is a very haunting yet comfortable mood set in this song. Oh yeah, Oh yeah....
All I could find was a video of the lyrics of the original version, so feel free to sing along. I mean the late 80s Ronnie Wood performance is out there if that's your thing, but I think this is much better. Most members of the Faces went on to other successful musical ventures. Rod Stewart, we all know, Ronnie Wood went on to join the Stones, Kenney Jones was the first drummer that replaced Keith Moon in the Who.
5. Unit Four Plus Two
Not too much to say about these guys. "Concrete and Clay" is a pretty catchy Brit Pop tune from 1967, great find and the placement in Rushmore is fantastic.
6. I am Waiting - The Rolling Stones
This song only appeared in the movie and wasn't on the actual Soundtrack Release. You all know about the Stones, so I really don't feel the need to say much. This can be found on the record "Aftermath" and I find that there is a very haunting yet comfortable mood set in this song. Oh yeah, Oh yeah....
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