3 songs you might not know, but should

[Acey]

[rubecube]

Originally Posted by Dion

It may not be the case in that cultural wasteland known as High River, but these are actually two songs that most people know.

[CaramonLS]

Got anymore like Gruntruck Dis? That wasn't bad at all.

[FlamesAddiction]

Iggy Pop "Search and Destroy"

For context, this song was recorded in 1973. It was well ahead of it's time.



This was my wedding song, but because I am a egotistical narcissist, everyone should hear it... and love it.



John Frusciante with River Phoenix - it's a shame to see how all that talent got wasted.




I don't know why, but I love this song:

[Dion]

[Weiser Wonder]

[Mad Mel]

Love this cover.


The unofficial Australian national anthem, performed by the guy who wrote it and the guy who's probably played it in front of more people than anyone else (except maybe Neil Finn/Crowded House).

[JohnnyB]

Definitely NSFW, but ideal for work if you are quitting.



and another classic Wesley song, relevant to that McDonalds thread. Again, not totally safe for work.


Finally, one last Wesley song that some might like for making cliche jokes about Edmontonians


I felt I should share, as I think this guy was awesome while he lived.

[JohnnyB]

I will also add this. Though it is one video it has parts of multiple songs worth hearing in it. Some may not have seen this.

[atb]

L.A. Riots

Remix of D.V.N.O. (would recognize it from a Telus Ad)


Remix of Crystal Castles Song


Remix of song by the Ting Tings


Remix of Hot Chip - Ready for the Floor

[atb]

Originally Posted by Weiser Wonder

Haha Frontier Psychiatrist is awesome. Discovered through this song through this YTMND: http://tomcruisetherapy.ytmnd.com/ (Donnie Darko fans would like)

If you're a Radiohead fan this is pretty awesome

[atb]

And since I'm on a roll, Freddie Mercury was awesome

[MRCboicgy]

Michael Stipe and Patti Smith together on one song is amazing

[Charcot]

Flamin' Groovies every one should know them

Slow Death


Teenage Head


Shake Some Action

[troutman]

September Theme:

[troutman]

[Displaced Flames fan]

Originally Posted by CaramonLS

Got anymore like Gruntruck Dis? That wasn't bad at all.

A couple of more favorites. Believe it or not, I ignored these guys (as well as Screaming Trees) when I saw Alice In Chains at the Paladium in Hollywood in 1992. What an idiot!

The late Ben McMillan was also the lead vocalist for the band Skin Yard which many purists will tell you was the seminal Seattle metal (I hate the term grunge) band. That band featured producing legend Jack Endino on guitar. Check out his website for a wealth of information on a plethora of acts.

http://www.endino.com/

Tribe

Slow Scorch Live

[Displaced Flames fan]

I'd be surprised if anyone here has ever heard this, let alone owns the CD.

[driveway]

BA Johnston, A soon-to-be Canadian Legend playing his hit "Deep Fryer in my Bedroom"
(playing Hi Fi October 16th)



Shad - "The Old Prince Still Lives at Home"



Speech - Clocks in Sync With Mine

[Dion]