Saturday, November 21, 2009

Eclectic Electric Saturday: Annie

WHAT'S HER NAME: Annie

WHERE SHE'S FROM: Bergen, Norway

WHO SHE IS: Was Born Annie Lilia Berge Strand, November 21, 1977

WHAT'S HER SOUND: Eclectro & Synth-Pop

WHEN DID SHE START: 1993

WHAT'S THE ALBUM: 2 Albums; 'Anniemal' (2004) & 'Don't Stop' (2009 Current Release)

WHAT'S THE LABEL: 679, Island Records

WHAT SONGS IS SHE KNOWN FOR:

CHEWING GUM


HEARTBEAT


I KNOW YOUR GIRLFRIEND HATES ME

Saturday Special Remix Of The Day: Mariah Carey

I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS - NU ADDICTION RADIO EDIT

Friday, November 20, 2009

The Bleeding Edge: Hermanos Calavera

Ecatepec's Hermanos Calavera, masked men crafting groovy music, are an excellent example of the Mexican surf rock genre. Their sound is simultaneously sweet and evil and always catchy. "Jinete Calavera," (a personal favorite) is a gorgeous instrumental with a slow beginning that builds to a frenzied pace; "Catacumbas" pulls classic surf rock together with distinctive vocals.

"Jinete Calavera"


"Catacumbas"

Can't Get It Out Of My Head SOTD: Badfinger, "Day After Day"

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Tappin' That Azz While Throwin' It Back: Donna Summer

Welcome to another Hybrid edition of Tappin' That Azz While Throwin' It Back Thursday! Today we are gonna take you back to the 1970's where the then Queen of Disco, Donna Summer, had them movin' & groovin' on the Dancefloor as well as in between the sheets ;o)...

One song in particular, which was released in 1975, launched the songstress into mainstream success as well as causing a stir in all the bedrooms across the world. It has even been called one of the sexiest stimulated orgasms ever to be recorded... and its 16 minutes long too! (However, the version shown, is what you would call a 'Quickie' hehe)

Phew, who needs Viagara, when you can have Donna Summer's smooth voice...

So here it is, Enjoy Tappin' That Azz While Throwin' It Back, I know I certainly will ;o)

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Can't Get It Out Of My Head SOTD: Robbie Williams, "Wonderwall"

Weird Wednesday: King Crimson

Cult prog favorites King Crimson have had a long and stormy history, full of bandmate dramas, lineup changes, short-lived name changes, and general indifference from mainstream media outlets. For all that, the band has survived for 4 decades, creating inventive and varied music that incorporates a wonderfully wide variety of influences and styles. King Crimson is one band that transcends mere weirdness and lands solidly in the category of "amazing."

"21st Century Schitzoid Man"


"Indiscipline"


"Three of a perfect Pair"


"Frame by Frame"


"In the Court of the Crimson King"