Brer Fly

We’re off to the airport to pick up Mumblelard!

snuh:

The Ramones: Do You Wanna Dance

reblogging because I love this

submarinetelegraph:

I’ll Stop the World and Melt With You - Modern English

(Source: mildlyannoyedrabbit)

giantevilhead:

Joy Division - She’s Lost Control

American folk music is very relaxing to listen to. This is one of my favorites.

theshipthatflew:

Carter Family / Single Girl, Married Girl

I woke up in the middle of the night singing this in my head. Wonder what that means…

mudwerks:

ghostlikeswazy:

thepunkhouse:

vruz:

“I Wanna Be Your Dog” by The Stooges

—via vela

(via vela-deactivated20100720)

The past few mornings have not been great. I am trying very hard to be good. This song helps.

snuh:

The Kinks: This Time Tomorrow

I really like this song a lot.

measart:

put a penny in the slot-fionn regan

(Source: dirkashlyknoedler)

Reblog because we will see my cousin and his wife, Sheena, in a few days. How can I be expected to NOT sing this song?!

mudwerks:

Sheena is a Punk Rocker  - Ramones

snuh:

The Ramones: Pinhead

sherry:

The Dead Milkmen, Punk Rock Girl

mudwerks:

goo22:

devildeepbluesea77:

snakecharmer:

“big rock candy mountain,” harry mcclintock

The girls and I just sang this four times in a row.

Finn - you should listen to this song. You’ll like it!

nsomn:

Alela Diane - The Pirate’s Gospel

the latest song that I must listen to several times in a row every morning before I am able to do anything productive… enjoy!

mumblelard:

Davey Crockett - Thee Headcoatees

but the alamo will let me go and to my delight there are several girls in my locket but also happy saturday imaginary constructs.

This was my favorite song from Christina Billotte Week. Please to enjoy.

southtwelfth:

“Ladybug Superfly,” Slant 6, 1995.

I could really just post every track from Inzombia with full endorsements (with the possible exception of the vaguely filler-ish instrumental track that is actually entitled “Instrumental,” and the eight-minute faux-zombie movie soundtrack at the end — but even those have their moments).

This is maybe my favorite on the album, though. You can detect a growing interest in girl-group pop and classic R&B in the songwriting, this song in particular being the fullest expression of that to date. What were some good record stores in Washington, DC in the mid-1990s? I am sure Billotte was shopping there.

Also: whistling. This woman is a consummate whistler. I think this is the first song she whistles on that I’ve posted, but it’s certainly won’t be the last.

Indie-pop whistling solos and zombie movies! Can you believe how far ahead of her time Christina Billotte was? The kids were so into that stuff in 2008; they were all listening to Peter, Bjorn and John on zombie pub crawls. She was twelve years ahead of schedule.