This weekend, I heard an instantly catchy tune on the radi-adi-o, a song which should be required listening for plutocratic d-bags who mistreat the employees who actually produce the value for their companies.
Be a Jerk by Brooklyn's (no hipster references, please) Boy Girl Party is my latest song obsession. I fell for the song from the opening bass line, which reminds me of a slowed-down take inspired by the opening to Straight to Hell, one of my favorite songs, and I was charmed by lead singer Melissa Lusk's voice. Blast it, folks, annoy your Republican uncle who's an apologist for greedy old plutocrats:
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so my blog doesn't get Zardozed right back to the Stone Head Age.
You say that like it's a bad thing...
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Without jerks how could there be not-jerks?
the opening to Straight to Hell
Memo to self: Watch "Straight to Hell" again (it came as part of a double DVD along with Cox's adaptation of 'Death & the Compass').
Pfft. Nobody Zardozes anymore.
ok
I once over-Zardozed in college, it was bad, dude. Didn't have a shirt left and my thighs were chafed.
Hope you had a safe trip, boss, and a good flightless baked bird!
You say that like it's a bad thing...
The blog is good, the Zardoz is evil.
Without jerks how could there be not-jerks?
Now, that's a head-scratcher!
Memo to self: Watch "Straight to Hell" again (it came as part of a double DVD along with Cox's adaptation of 'Death & the Compass').
Oddly enough, I've never seen it. I think I must needs address this deficiency.
Pfft. Nobody Zardozes anymore.
Do you know how hard it is to find those red diapers and hooker boots these days?
I once over-Zardozed in college, it was bad, dude. Didn't have a shirt left and my thighs were chafed.
That's what happens when you mix Zardoz and No-Doz.
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