They need to start

Putting The Cramps songs in movies.
There, I called it. If you finally do, at least give me credit.

Some Jesus freak musician guy i used to work with

Once said that the guitar in The Cramps's "Call of the Wighat" was"classic swing guitar", even though he was diametrically opposed to it. I still agree with him, about this one issue only.

Into the depths of the criminal world

I follow her

Bawwww diddiduddudududidud

Got to be at least 500 inches

Cubic inches in a 7500 mile road. Boy I miss my Mustang.

The generic music that they've used for years in the background of Morongo Casino commercials

Is a blatant rip-off of New Rhumba by Miles Davis. It infuriates me everytime I hear it. I used to hear it in other commercials too, but I guess Morongo Casino, in this area at least, has a monopoly on that stock music.

Genetic

https://youtu.be/0Fv0fB8n9zw

So this is just about the best song ever

https://youtu.be/ZIrNtAq-t8w

When your eyes met mine it was eternity

I don't care if this might be a repost, this is a great song.

DO NOT DISCOUNT

The harmonies of Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66.
Bim Bom? Nigga please, those harmonies are outstanding.

If you know anyone who can give me cheap web and radio stream hosting, let me know.

Here's a picture of my garage floor.

Sup

radioclambake.com is back! A little. More to come soon.

Dans lesquels je sombre

Helllllooo Dad

I'm currently getting down to Wes Montgomery. Is music genetic, or is good music just good music? We may never know the answers to these questions.

Encores

In live shows...

They always pretend like they're leaving, the crowd chants and screams for them to come back, then they come back and play one or two more songs. If I was in a band, I would tell the audience if they had to remain perfectly quiet otherwise he wouldn't come back. See how quiet they could get. When you come back on stage, the crowd would erupt.

Blood sweat and tears

Spinning wheel is an indulgent yet audacious and ballsy song. I wonder why they didn't become more popular.

Mythos

Mythos

Drive West on Sunset to the Sea

I live nowhere near Sunset Boulevard, but I've actually driven West on Sunset to the Sea while listening to Babylon sisters. I have also experienced Santa Ana winds, and I've been to TJ. Oh Lordy, have I been to TJ. I've never jogged with show folk on the sand though. I've gotta with on that. Oh, hashtag steely Dan or whatever

Not right

I'm 49 and singing "youth explosion" loudly in my garage...

The Doors

The only band that represents a specific time period. What I mean is, the doors always evoke an instant 1968 vibe. Any Doors song comes on and it instantly transports you to the late sixties, for better or worse.