Wow, a whole Contrast Podcast episode for (about?) me!

By Katherine on 10.02.07 8:10 pm

Jilted John! Now why didn’t I think of that one??? Nyah nyah, it’s not fair!!

I’m looking forward to my 50 minutes of infidelity (ooer, fnarr fnarr)!!

By FiL on 10.02.07 10:41 pm

Believe it or not, Fil: my mail to Tim basically said ‘quick, quick … before Fil sends in Jilted John’ … ha ha …

All the best, mate!

By Dirk on 10.03.07 6:50 am

Fil - you beat me to Jolene - who would have thought there would be such a high demand for Dolly Parton. When I listen to that song I always think Dolly should dump her loser bloke and hook up with Jolene herself.

By Anna on 10.03.07 9:51 am

Hey Sid…hope this podcast has been helpful listening…damn that track was long and super intense.

Nat - i love Juliana Hatfield..long time fan

shhhhh….Tim…i bought a salad cd the other day from oxfam !!!

By Ross on 10.03.07 4:30 pm

That Richard cheese is an interesting version. Tim - nice singing !!!

By Ross on 10.03.07 4:45 pm

aagghhhh, not Nat, i mean linda oops (although dark of the street is great)

By Ross on 10.03.07 4:50 pm

mark–i LOVE that song, haven’t heard it in ages. ross–you are too fucking funny! zb–great track, never heard it before. and of course, infidel that i am, i think that richard cheese cover might be the definitive version of rock the casbah.

i have that same picture hanging in my youngest daughter’s room.

and i think tim should sing more often! : )

By mjrc on 10.03.07 6:32 pm

LOL Ross, mixin’ up the wimmin folk around here?

I love the Hatfield song,too, and I wanted to pick Jolene, too, but I just figured it would be taken, so I went with Dark End Of THe Street. And Tim SHOULD sing more often, marcy; I’m with you on that one!

By nat on 10.03.07 7:48 pm

Katherine .. about you … more info please!?

FiL … you didn’t think about Graham Fellowes because you were too busy thinking about Dolly’s … erm … assets. Don’t deny it.

Dirk … your choices so far for the CP have been faultless, even if FiL would have picked them too!

Anna ..it was a pity that FiL got to Dolly first because I would have liked to have heard the southern hemisphere opinion on someone with such ample hemis… OK I’ll stop before I dig myself into an even deeper hole.

Ross. Salad rocked. I saw them live a couple of times and really enjoyed it … but that was back in the day. Sigh. Thanks for liking the singing. I only did it because nobody picked IHITTG!! (Surely the ultimate infidelity song??)

Marcy. Are you teaching your daughter how life is going to treat her with the picture! … and thanks for commenting on the singing … I’m considering another ’sung intros’ episode when I think of a theme to go with it. Any ideas?

Nat … you want me to sing more too. Don’t tempt me .. I might do it every week!!!

I thought last week’s episode was one of the best, but I think this week’s might be just as good if not better. Thanks everyone!

By tim.young on 10.03.07 9:34 pm

I did think of:
The darling Buds - Shame on You
Lush - Hypocrite
Eat - Shame on you

By Ross on 10.04.07 10:28 am

it might be fun to do a karaoke-themed podcast with folks singing. : )

By mjrc on 10.04.07 9:03 pm

Or a spoken word songs podcast with sung intros. Lots of kevin rowland potential there.

I love juliana hatfield too, ever since hearing her on the Reality Bites soundtrack.

By crash on 10.05.07 8:44 am

Dearest Crash, back in the mists of time there was a sung intro podcast, and it was good. Nay, great. So I second that emotion!!

Dearest Tim, Dolly’s best assets are her voice and her “hair.” Keep the rest, Mr Letch…

Dear Anna, now there’s a thought! Methinks you’re spot on. And apologies for stealing your song…

Dear Dirk, you’re living proof that the early bird gets the… er… um… song. Or something. And again, a faaaaabulous choice!!

By FiL on 10.05.07 5:13 pm

Ah yes, feeling much better. Sorry for the uber long and intense opener, but hey, rage shouldn’t be kept bottled up.

By SiD on 10.06.07 3:24 am

Mr Thrub … you are only fooling yourself. I know what you are thinking. One mention of Dolly and your hands immediately start rubbing the fronts of your thighs. Don\’t deny it. Love, Mr Letch.

By Mr Letch on 10.07.07 10:34 pm

Bravo ZB (as ever) - I thought no-one else had heard of the Triffids.

Stand out track though - James Carr. Unquestionably the definitive version.

I missed my chance to offer Shellac’s Prayer to God. Also Presley’s His Latest Flame. The list goes on.

By SAS Radio on 10.10.07 12:52 pm

So we’re two (this up under side of Earth I mean) and some time, under the big Domino effect, I hope, we’ll be more.
It seems “Day of Triffids, Long night of David McComb”, Bleddyn Butcher’s book publication will take place on 2008 spring. (”Love of Will”, the solo effort from David McComb gets an high “find it, buy it” recommendation from me)

By ZB on 10.10.07 2:30 pm