Steve Hooker: Music

Kelis: 'Trick Me'

Fri, 01 Oct 2004 14:49:03 GMT

Intro:
Whoa-o-o-o-o
This is It
Yeah
Whoa-o-o-o-o

Vrs1:
Said I've paid my dues for all that I've done
And I showed you that I loved you more than once
Theres nothing left there to decide

Said you might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice

Freedom to us has always been a trick
Freedom to u has always been who ever landed on your dick
Seen it in you one to many times

Said you might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice, no

HooK;
Might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice
Might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice, no
Might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice
No I won't let you trick me twice

Vrs2:
Those days are old and overdone
And it's only cause I'm not with you that you make me number one
Though I may love you
It hurts me deep inside and
Now you no longer have to hide

Rap:
I used to be down with the late night hit
Started gettin' heavy when I really wasn't ready
Used my past to get in my mind
So I fell for your lies like all the time
I thought you were the shit to be playin' around
Call the police there's a mad girl in town
Couldn't get even here without a sound
It's not how I wanna get down, Yeah

Hook:
Might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice
Might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice, no
Might trick me once
I won't let you trick me twice
No, I won't let you trick me twice
No, I won't let you trick me twice

Cos I've paid my dues for all that I've done
And I showed you that I loved you more than once
There's nothing left there to decide

Ooh, Trick me I won't let you trick me twice
You might trick me once
I won't let me trick you twice
You might trick me once
No I won't let me trick you twice, no
You might trick me once
No I won't let me trick you twice

Outro: Whoa-o-o-o-o
Peace
Whoa-o-o-o-o
Whoa-o-o-o-o
Whoa-o-o-o-o

London Booted - A tribute to the Clash

Thu, 15 Jul 2004 18:49:19 GMT

Street Profile by 'Allen Smithee : Man of Mystery' another perfect song, this was a bonus track from London Booted. I'm sure I've heard this before on the radio? Can't have, not with all the swearing. Better check it out...
After Googling all I could find was a damned nice music community site. It's taking play lists from users, and correlating those with albums that you can buy, with two free tracks as a sort of try-before-you-buy. A really good idea. Apparently, there's a plugin for iTunes... I've installed it, but they aren't allowing new accounts, at the moment.

Fuck 'em Boyo

Thu, 15 Jul 2004 12:21:45 GMT

Miss Frenchie - Fuck 'em Boyo "I was expecting a Punk number and ended up with Ska. I ended up getting into it and decided to make the most of it. Probably not the most technically challenging mix but it puts a smile on my face and I hope it makes you smile too."
This came in via a metafilter thread, and the rest of the boot leg album is quite good, a few stand out, and there's a few duff one. But Miss Frenchie is excellent, and if she gets the breaks will make it to No 1. If she gets the breaks. I think this is what she sings, most melodically and seductively during the one and a half minute wonder:
Sucking on my titties,
Like you wanted me,
Calling me,
All the time,
Like longing,
Check out my pussy,
Behind it's all over it's fine all over
Fuck the pain away, Fuck the pain away, Fuck the day away, Fuck the day away...

Miss Frenchie.

London Booted: A tribute to the Clash, where you can download the rest of the tracks.

More Tech from the Tour de France: Oakley's MP3 sunglasses

Mon, 12 Jul 2004 08:32:33 GMT

We have a little addendum to our Tech from the Tour de France feature from a couple of weeks ago: this special pair of Oakley sunglasses with a built-in MP3 player that Lance Armstrong was spotted wearing. No idea whether they’re planning to ever sell these or not, but a little bit of research reveals that the sunglasses only have enough room on them for 35 songs, which makes us think that they probably have somewhere around 128MB of storage somwhere in there.

Still, a neat idea. I wouldn't mind these being connected up to an MP3 player via a wire (where's bluetooth when you need it?)

Never Mind The Bollocks

Sun, 11 Jul 2004 20:25:48 GMT

The entire album here, to download. From Checkoslovakia of all places.

MP3 Blog Roundup

Sun, 11 Jul 2004 20:07:06 GMT

MP3 Blog Roundup A far-flung variety of free mp3 singles posted almost daily. Without Sense's roundup I would have never stumbled across the excellent Enchanted Sounds of the Islanders. Equally worth bookmarking: Fat Planet, NewFlux, Pop77, ScissorKick, TangMonkey, TtIKtDA, Tofu Hut, Cocaine Blunts & Hip-Hop Tapes, Music for Robots, Soul Sides, MoistWorks, A Million LoveSongs, Copy Right?, The Big Ticket, TalkieWalkie, Bubblegum Machine, Fingertips, #1 Songs in Heaven, Mythical Beast, Fruits of Chaos, Moebius Rex... [via: MetaFilter]

Mmmmm! This is such a good idea—this try before you buy gig. All the music blogs that are fit to print, and download MP3s from. Another list of MP3 blogs.

50 best rock intros

Sun, 11 Jul 2004 18:52:45 GMT

So many vias on this.50 best rock intros.
[via: Zannah] [via: Steven's [Mostly] Tech Notebook] [via: McGee's Musings]