10
Oct
2009
The Big Paws 10/10/09 – Tracklisting
“Nom nom nom song” – ParryGrip
“Violet” by Hole
“Cold Dust Girl” by Hey Champ
“Hear It In The Cans” by We Have Band
“Tuna Fish” by Beatbox Fozzy
“Milupa, the cat” by Chère Françoise
Tiiiime Tunnel
- A spectator was killed by lightning at the U.S. Open, what bad luck — watching golf, gawd.
- The KGB officially stopped operations, not that they were ever doing any, of course.
- Croatia and Slovenia declared their independence from Yugoslavia.
- Ötzi the Iceman was found in the Alps.
- The Warsaw Pact was officially dissolved at a meeting in Prague.
- Tim Berners-Lee announced he’d invented the World Wide Web.
- Freddie Mercury, the flamboyant frontman of British rock group Queen bravely announced he had AIDS and then died the next day
- Space Shuttle Columbia carried the Spacelab into orbit.
- Four Los Angeles police officers are indicted for the videotaped beating of Rodney King.
- The body of publishing tycoon Robert Maxwell is found floating in the Atlantic Ocean.
- Born, god help us, in this year — stage-school hippy Pixie Lott, dead British racing driver, Henry Surtees, and Rubab Raza the Pakistan swimmer
- In this year “Heaven couldn’t wait” for Michael Landon, French pervert and singer Serge Gainsbourg, and Isaac Bashevis Singer, famous Polish-born Yiddish writer.
- And momentously on Boxing Day 1991 The Supreme Soviet met and formally dissolved the Soviet Union.
“Falling on a Bruise” by Carter USM
“The Bridge Is Broken” by The Dø (free download)
“Say No” by Monneypenny (free download)
“Ignore The Ignorant” by The Cribs
“Killing in the Name Of (SebastiAn’s Late Night Laptop Edit) by Rage Against The Machine
“Two Of The Beatles Have Died” by Keith Top Of The Pops And His Minor UK Indie Celebrity Allstar Backing Band
“Gotta See Jane” by R Dean Taylor
Brass Section: “In The Year 2525” by Ian Brown
“Move It” by Glatze
“Where Were You In The Wild?” by Language-Arts
“Let’s Build A City” by Katsen
“Arlington Way” by Cerys Matthews
Songs to vacuum to : “Give My Regards to Broadway” by Al Jolson
“I Like Football” by Alan Randall
“Paradise Circus” by The Lilac Time
