Saturday, April 28, 2012

The Dark Romance of Y...

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Your Woman ~ White Town
You know that old saying, about hell's fury paling in comparison to a woman's? This is (to me) a comical expression of the idea, the most amusing bit being, "So much for all your highbrow, Marxist ways; just use me up and then you walk away." C'mon, that's hilariously eloquent for a chick enduring the death throes of her relationship.



Your Touch ~ The Black Keys
This was the first of their tunes I ever heard and, as I've already said many times throughout April, it grabbed me by the gut from the very beginning. It's a super-simple arrangement of drums, guitar, and the oh, so sexy voice of Dan Auerbach. Frankly, when he wails that he nee-eee-eee-eee-eeeds my touch, I'm more than willing to...oh, he's married? Damn it. Um, I mean - I wish him and his family every happiness.



You, The Night, and the Music ~ Tones on Tail
It's a sinisterly sexy Goth instrumental. Enough said.


14 comments:

  1. LOL you crack me up with the part you wrote about The Black Keys' lead singer.
    Great song, too!

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    1. Thanks. I figure if I've gotta suffer I may as well laugh about it. :-)

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  2. Your sisterly goth instrumental puts me in mind of the Cocteau Twins - have you ever listened to them? I think you might like some of their 'stuff'.

    Reign in those raging hormones, woman! You're scaring the children! ;)

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    1. I've definitely heard of the Cocteau Twins but don't really *know* their oeuvre. If you had to point me to some of their definitive works, which would you choose?

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  3. I like the gritty soul of the Black Keys. Good video! Reminds me of some of the abandoned warehouses in Red Hook, Brooklyn and in Detroit.

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    1. Yeah, I see what you mean! My sis lived in Red Hook for a few years. She really enjoyed the urban decay chic thing, though it wasn't really my cuppa tea. Still, she had to live there, not I. :-)

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  4. Awesome post...yet again Mina. The part about Dan Auerbach, lol, oh yeah. One more letter to go! Are you happy to see it coming to a close? I know that I'm feeling a bit of relief. I'll do it again next year for sure, but I'm so ready to be away from the computer for a few days. Whew!

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    1. Ohmigosh, I am SO READY for this to be over!!!!! :-) WHEW, indeed! :-) (But I can't really complain, as participating in this Challenge led me to meeting groovy bloggers such as yourself - and I really do mean that.)

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  5. I've always liked Your Woman. I didn't know that song by The Black Keys. And I didn't know the last band at all. Thanks for introducing me to new stuff!

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    1. Thanks for the compliment! It seems some folks form their musical tastes in their teens and don't feel too inclined to stray from them but I still get a kick out of that tingle of joy that comes from falling in love with new tuneage. :-)

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  6. Aww thanks! You're awesome groovy yourself. Let's stay in touch...seriously. :)

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  7. well you do have to wonder about the double entendres in that Allison Moyet song - "For a warm injection
    Is all I need to calm the pain" - honestly! Thanks but just got a load of shit from Wikipedia for some of the bands I knew less about. Be glad when it's over, tho.

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    1. LOL, yes, the "warm injection" bit certainly struck me as having potential for naughty interpretation, as does the line, "...I want you to grow in my hand..." Ahem. ;-)

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