"The Outhere Brothers" are not often quoted ^giggles^, of course, I don't know to many people that would quote them.
As odd as that may be, my playlist jumped from "Synaesthetic" (Blue Man Group) to "Boom Boom Boom" (The Outhere Brothers), and then straight into "Frankenstein" (Edgar Winter Group)... which seriously bent my brain. But iTunes was -not- done with me; from there it leaped full tilt into "Angel City" (Motorhead), "A Pirate Looks At Forty" (Jimmy Buffett), "Human Beat Box" (Fat Boys), "Wrath of the Ripper" (Grim Reaper), and then dumped me into "Closer To Fine" (Indigo Girls).
At that point I shut it down, before my head exploded rather messily.
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Date: 2004-09-20 06:17 am (UTC)"The Outhere Brothers" are not often quoted ^giggles^, of course, I don't know to many people that would quote them.
As odd as that may be, my playlist jumped from "Synaesthetic" (Blue Man Group) to "Boom Boom Boom" (The Outhere Brothers), and then straight into "Frankenstein" (Edgar Winter Group)... which seriously bent my brain. But iTunes was -not- done with me; from there it leaped full tilt into "Angel City" (Motorhead), "A Pirate Looks At Forty" (Jimmy Buffett), "Human Beat Box" (Fat Boys), "Wrath of the Ripper" (Grim Reaper), and then dumped me into "Closer To Fine" (Indigo Girls).
At that point I shut it down, before my head exploded rather messily.
*cuddles the cutiepuppy a bit more*