Variation Three of A Prelude to Interpol's Our Love To Admire: Waving, Not Drowning (the final installment, see Tuesday's post for the (cranky) introduction).
[There's a poem, by Stevie Smith, about a man, far from shore -- the spectators on the beach think he's waving, when he is in fact drowning: 'I was much too far out all my life/And not waving but drowning.' What's presented here means to convey the inverse of that melancholy statement. ]
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds -- (I'll Love You) Till The End Of The World
from The Soundtrack to Until The End Of The World
Hank Williams Sr. -- They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
from American Legends: Best Of The Early Years
Calexico -- The Black Light
from The Black Light
Johnny Cash -- Cry, Cry, Cry
from American Music Legends: Johnny Cash
The Beach Boys -- Sloop John B
from Pet Sounds
Sarah Vaughan -- What'll I Do
from Benny Carter Sessions: The Lonely Hours
Laura Nyro -- New York Tendaberry
from New York Tendaberry
Sugar -- A Good Idea
from Copper Blue
Cursive -- The Night I Lost The Will To Fight
from Domestica
New Order -- Regret
from Republic
The Hope Blister -- Hanky panky nohow
from Smile's Ok
Big Star -- Nighttime
from Sister Lovers/The Third Album
This Mortal Coil -- I Am The Cosmos
from Blood
Roxy Music -- Avalon
from Avalon
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Labels: Bellmer Dolls, Interpol, waving not drowning mix
4 Comments:
I've had "Sloop John B" in my head all day. I officially hate myself for suggestion of this song and possibly for mockery of Paul's nautical metaphors. "See how the main sail sets..." Gah. GET OUT OF MY MIND!!!
Great songs, really enjoyed hearing the Hope Blister - have you heard the John Cale original from Paris 1919? Thanks for posting!
great posts! all winners; thanks for sharing. <3
Thanks for the three excellent playlists. A few things I've never heard.
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