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5. Bonzo Dog Band - I'm Bored

Are you sure about the video link? It works in Norway at least. But then again Nways almost a state by now. But then again I thought aussi-land was as even more americanized? :p

Many thanks from me too.

You knew she was Nwegian didn't you, you old Minnesotan you. Hear (and download) more here: IDA MARIA Tip: "lytt" means listen and "last ned" means download. PS: She's a true punkster: when she recived a gold record for her debut album she just said "thank you" and promptly smashed the...

Read the latest on Crumb's Book of Genesis here...

Great idea! Are you reading this Robert Crumb? This would be a great project for you to tackle after the bible book!

Have you heard his latest? Its called Beyond Here Lies Nothin' Nice bluesy number.

been there, done that... ;)

OK Hank Solo, but pretty soon last.fm will be making us "outsiders" pay for the US, Britain & Germany so f@ck them too! Time to start using: GROOVESHARK click...

This beats Dionne Warwick's guilty pleasures by a thousand light years. Boogie Voogy!: (More legs here)

6. Beats International - Dub be Good to Me

It was a new show, about three weeks ago. The theme was madness, and the following week the theme was happiness. Haven't got around to that one yet. Other poems? I remember he read "A Radio With Guts" on one show, and another poem I can't recall the title of, but it has a line that goes...

OK, he read: "Some People", from Burning in Water... You know, the one with the famous lines "Some ppl never go crazy, what truly horrible lives they must lead". Pretty good choice. Anyway, I've noticed that Dylan usaully quotes "vintage" poems by Buk. Perhaps he only owns "Burning in...

Of course, I would expect you to get it right, Hank S. Nothing fancy about it. :D

Good call, but nope.

OK, forget Dylan, he's just a punk rapper, ok, but what Buk-poem would you choose for a radio show on madness?

Poetry is in ALL of nature!

Huh? Bob read a Buk-poem on his show a week back. Guess which one!

...on episode 15 of his Theme Time Radio Hour show. Actually, he finished off the show with a whole poem by Buk. The theme of the show was MADNESS. Now here's a competition for you all: Which Buk-poem do you think Bob read for his listeners on his madness show? :rolleyes:

The Woody Guthrie & reggae connection is a good call. There's something common there. The playful simplicity, the no-nonsense earnestness, the folk connection. Got me to thinking...

I've always loved reggae. Never really thought about why. It may have started with Clapton's take on I Shot the Sherif, back in the 70s. But I'd call . Has played with countless other reggae legends. Etc. etc. Discoveries like this are fun. MJP: you mention Tosh as a guitarist, does he...

Just discovered this guy. Jazz-reggae-guitar legend. Cool name! Good stuff! Looking forward to digging up more of his albums!

I really like the title...

Thanks for the info Dave. I agree that the text definitely gives the impression of a whitewash job. An interesting question this rises is: If Buk could whitewash himself so smoothly he probably could "blackwash" somebody else just as effectively. A question I've sometimes asked myself is: Was...

Here you go Ponder: The Silver Jews - Smith & Jones Forever