Whirlwind Heat
arrived with impressive stamps in their credibility passport - with Jack White as a producer and Brendan Benson engineering their debut LP in 2003. Yet despite being accessible like an electricity pylon, this trio of art-punk hysterics are as righteous as they are ridiculous.
«Scoop Du Jour» is their third full length album was released by Heat Enterprises in 2008.
Bubble bath is only good with a girl. If your playing this song in the tub with the girl it would be a funny perverted thing.
It's a great song and Barry's version is weird and funny.
I don't go out to clubs but if I did I'd hope they play this song. or any Dr.Dre.
That means the cops are coming. Dirt McGirt has the best lines on this jam. It makes you want to be chased by the cops.
You would somehow need to pump yourself up. Maybe do a couple moves. Boost the self-esteem!
Just imagine if it was Yourself singing this song. Telling yourself you «Guess Your Doing Fine». A broken heart everytime.
Falling asleep to something is a good thing, when the intentions are to sleep. This helps me sleep. It sooths my soul.
Seems sweet. Nothing vulgar or inapropriate. Something she would like as well.
Rod McKuen was the greatest poet of all time. The strings are so amazing on this song. They make your back hair stand up.
Ten minutes of pure heartattack. The begining would be full adrenaline when you jump, then a little in you would want something soft so you can take it all in, then heavy again.
This a great goodbye song. It would explain the moments of leaving on a plane and saying goodbye.
Seems hopeless and sad but behind it all your thinking of the next move and your opponent's next move. Plus it adds a little Texas flavor into the non-Texas feel.
I think this song fits the world in a subway cart perfectly. No one talks to each other and the world would be better if this song started playing really loud during rush hour subway time.
This song reminds me to do very good things, that day. Be a good citizen.
Everyday at the same time going to school on the Yellow School Bus in 1994 this song would be on the radio. Every single day of the whole year. Every time I hear this song it reminds me of a stinky winter wet dark muggy foggy school bus.
Because he says «I am the Eggman». That's the best line. That's a good pick up line.
None. I don't drink.
First time I heard this song I was away from home and didn't feel very good. When I heard it I felt sorry for myself and became more depressed and cried.
This is the record my girlfriend and I would listen to when she snuck over to my parents house at night. God bless you Mr. Cohen.
My mom use to play this record all the time. She would learn all the dance moves. Then she would teach them all to me.
Her voice would make my stiff body fall apart. And hopefully it would cheer up my few friends at the funeral.
This was my girlfriends favorite band at the time and she listen to it all summer while we ate fast food, took photographs and taught her how to drive a car.
I saw this record at a Military Discount Shop and thought the cover with all its blue, black, and purple looked really great. So I convinced my mom to get it. A year later when I started listening to cassette tapes, I broke the record in half.
I have this song as my ringtone. No need to force me.
This is one of the greatest songs of all time. So is the video. The words mean everything.
