Red Mosquito

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

I never cared for Cake. But they recently had a show in the area, and for a solid 4 months prior to it, I got absolutely assaulted by notifications to get tickets to the upcoming show. Nearly daily emails from multiple sources, and constant Ticketmaster mobile notifications and in-app pop ups in the Spotify app. I don't have a single Cake song saved in Spotify, and I imagine the only time I've listened to them was on some random subscribed 90s playlist I've probably left on shuffle.

So, I absolutely hate them now.

bodysnatcher wrote:

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

I never cared for Cake. But they recently had a show in the area, and for a solid 4 months prior to it, I got absolutely assaulted by notifications to get tickets to the upcoming show. Nearly daily emails from multiple sources, and constant Ticketmaster mobile notifications and in-app pop ups in the Spotify app. I don't have a single Cake song saved in Spotify, and I imagine the only time I've listened to them was on some random subscribed 90s playlist I've probably left on shuffle.

So, I absolutely hate them now.

MEET ACCIDENTALLY

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

does everyone else sing along to the repetitions and not with the main vocals? great song.

warehouse wrote:

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

does everyone else sing along to the repetitions and not with the main vocals? great song.

I goddamn hope so!

epilogue wrote:

warehouse wrote:

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

does everyone else sing along to the repetitions and not with the main vocals? great song.

I goddamn hope so!

The Cake episode on the original run of "60 songs that explain the 90's" by Rob Harvilla is one of my favs.
"Say hello to your new favorite band, and say hello to your new favorite band's favorite bizarre percussive instrument... The vibraslap"

Cake is love

I'm no connoisseur but I've liked every Cake song I've heard. They sound good and they don't seem to take themselves too seriously.

I love Cake.

Buby wrote:

epilogue wrote:

warehouse wrote:

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

does everyone else sing along to the repetitions and not with the main vocals? great song.

I goddamn hope so!

The Cake episode on the original run of "60 songs that explain the 90's" by Rob Harvilla is one of my favs.
"Say hello to your new favorite band, and say hello to your new favorite band's favorite bizarre percussive instrument... The vibraslap"

Cake is love

Love that pod, love that ep. Are you listening to ": the 2000s?"

epilogue wrote:I love Cake.

pie >>>>>>>>>> Cake

Chris_H_2 wrote:

epilogue wrote:I love Cake.

pie >>>>>>>>>> Cake

If you made me pick one (but like... why?), I'd also take the food pie over the food cake 9 times out of 10. But luckily we live in a world where we can have both!

epilogue wrote:

Buby wrote:

epilogue wrote:

warehouse wrote:

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

does everyone else sing along to the repetitions and not with the main vocals? great song.

I goddamn hope so!

The Cake episode on the original run of "60 songs that explain the 90's" by Rob Harvilla is one of my favs.
"Say hello to your new favorite band, and say hello to your new favorite band's favorite bizarre percussive instrument... The vibraslap"

Cake is love

Love that pod, love that ep. Are you listening to ": the 2000s?"

I just learned about him doing the 2000s yesterday! I haven't listened yet, but I already marked the episodes I'll download for sure.

Buby wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Buby wrote:

epilogue wrote:

warehouse wrote:

epilogue wrote:You know in Cake's "Short Skirt / Long Jacket" when they do the sort of yelling repetition bit? You know, "I want a girl with good dividends" 'GOOD DIVIDENDS!' That part? When they yell back "MEET ACCIDENTLY" it might be my favorite moment in Cake's whole catalog. Hell, it might be my favorite moment in any song of the 2000s.

does everyone else sing along to the repetitions and not with the main vocals? great song.

I goddamn hope so!

The Cake episode on the original run of "60 songs that explain the 90's" by Rob Harvilla is one of my favs.
"Say hello to your new favorite band, and say hello to your new favorite band's favorite bizarre percussive instrument... The vibraslap"

Cake is love

Love that pod, love that ep. Are you listening to ": the 2000s?"

I just learned about him doing the 2000s yesterday! I haven't listened yet, but I already marked the episodes I'll download for sure.

Nice!

I feel stupid for never realizing how big of an influence Cream was on Queens of the Stone Age. That falsetto in "White Room" is a dead ringer for Homme's style.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I feel stupid for never realizing how big of an influence Cream was on Queens of the Stone Age. That falsetto in "White Room" is a dead ringer for Homme's style.

Good call. I'd say Bruce's delivery in general and that track in particular is pretty spot on for Homme's methods. I was listening to a John Mayer interview the other day and Cream was one of the top bands, not just Clapton, that influenced him; thought to myself I really need to revisit those albums as it has been quite some time.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I feel stupid for never realizing how big of an influence Cream was on Queens of the Stone Age. That falsetto in "White Room" is a dead ringer for Homme's style.

I guess so but not really?

Tenors are somewhat limited with what they can do in a heavy rock context, so they tend to sing operatically or in pretty contrast to the music.

It's like being left-handed in a genre full of right-handed people.

There are many more examples, but I'm biased because I'm in the same boat.

Jeff Buckley

William Shatner's cover of "Common People" is a million times better than Pulp's original

Related: I like the music video version of "Bad Cover Version," with all the celebrity impersonators singing instead of Jarvis, more than the album cut

Please be real

Matters wrote:Please be real

I think it’s real. Just highly disappointed Little Girl wasn’t singing.