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MONDAY

'Dream a Little Dream of Me'
Ella Fitzgerald with Louis Armstrong

Magical





"Bring home some chocolates,
It might save your life.
Tell her you love her
And hide all the knives."

'PMS' - AC/DC

Nightmare

TUESDAY

'Against the Wind' - Maire Brennan

My cousins in Gweedore, Co. Donegal went to school with the Brennans.

WEDNESDAY

'Easy Money' - Rickie Lee Jones

Delightful

THURSDAY

'When Will I Be Loved ?' - Linda Ronstadt

Thursday (transferred over from last week's theme post now this one's open, and added to a bit):

* Sawdoctors: Will You Take Me to Clare Island?
* Human League: Don't You Want Me?
* Joe Jackson: Is She Really Going Out With Him?
* The Alarm: Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke?
* Billy Bragg: Must I Paint You a Picture?
* Fairport Convention: Who Knows Where the Time Goes?

Don't know whether this stands a good chance of being played for being a Beatles track (second most played artist on GiO, folks), or not for not being a conventional track, but:
* The Beatles: Why Don't We Do It In The Road?

re Monday - Trance may be possible, but Tull ain't!

Anyway, the following are dream-like:

* Moby: Porcelain (don't know if anyone remembers the sequence in The Beach when this got used)
* Pink Floyd: The Great Gig In The Sky
* Pink Floyd: A Pillow of Winds

and you can't end the show without
* Christy Moore: John O'Dreams

Mon
Dreamweaver / Gary Wright
Is it a Dream / Classix Nouveaux
Dream Kid / Sutherland
Dreams / Grace Slick

Paolopabletta celebrates her birthday on dream night. Her name is Jeanette so give her a shout Bryan and she would like Boulevard of Broken dreams / Green Day.

She also wants a footwear theme cos she's rather partial to shoes. Ta.

Mon.

I dreamed about Mama last night ~ Johnny's 'cover'

Tue
Per Te / Josh Groan
Miami / Counting Crows

or if here is such a thing as a laid back stirring song
It'll shine when it shines / Ozark Mountain Daredevils

Wed
Footsee / Wigan's Chosen Few
Get Readies / Temptations
Mouldy Old Dough / Lieutenant Pigeon
Shooting star / Bad Company
O Sole Mio / Three Tenners

MONDAY

"Well, you know, I felt her in my dream last night...
now the sheets are cold beside me."

'The Waking Edge' - Jethro Tull

#8, Madmac,

You're not dreaming of sheep this time around ?

>8-D

Thu

What about me / Kenny Rogers, Kim Carnes and James ingram ( a Triette?)
Why did you do it / Stretch
What do you want from me / Monaco
Who painted the moon Black / Hayley Westerner
What time is it / Kane Gang
Ddn't I blow your Mind / Delfonics

Mon.

New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84) ~ Simple Minds

The dream is always the same ~ Tangerine Dream

Dreaming ~ System of a Down

I had a dream, Joe ~ Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds

Dreaming of me ~ Depeche Mode


... back to sleep

#9
oops I meant Josh Groban

#7
oops I meant Sutherland Bros and quiver

#12

Shari Lewis >8-0

#16 LOL

One more for stirring uplifting night

Canzonetta sull'aria / from the Marriage of Figaro as played by Andy Dufresne over the loudspeakers in the Shawshank Redemption.

~18

You can’t stop me from Dreamin’ ~ George Formby

Hi everyone

Dreams/nightmares theme:

Sweet Dreams/Eurythmics
Dream Lover/Bobby Darin

And of course for BB, Last Night I Dreamed Somebody Loved Me/The Smiths.

(not that BB isn't loved, oh, you know what I mean, somebody hand me a spade for this hole I am digging myself?!)

Maria & Donald

Maria,

Let us borrow Norrie's JCB to dig a hole for the Smiffs!
Much more efficient than using spades. >8-D

Now SG......!

Dreams is actually a great theme for me lots of good songs

All I Have to Do Is Dream - was this Glen Campbell doing a cover of Everly Brothers. It was a child hood favourite of mine and I had the single. I'll google it later.

Series Of Dreams - Great track by Bob Dylan

Follow That Dream - Elvis, possibly his best movie song

Dream Baby Dream - Suicide

The latter will wake them up! I know someone who did a great cover version.....

Tuesday Uplift

* Men They Couldn't Hang: The Colours
* Ash: Oh Yeah
* Billy Bragg: There Is Power in a Union
* Billy Bragg: The World Turned Upside Down
* The Supernaturals: Smile
* Howard Jones: Don't Always Look at the Rain
* The Alarm: 68 Guns
* Noah and the Whale: 5 Years Time
* The Fratellis: Chelsea Dagger
* Mika: Lollipop

Uplift addendum having just listened to the album: Mika: Grace Kelly (the acoustic version for preference)

Initial thoughts for the week ahead:

MON - Dreams and Nightmares.

Dream Some - Shelby Lynne
Dreaming of you - The Coral
Have you seen in your dreams - Miracle Fortress
I will dream - Emmylou Harris
In a broken dream - Python Lee Jackson
Only a dream - Mary Chapin Carpenter
These dreams - Heart
Waking and dreaming - Orleans
Working on a dream - Bruce Springssteen


TUES - stirring songs.

America - Neil Diamond
The Flame - Trisha Yearwood
Born in the USA - Springsteen
Caledonia - Dougie MacLean

WED - Business

Trouble in the fields - Nanci Griffiths (Agriculture)
No business - Bonnie Raitt
One man band - Leo Sayer (for all the SMEs)
The Entertainer - Billy Joel (There's no business laike show business!)
Vegetarian restaurant - Aberfeldy
Valentine's Day - Steve Earle (Big business!)

THURS - Questions.

What becomes of the broken-hearted - any version
Are you lonesome tonight - Elvis
What am I to you? - Norah Jones
Did I shave my legs for this - Deanne Carter
Didn't I? - Kim Richey
Didn't I (blow your mind this time)? - Aretha Franklin
Have you seen her?- Chi-Lites
How long? Ace
How long? Eagles
How do I live - Trisha Yearwood
Is it enough I luuv you - Stacey Earle
Is this love - Whitesnake
What can I say - Boz Scaggs
Why did you do it - Stretch
Will you love me tomorrow - Amy Winehouse

Have a good weekend.

Joe
Linlithgow

Monday

Dream Police - Cheap Trick - see www.rockingscots.co.uk

Tuesday

Who's Making Love To Your Old Lady While You're Out Making Love? - Johnnie Taylor - A stirring song


Wednesday

Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own - Taj Mahal - A landmark recording

(Or Sugar Sugar - The Archies?)


Thursday

If Women Like That Like Men Like Those, Why Don't Women Like Me? - Richard Thompson - Don't answer that.

Apologies, one more for Thursday: Who will comfort me - Melody Gardot

Joe
Linlithgow

Joe, you beat me to it with Rod and Python Lee's 'In a broken dream'. Great track. I will just have to suggest the following instead:

'Daydream Believer' - The Monkees
'Post War Dream' - Pink Floyd (Babs will block this so no point in suggesting it)
'Duvaliers dream' - Kris Kristofferson
'Fishermans dream' - John Martyn
'#9 Dream' - John Lennon

and a personal favourite,

'Patriots dream' - Arlo Guthrie.

Can't be bothered thinking about nightmares at this time of night

DC in Cellardyke

#22

Good shout Norrie with Suicide & Dream Baby Dream.

#26 'RockingScots' a good read.

Hi all...

here we go for this week


Mon

In Dreams........Roy Orbison

(still cant listen to this without seeing mad Frank from Blue Velvet)

Tues

All You Good People........Embrace

(Saw them doing this at Albert Halls in Stirling....Magical!)

Wed

J.C.B. Song.................Nizlpoi

( my wee boys favorite song )



Thur

Are You Gonna Go My Way?......Lenny Kravitz




Look forward to another good week of programs


Frank I D

Mon. P-P-Pick up a Penguin

Just noticed you could add nightmarse as well

Frankie Teradrop - Suicide
The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell - Bowie
Straight To Hell - The Clash
Four Horsemen - The Clash
Go To Hell - David Ford

Wednesday

Rocking Is My Business - The Four Horsemen

#31

Frank,

It's Mr. McLean's favourite too! Is your wee boy named Norrie?

>8-D

@35

No Scotch......he's Lewis he's 8 and his Dads Bruce Lee......... ;o)

Tues.
No More Heroes ~ T.Stranglers >8-O
Suddenly I See ~ K T Tunstall
Positively 4th Street ~ Bob Dylan
Crowded House ~ Don't Dream It's Over
Everybody's Free ~ Baz Luhrmann / more chance of Rozalla...
Forever Young ~ Rod Stewart
Everybody Hurts ~ R.E.M.
Don't Worry Be Happy ~ Bobby McFerrin
All the Same ~ Sick Puppies

Wed.
Up on the catwalk ~ Simple Minds, could cover Tuesdays theme also!
Money ~ Cypress Hill
In it for the Money ~ Supergrass
Money ~ T.Buzzcocks
Scentless apprentice ~ Nirvana
Big Business ~ David Byrne
Take care of Business ~ Nina Simone
Everything Counts ~ Depeche Mode

Thurs.
What’s the Frequency, Kenneth? ~ R.E.M. it's "92.5" innit?
You and Whose Army? ~ Radiohead
Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? ~ Frank Zappa
Are you experienced? ~ T. Jimi Hendrix Experience
What's so funny about peace, love, and understanding? ~ Elvis Costello
Why does my heart feel so bad? ~ Moby
Should I stay or should I go? ~ T. Clash
Who Kill Bambi? ~ T. Sex Pistols
Life on Mars? ~ David Bowie
Ever fallen In Love? ~ T. Buzzcocks
Are We Not Men? We Are Devo! ~ Devo
Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio? ~ T. Ramones
How Soon is Now? ~ T. Smiths

MONDAY:

something to dream about perhaps...'A Kiss Goodnight' - Ella Fitzgerald

'Sweet Dreams' - Roy Buchanan

'Don't Let Me Lose This Dream' - Aretha Franklin

'Sh-boom, Life Could Be A Dream' - The Crew Cuts.

I'm sure the daughter would like to hear 'Propane Nightmares' by Pendulum (I'm not averse to hearing it either).

Monday
Welocme To My Nightmare - Alice Cupar

Tuesday
A Song For Europe (live version from Heart Still Beating album) - Roxy Muxic.
If ever a song was made for the slow motion walk bit in a Jerry Brukheimer film then this is it.

Wednesday
Advertising Space - Robbie Williams. Takes a bit of stick now again does RW, but this is a great song and a brilliant video.

More than happy to second Advertising Space!

JCB indeed - I am a professional gentleman! (feigned huff follows)

heehee!

to the plank Scotch!!

Mon
I Have a Dream, ABBA
We Have a dream, The Tartan Army
Life in a Northern Town, Dream Academy
Things Can Only Get Better, D:ream

Tue
You're So Cool!, Hans Zimmer
Hoppipolla, Sigur Ros
(If I Had a) Million Dollars, Barenaked Ladies

Wed
Opportunities, Pet Shop Boys
There's No Business Like Show Business, Ethel Merman
She Works Hard for the Money, Donna Summer

Thurs
Where Do You Go To My Lovely?, Peter Sarstedt
Who Needs Sleep?, Barenaked Ladies
Do You Love Me?, The Contours

Not a lot of time this week so blogging the whole week's lists in one go! Great themes this week, I think!

Monday - Dreaming:
Theme From Harry's Game - Clannad (so dreamy, it's a MUST!)
Dreaming - Blondie
The River Of Dreams - Billy Joel
Runnin' Down A Dream - Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
Still Raining, Still Dreaming - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Dreams - Fleetwood Mac
Dream A Little Dream Of Me - The Mammas And The Papas
Rock 'n Roll Dream - AC/DC
I Don't Sleep, I Dream - R.E.M.
The Dreaming - Kate Bush


Tuesday - Stirring Songs:
Start Me Up - The Rolling Stones
Tie Your Mother Down - Queen
Don't Stop Me Now - Queen
You're My Best Friend - Queen
Waiting For The Day - Gerry Rafferty
When Tomorrow Comes - Eurythmics
Can't Stop This Thing We Started - Bryan Adams
Mr Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra
Working My Way Back To You Babe - The Detroit Spinners
Where Are We Runnin'? - Lenny Kravitz
Lifted - Lighthouse Family
You Take Me Up - The Thompson Twins
Party - Boston
Rock 'n Roll Dream - AC/DC


Wednesday - Business:
Contract On Love - Stevie Wonder
Man's Job - Bruce Springsteen
Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But The Rent - Gwen Guthrie
Money (That's What I Want) - The Flying Lizards
Take The Money And Run - Steve Miller Band
Found A Job - Talking Heads
A House Needs A Roof - Tony Banks


Thursday - Questions:
Who Wants To Live Forever - Queen
The Lone Ranger - Quantum Jump (but who was that masked man?)
What's The Frequency, Kenneth - R.E.M.
When I'm Sixty-Four - The Beatles (will you still need me?)
When Will I See You Again - The Three Degrees
Where Are We Runnin'? - Lenny Kravitz
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad - Moby
Why? - Annie Lennox
What Ever Happened? - The Strokes

#33:

'Just noticed you could add nightmarse'

That reminds me of a bad joke....

:-)

DC

oops nightmares?

I would like to add my negligible weight to

These Dreams - Heart - A guilty pleasure
Dreamweaver - Gary Wright - Scandalously underrated
Dreams - Grace Slick - One of the great voices. Unfortunately this has as much chance of being played as of Russell Brand settling the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ's fine.

#46 I saw that too, and I think I know the joke to which you are alluding!

MON (Dreams + Nightmares):

'Dreams' - Ty
I love the laidback brass and backing vocal on this track

'Nights Interlude' - Nightmares on Wax
The most misleadingly named band I know - and the song is dreamy, not nightmarish. Classic 'chillout' music (album version of this track is called '...IntROlude' - slightly longer version).

#38 - ...on the other hand 'Propane Nightmare' pretty much does what it says on the tin. I'd like to hear Pendulum on the show just for the hell of it - you've played the Prodigy before.

MONDAY:

Forgot 'Dream Kitchen' by Frazier Chorus

and

'Let Jesus Make You Breakfast' - BR549 (first line is "Well I woke up from a nightmare)

Daybream Believer - Monkees
I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine / Bob Dylan's 115th Dream - Bob Dylan
Working on a Dream - Bruce Springsteen
Daydream - Lovin Spoonful
After the Goldrush - Neil Young (well I dreamed I saw the knights in armour)
Hold Back the Night - Graham Parker (I want to dream about you baby)
THe Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash (about a dream he had abotu the queen quotign the book of revelations)
Dream Lover - Big Star
In a Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson


..and time to stop

E.L.O. - One Summer Dream
Carpenters - I Can Dream Can't I
Air Supply - Sweet Dreams
Neil Young - Hurricane... I am just a dreamer and you are just a dream..
Joni Mitchell - Silky Veils of Ardour .. just in dreams we fly...

#48
Well said Glen. I don't own a lot of Gary Wright's stuff but The Dreamweaver would definitely be in my top 10 albums of the 70's. It woud be good to hear him on the show.

#53
Paul, forgot all about that ELO track. That's what happens in time when you replace vinyl albums with best of CD's

Wed:

Second Jim's shout for Flying Lizards, plus a couple of Madness tracks:

* The Business
* That's The Way to Do It (wonderful little ditty about yer stereotypical 'anyfing for cash' odd-job man)
* Deceives The Eye (A very *different* kind of business)

and *someone's* got to request
* Pink Floyd: Money
but you could go a bit leftfield and have the Gary "Nesta" Pine and Dollarman version from Dub Side of the Moon (a dub reggae cover of the whole album)

#55 Captain - I'll second your request for the Floyd track, for sure.

Dreams

Fever Dream - Iron & Wine (Thanks to D from Canada for introducing me)
Bad Dreams - Joni Mitchell

How about Mama Cass' version of Dream a Little Dream of Me tonight?

Tuesday anthems - Dougie MacLean's Caledonia has to be there - although it's about Scotland (obviously!!), it's still the only song that makes me a bit homesick.

And - just saw Thursday's theme - how about:

Where is my mind? -The Pixies
Should I stay or should I go? - The Clash
Are you gonna go my way? - Lenny Kravitz

#54, Paulo I haven't heard it since I played it on an old pre-recorded tape! Never had the pleasure of hearing it on vinyl sadly.

MONDAY

Bryan Ferry "Smoke Dreams" a '30s song from the 'As Time Goes By' S sessions and was released on the 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue' CD single.

TUESDAY

I don't do anthems. I have never been a fan of the 'rock anthem' type song or the 'killer chorus'. I find a lot of songs moving and uplifting but not in an anthemic way. "A Song For Europe" (post #39) is one of them as

WEDNESDAY

Roxy Music "Your Application's Failed" something I am finding just now due to the downturn in the construction industry and just been made redundant. :-(

THURSDAY

Bryan Ferry "Is Your Love Strong Enough?" featuring David Gilmoir on guitar.

Re: 22
R.E.M actually do a great cover of 'All I Have To Do Is Dream' too. I guess that would be two for the price of one!

I will definitely second andyontheM77's Iron and Wine suggestion (glad you like him) as well as rhythmheid's suggestion for Nightmares on Wax.

I forgot to mention 'Dream Catch Me' by Newton Faulkner in my earlier post

Looking forward to the show

DC in Cellardyke

#51

I saw BR549 in Aberdeen. Nice boys who send all their money home to their mothers.

Bob Dylan "Motorpsycho Nightmare"
Jeff Buckley "Dream Brother"
Jeff Buckley "Nightmare by the Sea"
Heart "Dreamboat Annie"
Alice Cooper "Welcome to my Nightmare"
Hawkwind "You Know You're Only Dreaming"

The Dreaming - Kate Bush
Nagasaki Nightmare - Crass
Enter Sandman - Metallica
Midnight Summer Dream - The Stranglers
Julia Dream - Pink Floyd
Dreamtime - The Cult

And I'd like to second Harry's suggestion,

You Know You're Only Dreaming - Hawkwind

You never know HfG :o]

TUESDAY:

Not necessarily anthems...

'Rome Wasn't Built In A Day' - Morcheeba

'Sittin' On Top Of The World' - Don Mclean (yodelling - always bound to cheer me up).

'Sing Sing Sing' - Benny Goodman Orchestra (wonderful uplifting drumbeat...could get BB and Babs lindy-hopping round the studio...what would the guys in the sports dept make of that?).

'I'm Yours' - Jason Mraz

If we're gonna have an Easter theme what about bunnies?







and the women who boil them ..................

That would be a rare bit.

Scotch,what is this fixation you have with women who boil bunnies ??? LOL LOL

Are you implying that Welsh women are bunnyboilers?

Absolutely NOT!

#70

I was married to one. The scars run deep ...........

#72

Sorry for the confusion. You came between me and Jim.




as it were.......................................

As it wasn't...

Jan fae Ruglin,

What you need is a cataplasm.
Alternatively, open another bottle.

#76 Respect is given to the best pun on this blog for ages.

Tue
In addition to my earlier posts, for uplifting night you just gotta have some Northern Soul which never fails to lift the mood in my opinion

Howabout
The Snake / Al Wilson
Better Use Your Head / Little Anthony and the Imperials
It's in his kiss / linda Lewis
I'm Gonna Run Away from You / Tammi Lynn
Harlem shuffle / bob and marcia
Your Love is lifting me Higher / Jackie Wilson
Sos / Edwin Starr
Heaven Must Have Sent You / Elgins
Um Um Um Um Um / Major Lance

#78 Paolopablo I think Little Anthony and the Imperials were inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame last night. I would need to check though...

Scotch, if I open another bottle on top of these painkillers it might be a cataCLYSM!

More for Tuesday:

'Make my heart fly' - The Proclaimers

'The more I see you' - Peter Allen

'Fool in love' - Ike and Tina Turner

'River Deep Mountain High' - the Harry Nilsson version - quite unlike his usual songs.

Julie - have never heard that Nilsson version sounds good.

The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

Mary Chapin Carpenter - the Hard Way

Shawn Colvin or Steve Earle - Someday

Waterboys - The Big Music

Them - Gloria

Mott The Hoople - Roll Away The Stone or All the Young Dudes (with the added Bowie vocals?)

Cheers

Norrie

Norrie,

Maybe we should keep 'Roll Away The Stone' for Easter.

>8-D

THURSDAY (Questions):

'There are more questions than answers' - Johnny Nash

'Oh Babe what would you say?' - Hurricane Smith

'Do I Ever Cross Your Mind?' - Ray Charles and Bonnie Raitt

'Have You seen Her?' - The Chi-Lites

'Could you be loved?' - Bob Marley

'You've got my number (why don't you use it?)' - The Undertones

'Could it be I'm falling in love?' - Detroit Spinners.

TUESDAY - uplifting songs...'Rosie' by Don Partridge (one man band) makes me smile. Anyone else remember it?

#83 Ah - of course SG! I look forward to a bit of Mott at Easter.

Unfortunately I have a meeting Tuesday evening so won't hear the show live. My thoughts for Wednesday:

'My kinda town' - FRANC Sinatra
'Brothers in Arms' - MARK Knopfler
'Follow me' - Amanda LIRA
'Me and BAWBEE McGee' - Kris Kristofferson

Can't think of mony more....

DC in Cellardyke

#61/#67/#78 - I'm with Paolo on this, I thought straight away of soul songs not rock anthems.

TUE - stirring songs. I think this is quite close to my 'songs that build up' idea so I'll use some of those (.

'Les Fleurs' - Minnie Riperton
Talk about uplifting - the two crescendos in this song feel like lift-off! Could also work in 'flowers' theme (next week?).

'Morning Child' - 4Hero
From 2007 but sounds like classic soul.

'California Soul' - Marlena Shaw
Great uplifting tune for the end of a Northern Soul night.

'Lonely for You Baby' - Sam Dees
Recently got this back on CD after old copy was nicked. Love the way this builds from the intro.

Firstly I sincerely hope something comes up for RJ very soon - I am in the same industry and believe me it is not easy at the moment.

But I dont think Tuesdays tracks have to be Rock Anthems at all, sure there will be some but they dont need to be.

Uplifting, it has to be:

Pressure Drop - Toots and the Maytals
Pressure Drop - Specials
No Woman No Cry - Bob marley
Promised Land - Johnny Allen

#85, Yes Julie, Rosee Oh Ro-oh-see is "uplifting" in that happy carefree sixties way, to which I'd add the following in a similar vein:-

Concrete & Clay - Unit 4 + 2
Getting Better - Mama Cass

"Stirring" though for me is something with more of a rush like:-

Rock & Roll - Led Zep
When You Dance I can Really Love - Neil Young

A bit of both maybe:-

Atomic - Blondie
Wow - Kate Bush

Stirring

Both these songs stir me - even though they may not be seen as 'anthems':

Feeling Good - Nina Simone (or, for a change, the excellent version with Alice Russell singing with the Quantic Soul Orchestra)
Crying - kd lang and Roy Orbison

Stirring

Just thought of another one (in a different style):

Come Up and See Me (Make Me Smile) - Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel

Right thats it I've cracked.........no one has suggested this to my amazement

Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road

surely that is the uplifting song of all time?

#94
yeah but it has to be the hammersmith 1975 version. Er have I ever mentioned that before?

#90/#92 - Some Maytals or Quantic stuff would be good.

#95 - Are you saddling up the hobby horse or flogging it?! ;-D

(Cue Grand National/jockey's teeth jokes...)

Stirring/ uplifting songs:

Good Souls - Starsailor
Wonder - Embrace
There is a light - The Smiths
Dignity - Deacon Blue
One Novemeber Spawned a Monster - Morissey
She sells Sanctuary - The Cult
Cigarettes and Alchohol - Oasis
I am the ressurection - The Stone Roses
I've been waiting - Matthew Sweet

Well they are to me!!

WEDNESDAY:

'Free Money' - Patti Smith

'Taking Care of Business' - Bachman Turner Overdrive.

'In Tall Buildings' (office work) - Gillian Welch (from 'A Tribute to John Hartford).

'Bright Future In Sales' - Fountains of Wayne (great poppy, bouncy tune but a wee sweary word in the chorus - any radio-friendly version?).

#98 - Couldn't find a radio edit/single version on Google. Welcome to my (and Danielle's) world!

Thanks for prompting me to remember about 'Radio Friendly Unit Shifter' by Nirvana for Wednesday. Might not be the first track on the playlist but no swearing!

Thats not nice I am sure Danielle has never heard far less utter a bad word! ;o)