With The Pumped Up Kicks

We’re taking this to the end of the month. You’ve got to love this song. And better yet learn it on your guitar. Let’s begin.

Arson, Inc

If you all followed me on twitter, you would’ve been treated to my crazy rants (crazants!) on how I feel about the Orioles. I think I’ve raged against them every game. Last night, they were coming back (I know, right?), but then Matusz who although kept them in the game through six, still sucks though, was relieved by the worse bunch of “pitchers” in the MLB. I’ve gone to calling these guys arsonists: the opposite of what relief pitching should be doing. They’re throwing gas on the fire!

Anyhow, I believe this song is appropriate for our bullpen. Wouldn’t it be funny if Camden Yards music director played this for our chief arsonist Kevin Gregg when he comes out in relief? It would be awesome!

All the other kids

I miss playing my acoustic guitar. I doesn’t sound good going through my Fender Jaguar Amp. I don’t have it near me so I barely play it. Maybe I’m looking for a new one. That Taylor looks mighty nice. Wait! I thought I wanted a Jaguar. Maybe later, then.

Here we go again with another round of covers on Youtube. If you don’t like the original, then you might not like this. And if you don’t like the original, then what’s wrong with you. Isn’t it the song of the summer?

Kpop Devils

Let’s have a little Girls Generation in the morning. This is somewhat better than coffee as pretty girls are always better than coffee. No idea if this song means anything as I don’t speak Korean.

Sensual Love Song

Of course, the slow tempo hardly makes this ska, but the backing horns section and the syncopation hints towards it.

Whine and grind. A cool, cool stroker.

The Ska Flames

Why are Japanese ska bands so ridiculous? Is this how ska would’ve sound like if everyone still loved listening to it?

S.N.S.D FTW

Because CapitolSwell didn’t come back with some Kpop, I’m left to scavenge youtube for some SNSD. Here’s a song on their latest foray into the Japanese market, “Run, Devil, Run.” Unfortunately, it doesn’t highlight their legs.