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Glen Campbell's Having The Time Of His Life
ARTIST: Glen Campbell
TITLE: Meet Glen Campbell
RELEASE DATE: Aug. 19, 2008
WEB DEBUT: July 17, 2008
Posts Tagged “jellyfish”
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"That Green Gentleman" is one of the standouts from Panic At The Disco's Pretty. Odd, and its fussy harmonies and baroqueish stylings are well-matched with this cute clip, which is stuffed with Russian dolls, old-timey bikes, and lots of kids gleefully running around. (Even the product placement is mercifully—and dare I say tastefully?—brief, although I could just be saying that because I'm still suffering PTSD from that Fergie song for Sex And The City.) "Do you think they want to be the Monkees?" a friend of mine asked after I sent him the YouTube of this clip. "Nah," I said. "I think they're aiming in a different direction..." More »
Panic At The Disco Play With Dolls
"That Green Gentleman" is one of the standouts from Panic At The Disco's Pretty. Odd, and its fussy harmonies and baroqueish stylings are well-matched with this cute clip, which is stuffed with Russian dolls, old-timey bikes, and lots of kids gleefully running around. (Even the product placement is mercifully—and dare I say tastefully?—brief, although I could just be saying that because I'm still suffering PTSD from that Fergie song for Sex And The City.) "Do you think they want to be the Monkees?" a friend of mine asked after I sent him the YouTube of this clip. "Nah," I said. "I think they're aiming in a different direction..." More »
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Today has been so devoid of news—at least in quantity—that I'm starting to think that my hangover from last night is actually manifesting itself as a drawn-out nightmare, one where I'm sorta sweaty, refreshing a bled-dry RSS reader, and vaguely hungry for a burger the size of my head (hold the jalapeno) but unable to procure said burger because I need to post something. So why not throw up a new-to-me clip of one of my favorite bands performing one of their best songs on Jools Holland's BBC show, if only because I suspect it'll bring a new round of commenters (and a few Idolator stalwarts) out of the woodwork and into the Jellyfish-praising fray? (If only some enterprising fan out there could find a way to get their performance at MTV Spring Break online, or at least in front of my eyes. Hint hint.)
Jellyfish - The Ghost at Number One (Live on Later...) [YouTube]
Desperate Blogger Resorts To Last-Ditch YouTube Search, Pop Bliss Ensues
Today has been so devoid of news—at least in quantity—that I'm starting to think that my hangover from last night is actually manifesting itself as a drawn-out nightmare, one where I'm sorta sweaty, refreshing a bled-dry RSS reader, and vaguely hungry for a burger the size of my head (hold the jalapeno) but unable to procure said burger because I need to post something. So why not throw up a new-to-me clip of one of my favorite bands performing one of their best songs on Jools Holland's BBC show, if only because I suspect it'll bring a new round of commenters (and a few Idolator stalwarts) out of the woodwork and into the Jellyfish-praising fray? (If only some enterprising fan out there could find a way to get their performance at MTV Spring Break online, or at least in front of my eyes. Hint hint.)
Jellyfish - The Ghost at Number One (Live on Later...) [YouTube]
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The current No. 1 single in the UK is a double A-side by the British boy band McFly (whose existence we actually were reminded of the other night during an insomnia-spawned viewing of the not-very-good Lindsay Lohan vehicle Just My Luck), and one of those A-sides is a sunshiny-bright take on "Baby's Coming Back," originally by the criminally underexposed '90s outfit Jellyfish. While we're happy that "Back" scribe Andy Sturmer is finally getting his pop-genius due on the charts, we're curious as to which version of the song our readers would rather hear blaring from their local radio stations this summer:
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The Cover-Song Showcase Showdown: It's Time For The Jellyfish Comeback
The current No. 1 single in the UK is a double A-side by the British boy band McFly (whose existence we actually were reminded of the other night during an insomnia-spawned viewing of the not-very-good Lindsay Lohan vehicle Just My Luck), and one of those A-sides is a sunshiny-bright take on "Baby's Coming Back," originally by the criminally underexposed '90s outfit Jellyfish. While we're happy that "Back" scribe Andy Sturmer is finally getting his pop-genius due on the charts, we're curious as to which version of the song our readers would rather hear blaring from their local radio stations this summer:
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coulda-shoulda-woulda
We're probably never going to run out of contenders for the Coulda-Shoulda-Woulda Files, Idolator's every-so-often look at records that didn't get their due. Today, we feature the power-pop outfit Jellyfish, and their second album, Spilt Milk.
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The Coulda-Shoulda-Woulda Files: Crying Over Jellyfish's "Spilt Milk"
We're probably never going to run out of contenders for the Coulda-Shoulda-Woulda Files, Idolator's every-so-often look at records that didn't get their due. Today, we feature the power-pop outfit Jellyfish, and their second album, Spilt Milk.
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