16 Oct 2013: a "classic" from... 1999

[RGMike]

I'm guessing '80s.

eek: '90s again.  Foos with a TOTHK.

[CapnJack]

1999 - looks like it's from November 13th, 2012

[RGMike]

1999 - looks like it's from November 13th, 2012

November 13, 2012 - TUESDAY!!! We take a stroll back to...   1999

1. Foo Fighters – Learn to Fly
2. Stone Temple Pilots – Sour Girl
3. Moby – Porcelain
4. Pearl Jam – Last Kiss
5. Red Hot Chili Peppers – Scar Tissue
6. Baz Luhrmann – Everybody’s Free (to Wear Sunscreen)
7. Santana – Put Your Lights On
8. Guster – Barrel of a Gun
9. Sugar Ray – Every Morning
10. Counting Crows – Mrs. Potter’s Lullaby


I'm certainly not sticking around for this. Ugh.

[Davefish]

1999 - looks like it's from November 13th, 2012

November 13, 2012 - TUESDAY!!! We take a stroll back to...   1999

1. Foo Fighters – Learn to Fly
2. Stone Temple Pilots – Sour Girl
3. Moby – Porcelain
4. Pearl Jam – Last Kiss
5. Red Hot Chili Peppers – Scar Tissue
6. Baz Luhrmann – Everybody’s Free (to Wear Sunscreen)
7. Santana – Put Your Lights On
8. Guster – Barrel of a Gun
9. Sugar Ray – Every Morning
10. Counting Crows – Mrs. Potter’s Lullaby


I'm certainly not sticking around for this. Ugh.

Oh my, that is really a terrible set with the truly execrable "Last Kiss" working up to the good but played-out "Barrel of a Gun". Be seeing youse.

[radical347]

Well, I liked most of this set even if it could have used a few more N's.

[ggould]

I know it's a fake, but I like "sunscreen."

[Lightnin' Rod]

HM Santana

[RGMike]

I know it's a fake, but I like "sunscreen."

It's not fake, it's quite real 

The woman who wrote it for the Chicago Tribune was certainly real, but it was just that the internet rumor that it was written by Vonnegut spread like wildfire.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everybody%27s_Free_(To_Wear_Sunscreen)

[ggould]

I know it's a fake, but I like "sunscreen."

It's not fake, it's quite real 

The woman who wrote it for the Chicago Tribune was certainly real, but it was just that the internet rumor that it was written by Vonnegut spread like wildfire.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everybody%27s_Free_(To_Wear_Sunscreen)

Yes, I know, I was referring to the Vonnegut thing.  But thanks for providing the link for the young folk.