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[Angle]

"A dark shape on a golden floor
A sleeping planet with a molten core
From above we'd cut a slow eight shape
And much more"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x57s1EPfwFI&feature=kp

[TD1]

The Silvered Tongued Devil and I

[Jopax]

Blockhead does a remix of Wonderland, and it is good, oh so good.

[penguinofhonor]

I was walking down the street the other day
Who did I meet?
I met a friend of mine and he did say
Man I can smell your feet a mile away

The only possible explanation for this song is that the entire band was high when they wrote it, high when they performed it, and high every time they thought of it.

That's the only possible explanation for a lot of songs.

[scrdest]

I was walking down the street the other day
Who did I meet?
I met a friend of mine and he did say
Man I can smell your feet a mile away

The only possible explanation for this song is that the entire band was high when they wrote it, high when they performed it, and high every time they thought of it.

That's the only possible explanation for a lot of songs.

It was made in 1972. Of COURSE they were high when they wrote, performed, and thought of the song.

[CaptainMcClellan]

It's pretty quirky and by far one of the most 60's things I've ever seen/heard, to the point where it redefines my whole view of that decade, but there's Pierre Henry's Psyche Rock. while best known as the precursor to the Futurama theme song, is really quite good in its own right. I don't know how to explain it better than the title, so go ahead and give it a whirl.

[CaptainMcClellan]

Urist pulls the wrong leaver...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM4okRvCg2g

Why is it that the Vevo has such an odd mix and crappy audio quality of this song? Yes, I get it, you improved the video quality, big whoop. The point of Vevo is that it does music videos. Try this version.

[Arx]

I was walking down the street the other day
Who did I meet?
I met a friend of mine and he did say
Man I can smell your feet a mile away

The only possible explanation for this song is that the entire band was high when they wrote it, high when they performed it, and high every time they thought of it.

That's the only possible explanation for a lot of songs.

It was made in 1972. Of COURSE they were high when they wrote, performed, and thought of the song.

This song is as relevant as it will ever be.

[Guardian G.I.]

I'm a fan of Yugoslav Wars military songs, so here's some of my favourites (if anyone cares):

Serbian:
Roki Vulovic - Vitezovi Hrabri
Baja Mali Knindza - Ne Volim Te Alija

Bosnian:
5 Korpus Armiji BiH
Samir Burekovic - Merhaba

[scrdest]

I'm a fan of Yugoslav Wars military songs, so here's some of my favourites (if anyone cares):

Serbian:
Roki Vulovic - Vitezovi Hrabri
Baja Mali Knindza - Ne Volim Te Alija

Bosnian:
5 Korpus Armiji BiH
Samir Burekovic - Merhaba

Insufficient kebab removal.

[Guardian G.I.]

I'm a fan of Yugoslav Wars military songs, so here's some of my favourites (if anyone cares):

Serbian:
Roki Vulovic - Vitezovi Hrabri
Baja Mali Knindza - Ne Volim Te Alija

Bosnian:
5 Korpus Armiji BiH
Samir Burekovic - Merhaba

Insufficient kebab removal.

Here you go, more inspiration for kebab removing:

Lepi Momcilo - Dzamije Lete ("It's time for the Serbian revenge - all mosques will be blown away!")
"Mi Sve Sampioni" (anthem of FC Red Star Belgrade's Ultras, excerpt from an unknown propaganda video)
Svetomir Ilic - Arkanovi Delije (dedicated to true professionals in kebab removing business - Arkan's Tigers)
And finally, "We Serbs are Supermen" (Serbian patriotic... rap?)

[Aklyon]

Have some Sixto Sounds.

[jhxmt]

A little bit of Lovage goes a long way.

Sorry for the video shot through what appears to be a thick smear of Vaseline.  Youtube doesn't appear to have any better quality videos of it. 

[Parsely]

neer neer neer neer

[TD1]

By far my favourite song by her.