Dan Fogelberg//"Same Old Lang Syne"

The Jewbadours//"It Might Be You"

Mac and Me

Somewhere in Dreamland

Bert Parks//"Let 'Em In"

Vienna Teng//"Level Up"

Carnie & Wendy Wilson//"Hey Santa"

Wendy & Lisa//"The Closing of the Year"

John Denver//"Please Daddy (Don't Get Drunk This Christmas)"

"The Carpenters at Christmas" TV special

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Bob Hope, Marilyn Maxwell, William Frawley//"Silver Bells"

Marilyn McCoo & Donna Summer//"O Come All Ye Faithful" (Solid Gold)

Billy Idol//"White Christmas"

Cast of "Promises, Promises"//"Turkey Lurkey Time"

Paul McCartney//"Wonderful Christmastime"

Sandra Lee's Kwanzaa Cake

Christmas Comes But Once a Year

Kristin Chenoweth//"Christmas Island"

"Hard to Be a Cat at Christmas"

Friskies will donate one can of food to animal rescues and shelters nationwide for every view the video receives (up to 500,000).

The Weather Girls//"Dear Santa (Bring Me a Man This Christmas)"

Yoko Kanno & Maaya Sakamoto//"Kissing the Christmas Killer"

Jane Monheit//"The Man With the Bag"

Show Your Joe (Kmart)

Christmas Comes to Pac-Land

Ariana Grande & Elizabeth Gillies//"The Christmas Song"

Grace Jones//"Little Drummer Boy"

Judith Owen & Julia Fordham//"White Christmas"

Glasvegas//"A Snowflake Fell (And It Felt Like a Kiss)

Still less creepy than "The Polar Express".

Ivy//"I Hate December"

Need I say more?

The Star Wars Holiday Special

Though this is popularly known (and universally reviled) as "the Christmas special", the Holiday Special was actually first broadcast on CBS on November 17, 1978, that is, it was a Thanksgiving special. I believe it was rerun a month later closer to Christmas, and possibly combining memories of Meco's classic "Christmas in the Stars" LP lead to the popular idea that "Life Day" is the Star Wars universe equivalent of Christmas. I personally consider it Thanksgiving, and I (and many other Star Wars fan the world over, even the ones who don't like ANY part of this special, not even ironically) acknowledge Life Day every year on November 17 (which is close enough to my birthday that I acknowledge it literally as "Life Day").

What can I say about the Star Wars Holiday Special? I like parts of it. Diahann Carroll has a beautiful number, as long as you ignore the fact that Itchy is jerking off to it. I love Bea "Beatrice" Arthur's song, both in and out of context - it's a great show-stopping cabaret number that is simultaneously joyous, poignant, fun, bitter and sad. And finally there's Carrie Fisher's Life Day anthem, which I enjoy for its sheer, extraordinary strangeness.

As for the rest of it...I don't love it. In fact, I find much of it disturbing, even horrifying (the bits with Itchy and Lumpy in particular - those faces). Even the bit that even the haters acknowledge to be at least interesting - the animated part - I personally find to be ugly, and even sort of nauseating. That's pretty much my final thought on the Special as a whole, in fact: ugly, and even sort of nauseating.

The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan

Dead Can Dance//"The Carnival is Over"

The Beautiful South//"Old Red Eyes is Back"

David Ford//"State of the Union"

Christina Aguilera//"The Voice Within"

April Stevens & Nino Tempo//"Land of A Thousand Dances"

Electric Dreams

Daicon 4 (ELO//"Twilight")

Annie Lennox//"Why"

Al Stewart//"The Year of the Cat"

Tracey Ullman//"Terry"

Della Reese//"If I Never Get to Heaven"

Double//"The Captain of Her Heart"

The Trip Back

Pinwheel

Little Boots//"Satellite"

Sylvie Vartan//"What I Say"

Andrew Gold//"One of Them is Me"

Au Revoir Simone//"Crazy"

Primar Scream//"Movin' On Up"

New York in the 1970s

Lassie's Rescue Rangers

Slowdive//"Catch the Breeze"

Wilson Phillips//"Dream is Still Alive"

Garbage//"Queer"

PXL 2000 school video, ca. 1988, 1989

Marty Balin//"Hearts"

Head & Shoulders commercial, 1988

Honey, Honey

Trip Around the Moon, Wernher von Braun

Silver Shamrock commercial

Jason Mraz//"Geek in the Pink"

The Boo Radleys//"Does This Hurt?"

Oleta Adams & Het Metropole Orkest//"I Just Had To Hear Your Voice"

Stoned

Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea

Dinosaur Jr.//"Get Me"

Lauren Pritchard//"If Your Child"

Postiljonen/"Atlantis"

Marilyn Maye//"Cabaret"

Exit Calm//"When They Rise"

It's fine it's all fine

Kodak Instamatic Flashcubes

The Brady Kids

Glasvegas//"Later ... When the TV Turns to Static"

NELL//"Ocean of Light"

Icehouse//"Electric Blue"

m-flo loves YOSHIKA//"Let Go"

2be3//"Excuse My French"

Shields & Yarnell Breakfast Show

Rubik The Amazing Cube

Buffalo Tom//"Wiser"

Tanya Donelly//"Keeping You"

Devics//"Red Morning"

Vienna Teng//"Gravity"

Medicine//"Candy Candy"

Trachimbrod//"Erect, Eyes Closed"

Technovoyager

Nana Mouskouri//"Adieu Angeline"

Annie//"Back Together"

Snakadaktal//"Ghost"

Voyager captures sounds of interstellar space

Hello there.

I see you.

I know you.

I am you.

There are many of us. More than you will ever know. I don't know if this thought is a comfort to you or cause for more sadness, but it is the truth nonetheless.

Beth Hart//"L.A. Song"

Minks//"Margot"

Dungeons & Dragons

Mayer Hawthorne//"Dreaming"

The Rolling Stones//"Time Is On My Side"

Once every so often one must revisit vintage Stones footage to remind oneself that there was a time when they really were the dirtier, more "dangerous" version of The Beatles, rather than the strange and aged nostalgia act that they are today...and have been since the early 80s pretty much. Mick really was beautiful back in the day, wasn't he?

BOY//"Oh Boy"

I love this song, but I hate this video. Not that I require every video to be a literal representation of the song, but I would like for it to have SOME connection to it.

The one literal-literal moment I could find in the video is the bit where Valeska spits up the gold necklace. I hate it.

This song is frequently on my mind because I seem to have a larger than average number of heartsick friends who are forever falling in love boys and girls who are waaay out of their league, if not in looks or status then just in the general "speed" at which they live their lives. I am the same way, but at least I keep it to myself.

Have you ever seen the movie "My Sassy Girl"? It was a huge hit in the early 2000s, not least of all because it was so funny and cute and charming and had a pretty girl in the lead, but I think movies of this sort specifically appeal to the heartsick among us because it is only in movies where you have the quirky, "fast" girl eventually falling for (and staying with) the awkward and quiet nerdy boy. This has never, ever, ever, ever, ever happened in real life.

Carpenters//"I Need To Be In Love"

This time of year always makes me feel lonely. The cooler days, the longer nights, the sweaters and scarves, the falling leaves and outdoor cafes, the constant reminders of the coming long winter months...everything about this time of year makes me want to hold someone close...to have someone to hold close. Saying that I "need" to be in love would probably be a gross overstatement (I have, after all, gone all these years without and am doing pretty fine), but autumn in New York is pretty much the closest I ever come to saying so.

I love Karen Carpenter and never really understood her being the poster child for fake '70s smiley-faced sentimental easily listening love pop. Even at her most supposedly-saccharine ("Close to You", "We've Only Just Begun"), the songs for me have always been more about the sadness and longing and loss than they were about that faintest glimmer of hope that arises from it. It's sad that it was only after she died, after we found out more about her life, that even her harshest detractors have recognized this, when the clues were right there in your face all along. Did nobody ever really sit down and listen to even a single verse of "Superstar", or "Goodbye to Love", or "Rainy Days and Mondays", or "I Need to Be In Love", or "Hurting Each Other", back in the day?

Of course, as in most things in life, I blame Richard.

The Scaffold//"2 Days Monday"

 

 

This is actually Paul McCartney's brother. I will make no comment further than that.

Ron & Marty
 

Ron and/or Marty (whichever one is not the puppet) was arrested in 2012 on charges of possession of child pornography and conspiracy to kidnap a child. I won't even go into the chat transcripts.

The Hardy Boys//"One Time In a Million"

Happy birthday, Bruce.

We miss you.

This Mortal Coil//"Kangaroo"

Yo La Tengo//"Ohm"

I sort of stopped liking Yo La Tengo back in the late '90s. "I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One" was the transition record for me, when they started leaning too much on the abstract noodling while I just wanted some punchy, catchy pop songs! MAN, "Electr-O-Pura" was like a perfect album.

They've gotten back to writing pop songs in their last couple of records and I started liking them again, even to the point of going back and buying all of the stuff that I had skipped post-"And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out", and yes, even learning to appreciate it. All of it.

You'd think with an album title like "Fade" and the song title like "Ohm" that they were going back to the abstract noodly stuff, but this record, as you can see and hear from the video and song, is really the brightest and poppiest they've been in years.

The Beth Edges//"Colours Collide"

I love everything about this. The classic verse-chorus-verse-chorus-solo-bridge-chorus structure, the crispy guitars, the snappy drums, the bouncy pop-rock "oh-oh-oh-oh"s, and the gorgeous and colorful video, comprised of hundreds of lomographs that were submitted to the band as part of a contest I believe.

I've always been a big fan of film photography (it's how I learned), and actually rediscovered my love of it a couple years back through lomography. Though the term has come to be used interchangeably with all "analogue" film photography lately, the technical definition is "analogue" photographs taken with cheap plastic toy cameras and/or with expired film with the expressly stated purpose of taking photographs with intentionally surprising, occasionally wonky results.

But whatever. To try to label it defeats the purpose. I love it all and really do think it will make a comeback, not just with the hipsters and the "weird" kids but with everybody. I think it won't happen in this generation, but in the next one, when people look back on today and wonder, seriously wonder, why there are seemingly so few truly iconic moments or personalities to define this generation, and also wonder why they're recollection of these times are so...small. And square. And orange. And washed out and fuzzy - not in any real, organic, warm sense but in a computer algorithmically everything-looks-exactly-the-same sense. And why all we can remember is food. And feet. And bathroom mirrors.

And though it's all related, I think the mere fact that a photograph "exists" gives it an automatic step-up in importance, regardless of subject matter. There was a time when taking a picture was a little more involved than simply pointing your phone at a mirror. You had to acquire a camera. You had to get film. You had to know how to open and load your camera, how to wind and rewind. God help you if you needed a flash (especially in earlier times when you needed to worry about bulbs or cubes). You had to wait until you finished a whole roll before you could look at any of them, and then only after sending them into a shop and having to wait an hour, or a week, or weeks to get them back. Or, if you dared, develop them yourself, if you had access to the right space, lights, projectors, paper, chemicals. And with each roll, you knew you only had a limited number of chances to get a good shot, before you had to start the process all over again. Not even mentioning the expense involved in all this. Things were once not so instant, not so...disposable.

So what does it mean? It means that every time you pick up a photograph, you're picking up an image that somebody probably put a lot of thought into. No matter what the subject matter, no matter where you find it, whether it's from your grandmother's wedding or if it's just a stranger's loose vacation snapshot found at the bottom of a thrift store cabinet, every time you pick up or look at a photograph you can't help but wonder, who took this, and why? What does it say, what were they trying to say, and how closely do the two match up?

Unless, you know, they were just fiddling with it and the shutter went off.

Still, you never know.

Ariana Grande//"Baby I"

Eddi Reader//"Joke (I'm Laughing)"

Maureen McGovern//"I Want to Learn to Fly"

Battle of the Planets

This week's Saturday morning cartoon...although growing up this wasn't on on Saturday mornings but rather Monday through Friday mornings at maybe 6:30, 7:00. Waking up to cartoons was never bad. I need to bring that back into my life. Waking up to NY1 or the stupid Today Show just doesn't cut it.

Francoise Hardy//"Tous Les Garcons..."

London Grammar//"Wasting My Young Years"

How to Succeed with Brunettes

Tycho//"A Walk"

Roy Orbison//"It's Over"

The Seekers//"The Carnival is Over"

The Flo

Jokebook

They're Playing With Fire

Meeks//"Let It Be"

Wendy's training video - "Hot Drinks"

Small Black//"Photojournalist"

And we're back! You may have noticed that NTMO was slightly...not in existence...for the last few weeks. That was because I had gotten an email quite suddenly in the middle of the night telling me that the Blogger robots had noticed an unusual number of links to other sites on this blog, had decided it was a spam blog, and that the blog had been deleted.

That's it.

No "If you think this is a mistake, please contact us", no "If you would like an actual human review of your site, please contact us", nothing. Just "Our system automatically decided this, so THE END." I knew logically that there had to be some sort of recourse or review process, but god damned if Blogger was going to give me the first hint as to a page to visit or a person/address to contact.

There was nothing on the Blogger FAQ about this (other than stating that this is something that is occasionally done - basically exactly what was said in the email they sent me), and sending a message to Blogger's "contact us" link on the site did not get me any response. I thought it was the end, but there was so much else taking my attention at the time that I was willing to just shrug it off, thinking this was fun while it lasted, maybe I should do other things now.

It wasn't until just the other night when I was on my dashboard, saw the link to NTMO under "deleted links" or some such heading, and noticed for the first time a button next to it marked "Restore". I swear, that wasn't there before. I clicked on the button and, lo and behold, got a message saying that an actual human being would now review my blog, and that I would receive a response within a day or two. Sure enough, over the weekend I got the message saying that yes, they had made a mistake, and the blog was back online.

OF COURSE this blog as a number of links to "other sites". 98% of those "other sites" are YouTube. Because THIS IS A VIDEO BLOG. Yeesh.

Anyway, that's how life-support on satellite NTMO was switched back on. And just in the nick of time, as air doesn't really circulate up here in space. You think being on a plane for 13 hours is bad...

But there's nothing like a good near-death experience to force one to take stock. Maybe I can/should do other things with this blog. The videos are not going to stop (unless Blogger tells me again that I need to), but maybe I can no longer assume that the images, beats and melodies tell the whole story, the one that I want to tell. I don't know, still figuring it out in my head. In the meantime, if you don't care, just ignore all the distraction below the band name//"song title" information and keep click-scrolling. Until I find a voice, until I figure it out, just keep enjoying the videos.

Departing Earth From Messenger

Wait Till Your Father Gets Home

Calgon detergent

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart//"Say No To Love"

The Radio Dept.//"The Worst Taste in Music"

Margaret//"Thank You Very Much"

That Girl

Honey Cone//"Stick Up"

Turbo Teen

Banquets//"Call It a Comeback"

PSA

Shangri-La's//"Give Him a Great Big Kiss"

Jacques Dutronc//"L'Opportuniste"

Nell//「피터팬은 죽었다」

The Honeycombs//"Have I the Right"

Pogo//"Wishery" (Snow White remix)

Twinkle//"Terry"

David Geddess//"Run Joey Run"

山根麻衣 with 柳ジョージ＆ザ・バンド・オブ・ナイト//「IN MIRAGE」

Carpenters//"Please Mr. Postman"

Lee Greenwood//"I.O.U."

Bobby Goldsboro//"Honey"

Cowboy Bebop

Bobbie Gentry//"Ode to Billie Joe"

Max Harris//"High"

Matt Nathanson//"Sky High Honey"

The Jets//"You Got It All"

Tasmin Archer//"In Your Care"

Anamanaguchi//"Meow"

Prince Planet

Mae West//"Hard to Handle"

Venus transit 2012

Zumpano//"The Party Rages On"

Cornelius//"Star Fruits Surf Rider"

Soul II Soul//"Back to Life"

Paul Westerberg//"Runaway Wind"

"The Mechanical Monsters"

Kool & The Gang//"Joanna"

Journey//"Faithfully"

Small Black//"No Stranger"

Pacific Air//"Move"

Victoria Justice//"Gold"

The Go-Go's//"Vacation"

Felix the Cat in "The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg"

Ann Miller//"Too Darn Hot"

Marilyn Monroe//"Heat Wave"

Moullinex//"Sunflare"

Linda Ronstadt//"Heat Wave"

Kenny Rogers & The First Edition//"Ruby Don't Take Your Love to Town"

Rilo Kiley//"Let Me Back In"

Bionic Six

Stephanie Mills//"Pilot Error"

No Joy//"Lunar Phobia"

Throwing Muses//"Not Too Soon"

Lush//"Sweetness and Light"

Olivia Newton John//"Suspended in Time"

Steve Grand//"All-American Boy"

Wild Nothing//"A Dancing Shell"

Matt Nathanson//"Earthquake Weather"

Neil Diamond//"America"

HUM//"Stars"

Firefall//"Just Remember I Love You"

Landsat Data Continuity Mission: The Long Swath (Complete)

The Spinners//"Could It Be I'm Falling in Love"

Hedwig and the Angry Inch//"The Origin of Love"

Mayer Hawthorne//"Her Favorite Song"

Stephen Bishop//"It Might Be You"

Roberta Flack and Maxi Priest//"Set the Night to Music"

ᗅᗺᗷᗅ//"The Winner Takes It All"

The Sundays//"Summertime"

Lux//"Northern Lights"

Beaches//"Send Them Away"

The Breeders//"Saints"

The Ocean Blue//"Sad Night, Where is Morning?"

The Secret History//"Johnny Panic (Forget Everything)"

Elvis Presley//"In the Ghetto"

Taylor Dayne//"Love Will Lead You Back"

Small Black//"Free At Dawn"

MC Frontalot//"I'll Form the Head"

Andrew McMahon//"Synesthesia"

Starland Vocal Band//"Afternoon Delight"

Wada Kanako (和田加奈子)//"Summer Mirage" (夏のミラージュ)

Anamanaguchi//"Endless Fantasy"

Houses//"The Beauty Surrounds"

Madder Rose//"Car Song"

Band of Horses//"Laredo"

Johnny Hi-Fi//"Lover, Say It's Not Over"

Ambrosia//"You're the Only Woman"

Swan Dive//"Until"

Summer Heart//"Hit Me Up Again"

Luscious Jackson//"Citysong"

Satomi Fukunaga//"My Heart Jumps"

"Planetes" opening

The Beau Brummels//"Last Laugh"

Howard Keel//"I've Never Been to Me"

Hanson//"Get the Girl Back"

Joss Stone//"Karma"

Breathe//"Hands to Heaven"

Village of the Giants

Graham Gouldman//"Love's Not For Me"

The Jets//"Rocket 2 U" (Soul Train)

She & Him//"I Could've Been Your Girl"

Matt Nathanson//"Mission Bells"

Windsong perfume

Velocity Girl//"Sorry Again"

Bob Dylan//"Subterranean Homesick Blues"

The History of Glamour

Fence of Defense//"Sara"

Pizzicato Five//"On the Sunny Side of the Street"

Dylan Mondegreen//"It Takes Two"

Dawes//"Time Spent in Los Angeles"

Stars//"Sleep Tonight"

The Platters//"Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"

Felix the Cat in "Bold King Cole"

Laura Greene//"Moonlight, Music and You"

Mercy Rule//"Tell Tomorrow"

The Dambuilders//"Shrine"

Oh! Heavenly Dog

Andy Warhol eating a hamburger

V.A.//"Doctor in Distress" charity single

The Besnard Lakes//"Devastation"

Small Black//"Bad Lover"

Marlene Dietrich//"The Laziest Girl in Town"

Time-Lapse Earth

Watch on mute.

Riverside//"Cinnamon Eyes"

Melissa Manchester//"Thief of Hearts"

Ice Choir//"Everything is Spoilt By Use"

You Are What You Eat

Houses//"Beginnings"

BaBe//"Get a Chance!"

Millie Small//"My Boy Lollipop"

Matt Nathanson//"Mission Bells [acoustic]"

Richard Hawley//"Don't Stare At the Sun"

PJ Harvey & Björk//"Satisfaction"

Little Lamby

The Mary Onettes//"Explosions"

Nina Simone//"Aint Got No, I Got Life"

Jason Myles Goss//"Black Lights"

Gliss//Black is Blue (acoustic)

The Manhattan Transfer//"Twilight Zone/Twilight Tone"

Pickettywitch//"Same Old Feeling"

Crazy Town

Peter Sarstedt//"Where Do You Go To My Lovely?"

Joanie Sommers//"Don't Pity Me"

Nancy Sinatra//"Sugar Town"

Brad Lawrence//"Let Me Sleep On It"

Industrial Symphony No. 1

The B-52's//"Deadbeat Club"

Ants in the Pants

Paul Westerberg//"Dyslexic Heart"

New Order//"Regret"

Hikaru Utada//"Goodbye Happiness"

Greenwich Village Sunday

Space Glider - FPV to Space and Back

TM Network//"Self Control"

"Hair" AMV

Duncan Sheik//"Lay Down Your Weapons"

The Beaver Trilogy

Salyu//"Camera"

Cherry Filter//"Come to Me"

Yvonne DeCarlo//"I'm Still Here"

Maxwell Caulfied//"Charades"

The Cobweb Hotel

The Hullabaloo Dancers//"Batman" theme

Dionne Warwick & Barry Manilow//"I'll Never Love This Way Again"

The Ocean Blue//"Blow My Mind"

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart//"Until the Sun Explodes"

Lucille Cataldo//"Hairdresser"

Olivia Newton John//"Twist of Fate"

Felix the Cat in "Neptune Nonsense"

The Runaways//"Cherry Bomb"

Paul Carter//"Sakura Nagashi"

deadmau5 & Imogen Heap//"Telemiscommunications"

Matt Nathanson//"Mission Bells"

Drugs Are Like That

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Madder Rose//"Panic On"

Bettie Serveert//"Ray Ray Rain"

The Cure//"Pictures of You"

Poi Dog Pondering//"Everybody's Trying"

R.E.M.//"E-Bow the Letter"

Jenny Owen Youngs//"Love For Long"

Norman Vladimir//"120 Volts"

Dani Elliott//"Can't Make Up My Mind"

Meteor explodes over Russia

m-flo//"Lover"

Styx//"Heavy Metal Poisoning"

Dylan Mondegreen//"Castaway"

Cornelius//"123456"

Jessie Spano caffeine pill freakout

Bloc Party//"Like Eating Glass"

Jennifer Trynin//"Better Than Nothing"

Velocity Girl//"I Can't Stop Smiling"

MS MR//"Hurricane"

Matt Sharp w. Blur//"Friends of P."

Small Black//"Camouflage"

Christopher Cross//"Arthur's Theme"

Temple of the Dog//"Hunger Strike"

P!nk//"Just Give Me a Reason"

Air Supply//"Here I Am"

Jill Barber//"Tell Me"

The History of Apple Pie//"Mallory"

Maria McKee//"Scarlover"

Dionne Warwick//"Finder of Lost Loves"

that dog.//"Never Say Never"

Buffalo Tom//"Taillights Fade"

Johnny Burnette//"You're Sixteen"

Mary J. Blige//"No More Drama"

Cold Water Flat//"Magnetic North Pole"

Gliss//"Weight of Water"

Frusen Gladje commercial

Missing Persons//"Destination Unknown"

International Space Station Fly-Around (2009.03.19)

Adam West//"Orange Colored Sky"

Q-feel//"Dancing in Heaven"

Chairlift//"Met Before"

Jesus Jones//"Right Here Right Now"

Captain & Tennille//"Muskrat Love"

Mood Indigo

The Andrews Sisters//"Straighten Up and Fly Right"

Chris Cohen//"Monad"

김추자//"저무는 바닷가"

The Royal Guardsmen//"Snoopy vs. the Red Baron"

Ari Hest//"If I Knew You'd Say Yes"

Virginia Vee//"Modesty Blaise"

Ice Choir//"A Vision of Hell, 1996"

Wild Nothing//"Paradise"

Airiel//"Sugar Crystals"

The Gaslight Anthem//"Here Comes My Man"

David Bowie//"Heroes"

Fat Jon as Maurice Galactica//"Divided Ascension"

Brenda Russell//"Piano in the Dark"

Melanie C. w/ Emma Bunton//"I Know Him So Well"

Asian Kung-Fu Generation//"Soredewa, Mata Ashita (Well Then, See You Again Tomorrow)"

Teresa Graves & Carol Channing//"Soul Sisters"

m-flo/"She's So (Outta Control)"

Meri Wilson//"Telephone Man"

Andrew Huang//"You Were My Brightest Light"

Ray LaMontagne//"Like Rock & Roll and Radio"

Lauren Pritchard//"Not the Drinking"

Hammock//"I Can Almost See You"

Honey Cone//"Want Ads"

Air Supply//"Lost in Love"

Shout Out Louds//"Blue Ice"