Michael Jackson - Dirty Diana
Definitely not one of the songs that made him King. More like one of those songs supposed to arouse in girls in the crowd/club that bad girl/bad ass feeling after they've had a couple mai tais.
2/10
Elliot Smith - Say Yes
One of my favorite singles from him. Also the first song I learned to sing and play at the same time (excluding death metal) and still one of my favorites to jam on.
9/10
Coven - Wicked Woman
If not Omni's pick, in any case applicable. Good stuff.
8/10
The Dudley Moore Trio - Song For Suzy
Solid sounding jam, though I'd prefer it without the skat.
6/10
Tori Amos - Blood Roses
It's got the melodrama of Nina Hagen, except it's not good. I'm calling auggie on this one.
2/10
Pink Guy - She's So Nice
Smooth transitions.
5/10
Yapoos ロリータ108号
Eh, never thought I'd say this, but K-Pop I would rather have listened to K-Pop.
2/10
Swans - I Remember Who You Are
Solid listening.
8/10
Elliot Smith - Say Yes
This is nice, I like Elliot Smith but have never really been able to fully get into his stuff for some reason. This starts out a bit too sweet but I dug it in the end. 8/10
Check out From a Basement on the Hill. It's hands down my favorite album by him, and I really like all of his other albums. I seriously had the thing in my car's CD player for two months straight once and never got sick of it. Musically it's super diverse and incorporates more electric guitar than anything he had done since he went solo. It's also disturbingly melancholy at times, but never in a way that's over the top, immature, or unrelateable.
