Saturday Matinee – Ghosts & Vapors, Pink Dub, Midnight Animals Oil, Ramones California Sun

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Ghost caught on video!
“Booo! Booo! Run for mayor somewhere else! Booo!”
[Found here. Don't jump to a Beer Summit conclusion, there's more to the story.]

[Found here. Welcome to Electric Pelosiland.]


No video, but the concept is great. Pink Rock Floyd Steady Dub.

Nice cover of the Animals’ 1965 hit by Midnight Oil. But here’s some trivia: The song was written by Barry Mann. (More about him here.)

Oh, yeah.

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4 Responses to “Saturday Matinee – Ghosts & Vapors, Pink Dub, Midnight Animals Oil, Ramones California Sun”

  1. nursemyra Says:

    Did you know that Peter Garrett, lead singer of Midnight Oil is now a politician?

  2. Bunk Strutts Says:

    nursem– Honestly I wasn’t that familiar with the band at all, although I’d heard their songs. Then I ran across “Blue Sky Mine” and had to find out who they were.

    They didn’t get much radio play here until the late 80′s when I was mostly listening to reggae and blues.

  3. cbullitt Says:

    Hard to beat Eric Burdon.

  4. Bunk Strutts Says:

    cbull– EB beat himself with WAR, another great band.

    nursem– I read up a little on Peter Garrett. Seems he matured a little since his days with Midnight Oil. Lotta times I don’t pay much attention to the lyrics of a song I like, but I found out what “Blue Sky Mine” was about.

    I worked with asbestos in the 70′s. It’s a great insulating and fireproofing material, and safe as long as it’s non-friable… I worked making asbestos millboard on a wet machine built in the 1920′s. There was a shack for dumping asbestos packs into a hopper. The interior looked like a snowstorm.

    Some of the factory workers looked down on the few of us “school boys” who wore masks while cutting open the brown paper bags to dump the stuff into the hopper, calling us chickens#1+ pu$$ys. Those masks were nothing more than glorified coffee filters.

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