I'm B.A.D.

Big Audio Dynamite grew from the Clash, one of my all-time favorites.  I was never a huge fan of B.A.D., but their music lurked in the background of  '90s pop culture, and I always enjoy hearing them.



The Bottom Line- "Pick yourself up of the floor / Don't know what you're waiting for"




E=MC2



Rush- Their #1 hit.



The Globe

Songs in My Head

I haven't posted on here much lately; mainly posting to the Facebook page.  We have a lot going on this year: Baby K is walking, talking a little, growing like crazy. We are sleep-deprived and busy.  We have a few big trips coming up, a garden to tend, and heck, life in general is way more complicated (and less productive) when you have a kid.

It's been awhile since I put up a music post, so let's try to do a few.  First up: J. Geils Band.  The namesake of the band died recently, so there were tons of memorials, and I was reminded of how much I liked them as a kid.  Yeah, a kid: they were big in the '70s and '80s.  Great music, guitar-driven but also spiced up with harmonica.


Whammer Jammer- here's that harmonica, courtesy of "Magic Dick."



Musta Got Lost- this thing got so much airplay, and still does on classic rock stations.  A decent song, with an outrageous intro.



Love Stinks- before I knew what love was, I knew it sucked sometimes, thanks to songs like this.




Freeze Frame- a later one, MTV-era.




Centerfold- my adolescent mind loved this, but picked up on the angst, too.