Album cover video: “Just A Thought” is a stand out track on St. Elsewhere. Its one of Cee Lo’s strongest lyrics (still on the theme of mental instability) and it features some of the Danger Mouse’s best production work. The … Continue reading
Fan video: I confess, I haven’t been writing too much about the tracks from St. Elsewhere. Truth be told, I don’t have a whole lot to say. Its strange, since, as I’ve mentioned, I rather dig the band. “Feng Shui” … Continue reading
Fan video: That “The Boogie Monster” is still another song from St. Elsewhere about mental illness is suggested pretty clearly in the lyrics: I used to wonder why he looked familiar Then I realized it was a mirror And now … Continue reading
Official video (again, awesome) is embedded disabled. It features Dean Stockwell and Dennis Hopper. Fan video: “Smiley Faces” was the second single from St. Elsewhere released in the U.K. Like many songs on the album, the lyrics of this track … Continue reading
The original video for this is fabulous, but it is embedding disabled. Here’s an album cover video: “Gone Daddy Gone” is a cover of a classic Violent Femmes tune: We’ll officially reach that track in like six years if I … Continue reading
Fan video: The title track from St. Elsewhere is a great track that, lack many of the Gnarls Barkley tracks, doesn’t stay in my head. Many of the songs on this album are about sanity. The title, of course, is … Continue reading
Gnarls Barkley’s label doesn’t seem to like embedding their official videos, which is a shame, because this is a great video. Here’s a different version of it, live at the Grammys: “Crazy” is built of of a fantastic sample from … Continue reading
I’m not sure if this is an official video or not, but I sure hope it is: St. Elsewhere was Gnarls Barkley’s 2006 debut album. I remember picking it up on CD in 2006 while I was visiting family on … Continue reading
The awesome original video is here, but here’s the song on its own: Gnarls Barkley are an alternative rock/alternative hip-hop duo featuring two great musicians, DJ Danger Mouse and Cee Lo Green. Cee Lo, of course, rose to international fame … Continue reading
Fan video: I have no idea how this track by Dujeous ended up in my iTunes library. I must have downloaded it at some point, because neither my wife or I are familiar with this band. My theory is that … Continue reading