This isn’t the song I’m writing about: But I’m going to need to add it to my library. There’s a several great Game Theory songs that I’ve discovered since I started writing about them but haven’t had a chance to … Continue reading
Album cover video: If you’ve never heard Game Theory before, this song is actually a really good place to part. You can read the lyrics for “Throwing The Election” here (scroll down). My fellow Game Theory fans voted this the … Continue reading
Oh, bah. Bah Bah Bah. Lyrics are here (scroll down) This is one of my all time favorites and you can’t hear it online. This is the hardest Game Theory rocks on this album – maybe ever. Crunching guitars, off … Continue reading
Album cover video (albeit the wrong album): I guess I’ll never understand why people choose to upload some certain songs but not others. Personally, I’d have uploaded “You Drive” or “Leilani” before the comparably bland “Wish I Could Stand or … Continue reading
Lyrics are here. Scroll down. This song makes a bunch of references to 60′s music and movie stars – particularly Donovan, Douglas Fairbanks and Clint Eastwood. It creates an image of a woman who is a little older, but isn’t … Continue reading
Scroll down here for lyrics. I’m also able to find the guitar tabs for “You Drive,” so perhaps you can learn to play it yourself since its not apparently available online anywhere. Yeesh! Scott Miller’s guitar riff is really, really … Continue reading
While you can scroll down to read the lyrics here, there doesn’t seem to be anyplace online where you can listen to this track without torrenting Two Steps From The Middle Ages. Since our tradition here is to not link … Continue reading
Album cover video: A fine vocal performance from Donnette Thayer anchors “Wyoming” (scroll down for lyrics). Regular Game Theory vocalist and songwriter Scott Miller sings a backing vocal line, but its barely audible. Unlike the songs Thayer sang on Lolita … Continue reading
I am somewhat gobsmacked to learn that “Rolling With The Moody Girls” (scroll down here for lyrics) isn’t online somewhere. I believe that it was one of the songs they plugged heavily when they promoted this album in CMJ. In … Continue reading
Not apparently available online, though searching for it made me realize that by naming this “Amelia, Have You Lost” instead of “Amelia, Have You Lost Your Patience” (the line Game Theory singer/songwriter Scott Miller actually sings), an image of Amelia … Continue reading