saw Mike Doughty a few years ago in Asheville NC, just him and an electric guitar. 10 dollars. One of the best shows I've ever seen! He sat on the stage afterwards, a foot above the floor, and sold copies of his latest cd at the time, blank silver cds in a white sleeve pack :p He signed my old beat up copy of rubyV ^_^ Funny part of the show was when he told some of the regulars in the back to stfu, if they wouldn't mind, so the ppl that paid to get in could hear lol
Ah, a prime example of why I hold 90s music in very high esteem. There was such an eclectic variety of truly original and different music. I don't think that Americans had heard such a musical revolution since the 60s. Of course now 90s music has been distilled down to the same small collection of top 10 tracks from a handful of genres if you ever hear it played on a radio station. The same fate happens with every decade I'm afraid. Young people, hear my quaint ramblings and trust when I say, "if there is every any decade or era of music you find appealing, do yourself the grandest of gestures by taking a deeper dive into any music catalog of the past, or if you are fortunate enough to know of someone even mildly hip, ask them about what was popular and songs that don't get airplay anymore. There are some true gems among any collection that will be very much worth your while. "
I understand. I'm an 80s guy, but I think everyone thinks it's all Madonna and Michael Jackson, and there were plenty of great songs, some of them one-hit wonders, but lots of gems to find, if you look for them.
Yup For some reason Cracker Low and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones knock on wood songs immediately came to mind and I'm a Rocker thru n thru. Lots of killer tunes in the 90s for sure. RICK ON 😎😎
M. Doughty said that when he was working door at a club he starting riffing, "You got the tickets and I got the list," and that was the start of this song.
those are the andrews sisters (the 'boogie woogie bugle boy' chicks) saying 'anyone else but me' . it's from their 1940s hit 'don't sit under the apple tree' (with anyone else but me... no, no, no)'
Beleive it, or not, I still have this album on CD that I bought when it came out. It mostly works aside from this track and True Dreams of Wichita. Both still play, but kinds choppy sounding.
@terrapinbrad Totally agree! Seems nobody knows them, but somehow they are known all over the world. I loved their mix of all different elements. During a time when lot's of experimental music was being released, they succeeded in being even more inventive and creative than most other bands. This was the first song I ever heard from SC, and it scarred me for life :oP... luckily. One of the most musically genious bands ever!
You get the angles and I'll get the rest, now decades later Google reveals what I heard on student radio back in the glorious 90s. DJ never told me nothing..
Yeah..... Brad... its too bad Mike and the band didn't get recognized.... and then "artists" like Jewel made the cover of Time magazine..... HUH? And so many Other FAR less talented bands got overplayed like they were the Beatles.
Looks like the guys reunited for at least a jimmy kimmel date a cpl of weeks ago... theres a live version of this combined w uh zoom zip on 2 meter sessions avail on youtube
Dunno thats a bit much woulden"t ya say? ..lol hey i like soul coughing but i woulden"t say they were the most talented hugh ass fuckin band to ever grace the planet ..lol :)
I was mugged in front of meditation clinic on Pablo Boulevard in Oakland California listening to this song by 5 guys in Raiders Jackets.
saw Mike Doughty a few years ago in Asheville NC, just him and an electric guitar. 10 dollars. One of the best shows I've ever seen! He sat on the stage afterwards, a foot above the floor, and sold copies of his latest cd at the time, blank silver cds in a white sleeve pack :p He signed my old beat up copy of rubyV ^_^
Funny part of the show was when he told some of the regulars in the back to stfu, if they wouldn't mind, so the ppl that paid to get in could hear lol
These guys will always always always sound modern.
Ah, a prime example of why I hold 90s music in very high esteem. There was such an eclectic variety of truly original and different music. I don't think that Americans had heard such a musical revolution since the 60s. Of course now 90s music has been distilled down to the same small collection of top 10 tracks from a handful of genres if you ever hear it played on a radio station. The same fate happens with every decade I'm afraid. Young people, hear my quaint ramblings and trust when I say, "if there is every any decade or era of music you find appealing, do yourself the grandest of gestures by taking a deeper dive into any music catalog of the past, or if you are fortunate enough to know of someone even mildly hip, ask them about what was popular and songs that don't get airplay anymore. There are some true gems among any collection that will be very much worth your while. "
I understand. I'm an 80s guy, but I think everyone thinks it's all Madonna and Michael Jackson, and there were plenty of great songs, some of them one-hit wonders, but lots of gems to find, if you look for them.
Yup
For some reason
Cracker Low and
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones knock on wood songs immediately came to mind and I'm a Rocker thru n thru. Lots of killer tunes in the 90s for sure.
RICK ON 😎😎
Oh yeah
Squirrel Nut Zipper's.
Song called Hell. Funky freaky af
They is cool too
😎😎
@@brockjustfuckinbrock I saw the squirrel nut zippers a couple times. Concerts were pretty cheap back in the day.
Only 81 comments shame,.they are brilliant. Saw them a few times great times
M. Doughty said that when he was working door at a club he starting riffing, "You got the tickets and I got the list," and that was the start of this song.
You get the Eggos and I'll get the whisk.
You get the angles and I'll get the gist!
those are the andrews sisters (the 'boogie woogie bugle boy' chicks) saying 'anyone else but me' . it's from their 1940s hit 'don't sit under the apple tree' (with anyone else but me... no, no, no)'
Still love this song.
You get The Bangles and I'll get The Fixx
blazing to this is amazing! highly recommend it...
i love the Time Tough samples...
I had this album in jr. high, and I LOVED it. Then my mom took it away bc the beelzebub song! I LOVED THAT SONG!
You get the angles and I'll get rest!
"You get the bagels and Ill get the Ritz."
Still liking this weird ass song all these years later...
Ikr!? The whole album is weirdly good.
My sis turned me on to soul coughing when I was a little one. Explains some of my tastes lol
Beleive it, or not, I still have this album on CD that I bought when it came out. It mostly works aside from this track and True Dreams of Wichita. Both still play, but kinds choppy sounding.
You get the Anglos and I'll get the Brits!
I heard the girls singing in a commercial and I automatically started to say "You`ll get the ankles and I`ll get the wrists"
You get the eggrolls and I'll get the shits.
@terrapinbrad
Totally agree! Seems nobody knows them, but somehow they are known all over the world. I loved their mix of all different elements. During a time when lot's of experimental music was being released, they succeeded in being even more inventive and creative than most other bands.
This was the first song I ever heard from SC, and it scarred me for life :oP... luckily.
One of the most musically genious bands ever!
You get the angles and I'll get the rest, now decades later Google reveals what I heard on student radio back in the glorious 90s. DJ never told me nothing..
Oh fuck im so happy i finally found this oh fuck
You come down to this ah
Mmm ah oh
you get the anchors, I'll get the ships
you get the eggrolls and i'll get the rice
Andrews Sisters - Don't sit under the apple tree
great use of a sample
Andrews Sisters
You get the Corona & I'll get the Fits....
:P
You get the kankles and I'll get the fists!
You get the ankles and I'll get the wrista's
...i could get lost in a lunch box lie low in the mittens of the lost and found.... lol
Soul Coughing...one of the most original, inventive, and talented bands to never become fucking HUGE!
YOU GET THE ANKLES
'you get the ankles and I'll get the wrists'
from the movie chain of fools
0:47 though
I like the "no no no's!
"You get the angles and I'll get the rest."
3:26 always killed me
Mmm ahhh oooo
Me too
You get the Pankos, and I'll get the cysts.
Word.
You get the angles and I'll get the risk (Got your 6)
Ah, this takes me back to High school.
you get the eggrolls and I'll get the rice!
you get the anchors and I'll get the wish
So Slick
YOU GET THE NAPLES AND I'LL GET PARIS
man I was SO sure it was actually "you get the Eggos", I'm doomed
Soul Couching?
You get the Salsa, Ill get the chips!
Anyone else but
(uh)
no
no
no
2:44 mmM
Yeah..... Brad... its too bad Mike and the band didn't get recognized.... and then "artists" like Jewel made the cover of Time magazine..... HUH? And so many Other FAR less talented bands got overplayed like they were the Beatles.
you get the annual 30% off sale at macy's
and ill get the flight tickets to ulaanbaatar
He said when he stopped doing H, he couldn't riff anymore
@goplacia Haven't we all....
umm ahh oh...
Great song but it gives me fucking nightmares.
Looks like the guys reunited for at least a jimmy kimmel date a cpl of weeks ago... theres a live version of this combined w uh zoom zip on 2 meter sessions avail on youtube
Ill get the kiss
@goplacia What's the frequency, Kenneth?
Yeah. The Raiders do that to the Broncos sometimes, too. They play dirty. Uncool.
"You get the ankles and I'll get the wrists!"
That's my favorite part.
@Rectanglectum they just trip
What's w/ the "no no no"? What is the song about?
sampled from "Don't go under the apple tree" but the meaning and rest of this song is lost in the obscure whirly vortex that is Soul Coughing
Came here after watching Beavis and Butthead. Lol
M. Doughty broke up the greatest band ever.
Great band. It’s a shame that it was such a negative experience for the members.
You get Jim Backus and I'll get Koresh
HAHAHAHA! Funny.
You get the bagels and I'll get the grits!
that would be funny if it weren't true!
Always thought the hook/chorus was about rape.
"Rape" Really?
Get a clue.
Dunno thats a bit much woulden"t ya say? ..lol hey i like soul coughing but i woulden"t say they were the most talented hugh ass fuckin band to ever grace the planet ..lol :)
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