Slapping cheeks rhythms?

The next, famous, song can't come quickly enough.

Butterfield wrote:

The next, famous, song can't come quickly enough.

I kind of don't mind this one.

It's a bit different.

In an Hank Williams sort-of-way at least.

Track 9 - Wake Up Little Susie.

Famous one.

Most famous one.

Cover of the Jive Bunny sample.

When I was little, I always assumed Susie was dead.

This is genuinely decent.

It's got a bit of pep to it at least.

I was expecting the next Jive Bunny sample to come in then.

I wonder if the film they were watching was The Blob?

Track 10 - Leave My Woman Alone.

Thing is, considering how famous and how much influence they had on subsequent generations of illustrious musicians, I don't reckon they actually wrote a single song themselves on this entire album.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

I wonder if the film they were watching was The Blob?

Alien: Covenant.

Track 11 - Should We Tell Him?

Nightjar wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

I wonder if the film they were watching was The Blob?

Alien: Covenant.

Actually, that had a plot.

A backside torpedo one of course, but a plot nonetheless.

I'm sorry to report that it was more likely to have been Alien: Romulus.

Nightjar wrote:

Thing is, considering how famous and how much influence they had on subsequent generations of illustrious musicians, I don't reckon they actually wrote a single song themselves on this entire album.

They wrote this one.