• Yan Cook – Wide Angle

Fair dues, Buckethead has skills

• Freekbass Jammin’ With Buckethead & Bootsy Collins

Garage, whoa baby!

• Sweet Female Attitude – Flowers

I know this song might seem overplayed by now but, at the time—even after The Strokes—, this sounded different. Somehow they had their own sound.

• Franz Ferdinand — Take Me Out

Somehow a “normal” Rock band can sound futuristic …

• Cake – Never There

Very rarely do you see someone actually rap in Spanish. This guy spit the whole time.

” … even my verses became alcoholics, because there are too many bars.
… You and me are not the same, I don’t believe in social-media stars”

• RESIDENTE – BZRP Music Sessions #49

This is like the third or fourth version of this song, but Natasja really brought it to life. She was a very interesting person, look her up on wikipedia and read about her; and find more of her songs. Idk what the Jamaican expression for “she was fire” is but that she was …

• Enur feat. Natasja – Calabria 2007

• Frank Zappa — Joe’s Garage

This performance makes perfect sense when you read this:

“Nina Hagen was born in the former East Berlin, East Germany, the daughter of Hans Hagen, a scriptwriter, and Eva-Maria Hagen, an actress and singer. Her paternal grandfather died in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. Her parents divorced when she was two years old, and growing up, she saw her father infrequently. At age four, she began to study ballet, and was considered an opera prodigy by the time she was nine. (Wikipedia)”

• Nina Hagen – Naturträne (Rockpalast)

This is Dubstep

• Skream – Smiley Face

This song has never fully convinced me but everytime I see it on this Boondocks sequence, it’s perfect. Sometimes film makes a song better …

• Aalon – Rock ‘N’ Roll Gangster

• Leonard Cohen – Everybody Knows

• Dimitri From Paris – Live DJ set at the Ministry of Sound, London.

• 40 Thieves – Crystal Mountain Thunder

“The first mix (Moody Mix) was a bit of a homage to Detroit … The Monster mix took it to a place of a sort of grandeur, wide-screen, epic vibe … It was never meant to be a commercial hit. When we took it to Radio 1 we had radio-pluckers saying ‘It’s got no hook, it’s got no chorus, go away.’”

• Faithless – Insomnia (Moody Mix)
• Monster Mix

The Story Of Faithless’ ‘Insomnia’ – The Making Of A Dance Anthem

If Metal could make Future Thursday, this would be on there.

• Pantera – I’m Broken

• Santana – Evil Ways (Woodstock)

• Genesis – That’s All

Nostalgia Wednesday?

• Take That – Back For Good

Dr. Dre/Mark Batson production. Play on good speakers and hear the bass.

• Jay-Z – Lost One