Now some laughs with Dream Warriors and Wash Your Face in my Sink.
@seities realy tickled @Yuv funny bone with this, when the goal was something called âhumourâ (but not comedy songs).
Okay, how did I miss this gem? I blame it on them being Canadian and therefore invisible to the rest of the world.
Somewhere in high-school I discovered that girls arenât very interested in hearing my stories about how Crass are actually anarchists who live in abandoned buildings. For a few very fun months I moved my musical interests from angry punks to late 80s early 90s âjazz-rapâ or whatever you wanna call it. I downloaded all the a tribe called quest, de la soul, arrested development, jurassic 5, pharcyde,
digable planets, brand nubian I could find online.
Turns out it wasnât the musicâs fault.
I donât know if âWash your face in my sinkâ is a Canadian saying, but it really should be. I think they mean it in a âmind your own businessâ way or maybe musical plagiarism, either way itâs really a good catchphrase.
Loved every second of this. The jazzy sample at the beginning sounded almost âskaâ to me. The delivery is perfect and humorous as fuck (even the way he says âwhen doves cryâ or âyou just canât reachâ). The cute twist on the last verse. A great song from start to finish.
Iâm not sure the person who sent it thought it would win, but he did write - âI think this captures the spirit of your categoryâ. It sure did. Congratulations on a well deserved win, you actually undersold the track in your commentary.
Then back, back, back in time with Gilberto Gil and Expresso 2222
This was @MimosaDefâs selection from the decade that saw all the best people born, the 70s. @CanadaMatt3004 again gave out the honours.
Holy shit you guys. This was not my number one on first listen, or second, or third. But it is INFECTIOUS. When the maracas kick in, it is impossible to keep from moving if you hadnât already started. Whats he singing? Fucked if I know, and I donât care. This is my childhood wrapped up in the perfect song. My dad played the maracas in a band with his brothers and cousins at family reunions in Hawaii while my gramps sang. He had a voice like this when he was younger.
This is fantastic.
And finally Ball Park Musicâs Itâs Nice To Be Alive. A fine sentiment, most of the time.
@eyebooger took down @skydiver8âs uplifting category with this one.
This is exactly what I was looking for. This song lifts my mood, and I find myself singing it all the time.