What is a Tavern without music?

And now to break the doom-metal trend completely:

Oh, I remember seeing this live on TV. I was a wee child, but I still remember it.

 

Woke up in the middle of the night with this song and this weird dialogue in my head.

"What are you talking about? It's a song about going to Lovely Land.."
"I don't think Lovely Land's a real place."
"Just what are you trying to tell me? Are you saying that Lovely Land isn't real? Do you do drugs?"
"I'm just saying that some people might have thought of it as state of mind rather than a physical location."
"Brought on by drugs. Are you a potty mushroom head? Drop a little acid? Go hard on the nutmeg?"
"I'm not even having this conversation."
"You started it. I just thought it was about a young woman going to Lovely Land."

 

This has been in my head ever since I posted it as a joke in the Nay SAying thread. Now I want a dancing blonde girl to be fluttering about one of my towns.

 

Holy...

Just...

Holy shit. One of those songs you hear and you wonder "How the f**k did this band never get bigger?" Then you listen to the rest of their discography and go, "Goddammit, why did this band never get bigger?!"

 

Today it's a mix of these two, the latter makes me wish I was working on my UF novel K-Poppers and J-Rockers on a reality TV show.

Unfortunately I have way too many projects on my plate right now to put my time into that since the first book didn't make all that much money.

 

Bride with White Hair! Old school.

 

Yuli's Bride with White Hair post got me thinking about the old school Chinese music I used to listen to in High School while learning Mandarin.

I used to love this song... Still do actually. Wong Faye was a force of nature.