Disc 10 / 48

Another disc without much of a theme to it.

"Romeo and Jane" is one of the songs I kind of tripped over while looking for stuff to put on the Timothology. Tonio K. was one of the Crickets post-Buddy-Holly and did his own thing later on with the spectacular album "Life in the Food Chain"; if The Cars and Tom Lehrer were the same person they'd be Tonio K. My favorite of his albums is "Romeo Unchained", which starts out with "True Confessions" (which I liked enough to put on disc 01) and also has this disc's cut. I don't think I've ever heard a better song about the tabloid mentality was going to destroy the 1980s and it's also metafictionally awesome.

Hey, look! "Keem-O-Sabe", "Apache" and "Comanche" are all instrumentals on this disc!

Timothology:  Strange Aeons Disc 10 / 48
Theme:  None
Label phrase:  "Bear is driving! How can that be?!"

01)  Tennessee Flat Top Box / Johnny Cash
02)  Just Another Day / John Mellencamp
03)  Telstar / Video Aventures
04)  Pure / The Lightning Seeds
05)  Romeo and Jane / Tonio K.
06)  Charlie Brown / The Coasters
07)  Keem-O-Sabe / Electric Indian
08)  The Oogum Boogum Song / Brenton Wood
09)  Keep On Dancing / The Gentrys
10)  Some of My Friends / Pat McCurdy
11)  Dance Hall Days / Wang Chung
12)  I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend / The Rubinoos
13)  Lookin' For a Love / Bobby Womack
14)  As Time Goes By / Alan Dean & His Problems
15)  When the Daylight Comes / Ian Hunter
16)  Keep the Customer Satisfied / Simon and Garfunkel
17)  Moment of Weakness / Bif Naked
18)  I Live For the Sun / The Sun-Rays
19)  Apache / Jorgen Ingmann
20)  Pretty Little Angel Eyes / Curtis Lee
21)  Be My Yoko Ono / The Barenaked Ladies
22)  Walk Like an Egyptian / The Bangles
23)  Boom Shakalak / Apache Indian
24)  Comanche / The Revels
25)  Day By Day / The Hooters
26)  Magnet and Steel / Walter Egan