Disc 37 / 48

One more themeless disc, to go with the others.

Bob Vido called himself a one-man band, but someone online referred to him as "the one-man Shaggs", and I think that fits much better. He sounds like he's having a lot of fun, though, and one thing the Timothology songs all have in common is that people sounded like they were having fun recording them.

Psyche Rock is the song that Pierre Henry didn't allow the makers of "Futurama" to use for the theme, so they wrote one that sounded as close as they could get without being legally actionable.

Timothology:  Strange Aeons Disc 37 / 48
Theme:  None
Label phrase:  "Shut up you dammit liar!"

01) Psyche Rock / Pierre Henry
02) I'm Going Down / Vampire Weekend
03) Boo-Bah-Bah / Bob Vido
04) Six Days on the Road / Dave Dudley
05) Beer Beer Bottla Beer / A. C. Dusey
06) Land of 1000 Dances / Wilson Pickett
07) Train in Vain / The Clash
08) Love in Tokyo / The Honeycombs
09) The Doing of Our Thing (song poem) / Jim Lea
10) Bongo Rock / Preston Epps
11) Fredward / The Billy Nayer Show
12) Girl U Want / Devo
13) Louie Louie / The Angels
14) First Kiss / They Might Be Giants
15) Having an Average Weekend / Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
16) Tougher Than Tough / Derrick Morgan
17) (Get a) Grip (On Yourself) / The Stranglers
18) Complication / The Monks
19) Bust Out / The Busters
20) Funky Kingston / Toots and the Maytals featuring Bootsy Collins and the Roots
21) Rockin' Robin / The Jackson 5
22) I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend / The Ramones
23) Superman (single version) / The Clique
24) Telstar '76 / Septimus
25) Lay Down (Candles in the Rain) / Melanie with the Edwin Hawkins Singers
26) Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight / The Rezillos
27) Feel Like Funkin' It Up / The Rebirth Brass Band
28) The Harder They Come / Jimmy Cliff