Party Songs

[Bangel]

I may be alone in this, but I always start dancing in the computer chair when "Video Killed the Radio Star" by Radiohead comes on.

But then again, I'm weird.

Nope, you're not alone, but then again, I dance at almost every dancable song.

Hmmm... I wonder if Dancable is a word...

I also wonder if it's spelled Danceable or Dancable.

Danceable.

I may be alone in this, but I always start dancing in the computer chair when "Video Killed the Radio Star" by Radiohead comes on.

But then again, I'm weird.

Radiohead? Are you sure?

Er. If you're making fun of me for missing the space in between Radio and Head, then no, I'm not sure.

But otherwise... yes?

I hate to be a bugger on this one too, especially since its not my forte but I'm pretty sure Radiohead never covered it. The dudes from Yes got together before there was a Yes and made the song as The Buggles. Then it got a pretty decent cover from the Presidents of the United States of America. Are you taking this off a CD or some crazy bootleg or just bad info off of Kazaa. If it is a bootleg, hook me up because I wouldn't mind hearing it, although it doesn't quite seem like Thom Yorke's cup o' tea.

Steven (Bno; obviously not you) sent it to me like, six months ago, and it just said Radio Head in the 'artist' slot on WMP, so I assumed. *shrug*

[DM was on fire!]

This is a 13 Year Old Dance Party, so, Thanks Ammer.

ANDY. ANDY. ANDY. ANDY. SHUT UP, LIZ!!

Anyways, you may want to look into actual dance music for sure now. I guess, I might as well...*Liz grins happily at DM* *sigh* AndyHunter.com. And if it's a goofy dance party, January 1979 by mewithoutYou.

And I like to hoedown to Mouth Like a Magazine by Showbread, but that's just me.

[Morningstar]

I may be alone in this, but I always start dancing in the computer chair when "Video Killed the Radio Star" by Radiohead comes on.

But then again, I'm weird.

Radiohead? Are you sure?

Er. If you're making fun of me for missing the space in between Radio and Head, then no, I'm not sure.

But otherwise... yes?

I hate to be a bugger on this one too, especially since its not my forte but I'm pretty sure Radiohead never covered it. The dudes from Yes got together before there was a Yes and made the song as The Buggles. Then it got a pretty decent cover from the Presidents of the United States of America. Are you taking this off a CD or some crazy bootleg or just bad info off of Kazaa. If it is a bootleg, hook me up because I wouldn't mind hearing it, although it doesn't quite seem like Thom Yorke's cup o' tea.

Steven (Bno; obviously not you) sent it to me like, six months ago, and it just said Radio Head in the 'artist' slot on WMP, so I assumed. *shrug*

Actually, Radiohead did a cover of the song. You probably can find an mp3 of it, if you check the internet. However, when I think of Radiohead, I think of "Optimistic," which isn't too danceable of a song. Great song, just not for dancing--at least in my opinion.