Shake This Feeling

Today's selection comes courtesy of The Chemical Brothers aka Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands, plus friends including Noel Gallagher, Bernard Sumner, Bobby Gillespie, Tim Burgess, Kele Okereke, H-Foundation and The Micronauts.

Stay safe out there!

1) Block Rockin' Beats (The Micronauts Bonus Beats) (1997)

2) Saturate (Album Version) (2007)

3) Believe (New Edit ft. Kele Okereke) (2005)

4) Come With Us (H-Foundation Remix) (2003)

5) Hey Boy Hey Girl (Radio Edit) (1999)

6) The Boxer (Edit ft. Tim Burgess) (2005)

7) In Dust We Trust (Edit) (1995)

8) Out Of Control (Album Version ft. Bernard Sumner & Bobby Gillespie (1999)

9) Leave Home (Album Version) (1995)

10) Let Forever Be (Radio Edit ft. Noel Gallagher) (1999)

 

Shake This Feeling (46:44) (GD) (M)

Try Telling Him The Subtle Difference Between Justice And Contempt

A change in today's planned post. After watching the political farce play out on Thursday, these three song titles immediately sprang to mind.

 

Get The Message (7" Version): Electronic ft. Denise Johnson (1991)

Go Now (Cover of Bessie Banks): The Moody Blues (1964)

Fuck Off: Mindless Drug Hoover (1994)

 

And although this song was written and recorded with another Prime Monster in mind, it's lyrics inspired today's post title and the sentiment feels just as relevant for the current Crime Minister, thirty-odd years on.

Tramp The Dirt Down (Live On The Late Show, BBC2 TV): Elvis Costello (1989)

 

Normal service - at least on this blog, if not the UK - will resume tomorrow.