This week at the Party we're going crazy. Here at chez triv the big meal is over, we were all very thankful, all fat and happy and now the long weekend yawns before us. We told ourselves beforehand that we weren't going to shop, we weren't going to do any running around, we were just going to stay home and enjoy the time with the family...where was I? Oh, yes, crazy! Let's go, shall we?
You May Be Right
Mad Love
Crazy Love
Just Like A Pill
Undun
She's Not There
So, what tunes spark some insanity for you? I'm going to share a few more of mine down in the comments, won't you join me?
Comments
I think this fits... ;)
Then so does this...
Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Crazy 'Bout Ya Baby
And this is a little crazy, too... for those -- well, ya know.
Ain't it... ;)
Must have been...
Crazy in the title, does that count?
Hell yes, it counts!
Besides, we have a rule here at the Party, it's the first rule, actually--play what you like~
On the other hand, the first rule of tautology club is ...
... the first rule of tautology club.
Crazy Train
They're Coming To Take Me Away
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
19th Nervous Breakdown
Mother's Little Helper
This will drive you crazy...
Man On The Corner
Since I started on the Christmas music already adding my fave
You Drive Me Nervous
Anxiety (Get Nervous)
Come To My Window
No Rain
Unwell
Tripping On A Hole In A Paper Heart
Basket Case
Lithium
Destroyer
Once In A Lifetime
Don't Let Me Get Me
Comfortably Numb
Crazy
Excitable Boy
She Drives Me Crazy
We're only gonna die for own arrogance
-Sublime
And of course the original.
Diamond Dogs
Like a rock. Like a planet. LIKE A FUCKING ATOM BOMB!
'll remain unperturbed by the joy and the madness that I encounter everywhere I turn....
One of the best lyricists, vocalists, and bands ever.
Crazy:
Crazy:
You're Crazy:
Grey Matter:
Crazy Love:
Let's Go Crazy (non-prince version of course):
Crazy and you ain play any of his songs.
Here's one of his songs called "Madness"
People say she's crazy, she's got ...
Twisted
Memorial Day in America--James McMurtry
This is actually a pretty dark song, I think.
And here's a similar sentiment from Robert Earl Keen around Christmas holiday: