Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse — Revenge (feat. Wayne Coyne)
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Pain
I guess it's a matter of sensation
But somehow
You have ways of avoiding it all
In my mind
I have shot you and stabbed you through your heart
I just didn't understand
The ricochet is the second part
Cause you can't hide
What you intend
IT GLOWS IN THE DARK
Once you've sought
The path of revenge
THERE'S NO WAY TO STOP
And the more I try to hurt you
The more that it hurts me
Strange
It seems like a character mutation
Though I have all the means
Of bringing you fuckers down
I can't make myself
To destroy upon command
Somehow forgiveness
Lets the evil make a loss
No you can't hide
What you intend
IT GLOWS IN THE DARK
Once we become
The thing we dread
THERE'S NO WAY TO STOP
And the more I try to hurt you
The more it backfires
The more it backfires
The more that it backfires
I guess it's a matter of sensation
But somehow
You have ways of avoiding it all
In my mind
I have shot you and stabbed you through your heart
I just didn't understand
The ricochet is the second part
Cause you can't hide
What you intend
IT GLOWS IN THE DARK
Once you've sought
The path of revenge
THERE'S NO WAY TO STOP
And the more I try to hurt you
The more that it hurts me
Strange
It seems like a character mutation
Though I have all the means
Of bringing you fuckers down
I can't make myself
To destroy upon command
Somehow forgiveness
Lets the evil make a loss
No you can't hide
What you intend
IT GLOWS IN THE DARK
Once we become
The thing we dread
THERE'S NO WAY TO STOP
And the more I try to hurt you
The more it backfires
The more it backfires
The more that it backfires
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Thanks or playing this. Really miss Mark Linkous.
Any more of this and I'll sell my stereo and buy a cemetery plot with the proceeds.
Not particularly pleased with the new PSD which seems to only be silence. Still an improvement.
Proclivities wrote:
It's wrong to even mention his name.
Bingo!
It's wrong to even mention his name.
Bingo!
Please play more often. Thanks.
Ha!...nicely said...
justin4kick wrote:
Pity you had to say that.
sbegf wrote:
It's wrong to even mention his name.
Am I wrong to be hearing P*** C***ns?
It's wrong to even mention his name.
Sparklehorse makes me think of the episode of Bob's Burgers with the Equestranauts, which was just bizarre.
Great song, never tire of it despite it being a bit grim.....
Always love Wayne Coyne's voice .....
Meh.
Excellent song
Feeling it
Feeling it
rdo wrote:
I got one Sparklehorse CD once, sold it since. Can't recall which one. What I do remember is that on just about every one of the tracks was mentioned either one or multiple of the following: horse, donkey, mule, or pony.
I got one Sparklehorse CD once, sold it since. Can't recall which one. What I do remember is that on just about every one of the tracks was mentioned either one or multiple of the following: horse, donkey, mule, or pony.
sbegf wrote:
Pity you had to say that.
Am I wrong to be hearing Phil Collins?
Pity you had to say that.
Always wonder why this song gets played unedited while others have the "F" work deleted.
If a bit uninformed.
crockydile wrote:
Ewe R two funny
crockydile wrote:
Ewe R two funnyThank you Bill for playing this. Mark Linkous is sorely missed.
fredriley wrote:
what he said.
The mouse has lost its danger and the horse its sparkle. I feel the arms of Morpheus claiming me, the late hour and soporific singing being a combination akin to aural Mogadon 
what he said.
Pretty, but not exceptional...
This is good stuff!!!!
i do like this, a lot.
PERSON OF INTEREST <3
Great call! You should make music videos, though it is a dead artform now.
JasperKnight wrote:
JasperKnight wrote:
I will call this documentarian-sound, as it is is so visually powerful. Your mind creates the video........ think about you life, and fill in the frames. Feel Me?
WAYNE is gonna bring all you fokkers down!!!!!
Absolutely no attempt at some sort of rhyme scheme. Was there a discernible meter? Lyricist is either balsy or lazy.
They've listened to a lot of John Lennon. Not a bad facsimile, as those things go. Sometimes you just gotta let those fuckers go.
The mouse has lost its danger and the horse its sparkle. I feel the arms of Morpheus claiming me, the late hour and soporific singing being a combination akin to aural Mogadon
akousa wrote:
Nickelback beats them both.
No. Pearl Jam is the worst band name ever.
Art_Carnage wrote:
Art_Carnage wrote:
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
Nickelback beats them both.
sbegf wrote:
Yes you are. Definitely. Without question.
Am I wrong to be hearing Phil Collins?
Yes you are. Definitely. Without question.
Art_Carnage wrote:
I got one Sparklehorse CD once, sold it since. Can't recall which one. What I do remember is that on just about every one of the tracks was mentioned either one or multiple of the following: horse, donkey, mule, or pony.
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
I got one Sparklehorse CD once, sold it since. Can't recall which one. What I do remember is that on just about every one of the tracks was mentioned either one or multiple of the following: horse, donkey, mule, or pony.
sbegf wrote:
I agree, but think this is much better. I can't stand Phil Collins.
Am I wrong to be hearing Phil Collins?
I agree, but think this is much better. I can't stand Phil Collins.
Am I wrong to be hearing Phil Collins?
Best song on the album. "Little Girl" and "Insane Lullaby" are a couple of gems as well. Sorry about Mark Linkous.
Art_Carnage wrote:
perhaps it's a vampire horse.
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
perhaps it's a vampire horse.
No. Pearl Jam is the worst band name ever.
Art_Carnage wrote:
Art_Carnage wrote:
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
Webfoot wrote:
On second thought, maybe 8 wasn't high enough. 9
Art_Carnage wrote:
Not by a long shot.
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
Not by a long shot.
I will call this documentarian-sound, as it is is so visually powerful. Your mind creates the video........ think about you life, and fill in the frames. Feel Me?
On second thought, maybe 8 wasn't high enough. 9
So sad. So sad.
From the Linkous Family: "It is with great sadness that we share the news that our dear friend and family member, Mark Linkous, took his own life today. We are thankful for his time with us and will hold him forever in our hearts. May his journey be peaceful, happy and free. There’s a heaven and there’s a star for you." - March 6, 2010
- https://www.sparklehorse.com
From the Linkous Family: "It is with great sadness that we share the news that our dear friend and family member, Mark Linkous, took his own life today. We are thankful for his time with us and will hold him forever in our hearts. May his journey be peaceful, happy and free. There’s a heaven and there’s a star for you." - March 6, 2010
- https://www.sparklehorse.com
I am ascending to heaven. Follow me.
Very cool collaboration. I'm a long-time fan of Danger Mouse and am interested in most anything he gets involved in. I've been wanting to hear the results of this eclectic get-together for a while, but just haven't gotten around to digging it up. Glad to have RP bring it straight to my ears. :)
lysisphere wrote:
That, and all the "good" names were already taken.
Perhaps the irony passed you by. It is a terrible name, and kids these days think that's funny.
That, and all the "good" names were already taken.
Art_Carnage wrote:
Perhaps the irony passed you by. It is a terrible name, and kids these days think that's funny.
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
Perhaps the irony passed you by. It is a terrible name, and kids these days think that's funny.
Dirk Gently ~ nuff said 
Thanks for keeping me current, B&R - I've heard of DM&S but haven't yet heard them.. So far they aren't anything like I imagined. Which would have been more hipster and less slow dance.
scrubbrush wrote:Agree. Teetering on 10. RIP Mark.
VERY nice. Immediate 9.
VERY nice. Immediate 9.
mfassett wrote:
I think the f-bomb was perfect. Sometimes it's the best word to describe what you're thinking/feeling, especially when it involves anger.
Try to think of it as a word and not a bomb. That should help.
I think the f-bomb was perfect. Sometimes it's the best word to describe what you're thinking/feeling, especially when it involves anger.
Try to think of it as a word and not a bomb. That should help.
so true. so cool. 
Best album of 2009... Officially available as a blank CD! (kind courtesy of EMI...)
This song has really grown on me. 6 —> 8
"Sparklehorse": WORST. BAND. NAME. EVER.
fredriley wrote:
"Space," it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mindbogglingly big it is. I mean you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space, LISTEN!" and so on...
I take it there are a lot of HHGG fans among us...
Thanks, Bill, but I personally prefer the Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul. You can travel the galaxy but a good cuppa tea is a good cuppa tea :o)
"Space," it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mindbogglingly big it is. I mean you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space, LISTEN!" and so on...
I take it there are a lot of HHGG fans among us...
fredriley wrote:
42 is all that matters. As long as I don't have to hear Vogon poetry, all's good.
Thanks, Bill, but I personally prefer the Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul. You can travel the galaxy but a good cuppa tea is a good cuppa tea :o)
42 is all that matters. As long as I don't have to hear Vogon poetry, all's good.
Thanks, Bill, but I personally prefer the Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul. You can travel the galaxy but a good cuppa tea is a good cuppa tea :o)
I see what you did there.
Timelapser wrote:
Timelapser wrote:
F****n great song!!!
denbear wrote:
I did some searching and came across the NPR site.
I guess I should have just scrolled down and saved some time! :)
I'm really curious about this album.
NPR streams the whole album from their website.
This website provides links to the MP3 files that NPR uses for their steam.
This website provides links to the MP3 files that NPR uses for their steam.
I did some searching and came across the NPR site.
I guess I should have just scrolled down and saved some time! :)
I'm really curious about this album.
I played this for a friend of mine the other night, and he told me he thought it sounded like a cover of a previously unknown John Lennon tune.
I have to admit he's got a point (though I never in a million years would have noticed it myself).
I have to admit he's got a point (though I never in a million years would have noticed it myself).
wow... this is great.
I'm a Wayne Coyne/Flaming Lips fan... and I dig what I've heard from Danger Mouse.
This is one heck of a collaboration.
I need to check out the rest of that project.
I'm a Wayne Coyne/Flaming Lips fan... and I dig what I've heard from Danger Mouse.
This is one heck of a collaboration.
I need to check out the rest of that project.
love it, love it, love it!!!!
NPR streams the whole album from their website.
This website provides links to the MP3 files that NPR uses for their steam.
This website provides links to the MP3 files that NPR uses for their steam.
Timelapser wrote:
F****n great song!!!
Tagish_girl wrote:
Well, let's see:
"Though I have all the means to bring you f*ckers down."
...NO; can't have THAT!
How about "Though I have all the means to bring you big jerks down."
No. Not enough oomph. (Try again.):
YOUR MOVE!
Write DM, SH, or David Lynch, and tell em they need to re-write the lyrics, and replace 'em with yours!
There's still time. (I hear its not released yet.)
Was that f-bomb thrown in there for shock?
intrinsic lyical requirement?
just needed another beat, and couldn't think of another one syllable adjective?
It seems rather out of place, and overly stressed.
intrinsic lyical requirement?
just needed another beat, and couldn't think of another one syllable adjective?
It seems rather out of place, and overly stressed.
Well, let's see:
"Though I have all the means to bring you f*ckers down."
...NO; can't have THAT!
How about "Though I have all the means to bring you big jerks down."
No. Not enough oomph. (Try again.):
YOUR MOVE!
Write DM, SH, or David Lynch, and tell em they need to re-write the lyrics, and replace 'em with yours!
There's still time. (I hear its not released yet.)
F****n great song!!!
I find "Everytime I'm With You (feat. Jason Lytle)" is the best title of this unreleased album.
Please add it.
AMH wrote:
It sounds like a rejected Phil Collins song. (I don't mean that in a good way.)
You mean it isn't a Phil Collins song? Oops.
crockydile wrote:
Wayne Coyne is not a feature...
you could be mistaken. I think the uncertain quality of his voice compliment the lyrics. Tagish_girl wrote:
I think the f-bomb was perfect. Sometimes it's the best word to describe what you're thinking/feeling, especially when it involves anger.
Hmm. Was that f-bomb thrown in there for shock? intrinsic lyical requirement? just needed another beat, and couldn't think of another one syllable adjective? It seems rather out of place, and overly stressed. But then, the whole song reminds me of a quote I heard about Cory Hart, 'Don't take yourself and your music so seriously. Nobody else does.'
I think the f-bomb was perfect. Sometimes it's the best word to describe what you're thinking/feeling, especially when it involves anger.
iscoot4peace wrote:
For me, the magic didn't come right away... give it a few listens and report back.
Considering the quality of the people who collaborated on this...i'd think it would be abetter song. Not terrible...but not terribly memorable either. 5.
For me, the magic didn't come right away... give it a few listens and report back.
Considering the quality of the people who collaborated on this...i'd think it would be abetter song. Not terrible...but not terribly memorable either. 5.
Hmm. Was that f-bomb thrown in there for shock? intrinsic lyical requirement? just needed another beat, and couldn't think of another one syllable adjective? It seems rather out of place, and overly stressed. But then, the whole song reminds me of a quote I heard about Cory Hart, 'Don't take yourself and your music so seriously. Nobody else does.'
sounds like someone grew up listening to Duran Duran...
peter_james_bond wrote:
Danger Mouse was a children's cartoon series of the 80s, which I vaguely remember watching even though I was in my 20s by that time (men take a long time to grow up :o)). A quick butcher's at the ever-dependable (for this sort of stuff, anyway) Wikipedia finds an article on the series. The cartoon was rather more interesting than this ho-hum number. A somnolent 3 from the Nottingham jury.
I wonder if Danger Mouse is related to Modest Mouse. 
Perhaps it's his more adventurous cousin.
Perhaps it's his more adventurous cousin.Danger Mouse was a children's cartoon series of the 80s, which I vaguely remember watching even though I was in my 20s by that time (men take a long time to grow up :o)). A quick butcher's at the ever-dependable (for this sort of stuff, anyway) Wikipedia finds an article on the series. The cartoon was rather more interesting than this ho-hum number. A somnolent 3 from the Nottingham jury.
Wow, this is cool! Another good, but strange band to check out is "Empire of the Sun".
For those of you who didn't know: Danger Mouse was the guy who mixed the oh-so-famous "Grey Album", with each song featuring Jay-Z's "Black Album" vocals and The Beatles' "White Album" instrumentals. Wayne Coyne is the head guy / singer from the Flaming Lips.
The more you know...
The more you know...
What a fun little ditty.
d00kie wrote:
That is because it has not been released yet I guess...
It's "Mysterious"
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104129585
Thanks for the info, this is really good.
That is because it has not been released yet I guess...
It's "Mysterious"
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104129585
Thanks for the info, this is really good.
I dig the Danger Mouse magic at the end... This is coming from the guy that got his name remixing The Beatles and Jay-Z. I suspect he's going to be a top producer for many, many, many years... Not too many producers get their name listed with the band, but he's done that a few times now.
Good stuff...
Good stuff...
peter_james_bond wrote:
No, that's "my little pony".
I wonder if Danger Mouse is related to Modest Mouse. Perhaps it's his more adventurous cousin.
Perhaps it's his more adventurous cousin.No, that's "my little pony".
I wonder if Danger Mouse is related to Modest Mouse. Perhaps it's his more adventurous cousin.
Perhaps it's his more adventurous cousin.Wayne Coyne is not a feature...
AMH wrote:
Ah, a comment pithy enough that Bill mentions it on the air.
Get that man a 'pith' helmet.
(Kudos, AMH.
)
It sounds like a rejected Phil Collins song. (I don't mean that in a good way.)
Ah, a comment pithy enough that Bill mentions it on the air.
Get that man a 'pith' helmet.
(Kudos, AMH.
)Hearing my comment read "on air" is definitely the highlight of my weekend.
so where is this downloadable? i can find it to stream but not to download
Strange spread on this song: no 0s and no 10s with 125 ratings.
This goes on my "bands to check out" list.
play some flaming lips bill!!
koryreagan wrote:
That is because it has not been released yet I guess...
It's "Mysterious"
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104129585
Why can't I find this album? I love the sound. Please, let us know Radio Paradise.
That is because it has not been released yet I guess...
It's "Mysterious"
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104129585
AMH wrote:
I was thinking the vocals sounded like Peter Gabriel. I think it's an OK song.
It sounds like a rejected Phil Collins song. (I don't mean that in a good way.)
I was thinking the vocals sounded like Peter Gabriel. I think it's an OK song.
peter_james_bond wrote:
This song is far better than the collaboration of Warning Rat and Twinkly Pony. Their song "Vengeance" (feat. William Shatner) sucks.
Hooker is a good cop, dammit!
This song is far better than the collaboration of Warning Rat and Twinkly Pony. Their song "Vengeance" (feat. William Shatner) sucks.
Hooker is a good cop, dammit!
In case you were wondering the Dark Night of the Soul comes about 5 hours after the Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul.
Dancing_banana wrote:
Me too....
this is really growing on me. thanks for the intro, RP.
Me too....
Thanks! I needed this just now. 
It sounds like a rejected Phil Collins song. (I don't mean that in a good way.)
this is really growing on me. thanks for the intro, RP.
HazzeSwede wrote:
I have my moments.
Actually, the Sparklehorse thing was somebody else's idea (but I drank so much that night, I don't remember who's).
Anyway, they didn't appeal to the SC.
(By the way, the DM image is a link ;-)
conglif NO BAD ! Keep it up!
I have my moments.
Actually, the Sparklehorse thing was somebody else's idea (but I drank so much that night, I don't remember who's).
Anyway, they didn't appeal to the SC.
(By the way, the DM image is a link ;-)
conglif NO BAD ! Keep it up!
peter_james_bond wrote:
This song is far better than the collaboration of Warning Rat and Twinkly Pony. Their song "Vengeance" (feat. William Shatner) sucks.
Ewe R two funny
This song is far better than the collaboration of Warning Rat and Twinkly Pony. Their song "Vengeance" (feat. William Shatner) sucks.
Ewe R two funny ortallcowgirl wrote:
I do.
I come up with all this stuff!
I meet my friends every night at a bar and we name bands and the titles of their albums and songs.
Those who disagree must appeal to the Supreme Court.
It's ALL my fault!
This song is beautiful I am sure, but what about the name, Dange Mouse and Sparklehorse? Who comes up with this stuff!
I do.
I come up with all this stuff!
I meet my friends every night at a bar and we name bands and the titles of their albums and songs.
Those who disagree must appeal to the Supreme Court.
It's ALL my fault!
ortallcowgirl wrote:
This song is far better than the collaboration of Warning Rat and Twinkly Pony. Their song "Vengeance" (feat. William Shatner) sucks.
This song is beautiful I am sure, but what about the name, Dange Mouse and Sparklehorse? Who comes up with this stuff!
This song is far better than the collaboration of Warning Rat and Twinkly Pony. Their song "Vengeance" (feat. William Shatner) sucks.
This is an oddball-rock supergroup! Good stuff.
ortallcowgirl wrote:
Ortallcowgirl, not sure if you're serious, but just in case you are, may I suggest Wikipedia?
ortallcowgirl wrote:
This song is beautiful I am sure, but what about the name, Dange Mouse and Sparklehorse? Who comes up with this stuff!
Ortallcowgirl, not sure if you're serious, but just in case you are, may I suggest Wikipedia?
This song is beautiful I am sure, but what about the name, Dange Mouse and Sparklehorse? Who comes up with this stuff!
Why can't I find this album? I love the sound. Please, let us know Radio Paradise.
This is interesting. Very old Gabriel/Genesis influenced, I'm betting.
Jive wrote:
It got me too! Hollah fellow Torontonian!
With an intro like that, who wouldn't listen?
It got me too! Hollah fellow Torontonian!
ziggytrix wrote:
I thought of the Flaming Lips, too. Also, the production isn't as retroesque as other recent Dangermouse productions. It's nice to see he's not copying himself.
This sounds like Wayne did more than just the vocals. The production sounds like Flaming Lips, too, I think.
I thought of the Flaming Lips, too. Also, the production isn't as retroesque as other recent Dangermouse productions. It's nice to see he's not copying himself.
This sounds like Wayne did more than just the vocals. The production sounds like Flaming Lips, too, I think.
Beck
Not bad.
I'm listening . . . and I like it!
Jive wrote:
no kidding. i think it may help my review. though i always did love sparklehorse....
With an intro like that, who wouldn't listen?
no kidding. i think it may help my review. though i always did love sparklehorse....
This album got a really good review on NPR the other day.
Listened to much of this at npr.org ... cool, dark, different stuff.
Great explanation of the album controversy Bill. Always glad to hear RP get the word out on copyright law stupidity.
With an intro like that, who wouldn't listen?