Your heroes tend to evolve over the years. They may start out as comic book or movie superheroes, turn into athletes or musicians, maybe become politicians or other public figures, and then end up back as superheroes. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played songs about heroes in hour 2.
None of these songs was written by George Costanza:
Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
Hot Snakes - Not In Time/Single
Throwing Muses - Bo Diddley Bridge/Sun Racket
Sweeping Promises - Hunger For a Way Out/Hunger For a Way Out
Hallelujah the Hills - Popular Anti-Depressants of the 21st Century/Single
Eels - Baby Let's Make It Real/Single
Land of Talk - Footnotes/Indistinct Conversations
Kestrels - Vanishing Point/Dream or Don't Dream
Lo Tom - Start Payin'/LP2
Jonny Polonsky - You Turn Me On (Jim Sclavunos remix)/You Turn Me On (Jim Sclavunos remix)
Chicano Batman - The Prophet/Invisible People
Illuminati Hotties - superiority complex (big noise)/FREE I.H.: This Is Not the One You've Been Waiting For
Bully - Where to Start/SUGAREGG
Alice Bag - Risk It/Sister Dynamite
Happyness - Undone/floatr
X - Water & Wine/Alphabetland
Knot - I Live in Fear/Knot
Cloud Nothings - A Weird Interaction/The Black Hole Understands
The Pursuit of Happiness - On & On & On/Brave New Waves
Hour 2: Heroic
Dambuilders - Colin's Heroes/Encendedor
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists - Even Heroes Have to Die/The Brutalist Bricks
Tin Machine - Working Class Hero/Tin Machine
Black Grape - Kelly's Heroes/It's Great When You're Straight...Yeah
The Libertines - Time For Heroes/Up the Bracket
A Giant Dog - Hero For the Weekend/Toy
Foo Fighters - My Hero/The Colour and the Shape
The Hellacopters - Throw Away Heroes/High Visibility
Rollins Band - Shine/Weight
Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Western Hero/Sleeps With Angels
The Flaming Lips - Waitin' For a Superman/The Soft Bulletin
Pixies - Tony's Theme/Surfer Rosa
Husker Du - Sunshine Superman/Savage Young Du
Pylon - Batman/Live
Prince - Batdance/Batman: Motion Picture Soundtrack
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