Samuel’s Musicians Of The Week
August 19th, 2007 at 05:38pm
On Tuesday night Stuart Bocking, without knowing it, solved one of my personal mysteries by playing a song. There are a number of songs that I recognise when I hear them but don’t know the artist or title…some of these drive me nuts because I desperately want to know the artist and title but don’t recognise enough of the song to find out this information.
On Tuesday night, Stuart played “Too Many Times” by Mental As Anything…needless to say this is one of the songs on my “need more information” list. So, now that I finally have the information I need about this song, Mental As Anything are the musicians of the week, and Too Many Times is the feature song.
Too many times, too many times
Too many times, too many timesToo many times I’ve seen the sun come up through bloodshot eyes this week
No matter what I do since we broke up I find it hard to sleepThe room is spinning from too many drinks I’ve drunken by myself
I know that stayin’ here and drinkin’ beer is no good for my healthWhat is there left to do
But to drink and watch the view
I think that it might rain this afternoonToo many times, too many times
Too many times, too many timesThe doctor that I went to couldn’t do any good
He gave me pills for sleeping,
I took more than I should, than I should.Too many times I’ve seen the sun come up through bloodshot eyes this week
No matter what I do since we broke up I find it hard to sleepWhat is there left to do
But to drink and watch the view
I think that it might rain this afternoonToo many times, too many times
Too many times, too many times
Too many times, too many times
Too many times, too many times
Too many times, too many times
Samuel
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1. Tony | August 21st, 2007 at 10:00 pm
I’ve always loved the Mentals tunes, thought they were fun and really Australian.
The Nips Are Getting Bigger. (That’s alcohol nips you yobbo’s)
Come Around.
Just Like Romeo And Juliet. A remake of the 60’s Reflections hit.
If You Leave Me Can I Come To.The ultimate break up song.
Too Many Times. (Lyrics above)
Berserk Warriors.
I Didn’t Mean To Be Mean.
Spirit Got Lost.
Working For The Man. A remake of the Roy Orbison 60’s classic.
Apocalypso.
You’re So Strong.
Live It Up. (Was pushed into the American Spotlight via The Film Crocodile Dundee)
Date with Destiny.
Let’s Go To Paradise.
He’s Just No Good For You.
Rock And Roll Music. (50’s Chuck Berry remake from the film Young Einstein)
The World Seems Difficult.
In closing-
Check out Egypt, an early track that has real cool guitar work to it which I think is one of their best.