Pixies — La La Love You
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(Shake your butt!)
(Not too hard!)
(Shake your butt!)
(Not too hard!)
(whistle) Yeah...
(whistle) Yeah...
(whistle) Yeah...
I love you, I love you, I love you, I do.
I love you.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby.
First base, second base, third base, home run...
(whistle) Yeah.
(whistle) Yeah.
(whistle) Yeah.
I love you, I love you, I love you, I do.
I love you.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby...
(Not too hard!)
(Shake your butt!)
(Not too hard!)
(whistle) Yeah...
(whistle) Yeah...
(whistle) Yeah...
I love you, I love you, I love you, I do.
I love you.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby.
First base, second base, third base, home run...
(whistle) Yeah.
(whistle) Yeah.
(whistle) Yeah.
I love you, I love you, I love you, I do.
I love you.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby,
La la love you, don't mean maybe.
All I'm saying, pretty baby...
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Never heard this on RP until today, very glad to hear it back in circulation. Their last great album in my view, and this track especially captures their original pioneering tracks from early in their career.
What a fantastic album Doolittle is..
fredriley wrote:
Nope, sorry, I can't agree with that. Music has always been inextricably linked with politics, and in pre-secular times with religion - for instance, the music of Handel, Mozart, Gesualdo, and many other composers was explicitly Christian, because that was the dominant ideology of their time. Much folk music is protest music and thus directly or indirectly political. Even 'non-political' music, such as Spandau Ballet (one of the many Yuppie Rock bands of the 80s) is political, because by being apolitical it implicitly endorses the dominant politics of its time.
I'm not saying that all music should be agitprop, like the Clash or Michael Franti, or have any explicit political content, and I'm not making any comment on the Pixies politics, which I know nothing of. All I'm saying is that music can and never should be "pure" - it's a human endeavour which will be highly influenced by the socio-economic conditions of the time it was produced.
Very well stated!
Nope, sorry, I can't agree with that. Music has always been inextricably linked with politics, and in pre-secular times with religion - for instance, the music of Handel, Mozart, Gesualdo, and many other composers was explicitly Christian, because that was the dominant ideology of their time. Much folk music is protest music and thus directly or indirectly political. Even 'non-political' music, such as Spandau Ballet (one of the many Yuppie Rock bands of the 80s) is political, because by being apolitical it implicitly endorses the dominant politics of its time.
I'm not saying that all music should be agitprop, like the Clash or Michael Franti, or have any explicit political content, and I'm not making any comment on the Pixies politics, which I know nothing of. All I'm saying is that music can and never should be "pure" - it's a human endeavour which will be highly influenced by the socio-economic conditions of the time it was produced.
Very well stated!
ShloEmi wrote:
Nope, sorry, I can't agree with that. Music has always been inextricably linked with politics, and in pre-secular times with religion - for instance, the music of Handel, Mozart, Gesualdo, and many other composers was explicitly Christian, because that was the dominant ideology of their time. Much folk music is protest music and thus directly or indirectly political. Even 'non-political' music, such as Spandau Ballet (one of the many Yuppie Rock bands of the 80s) is political, because by being apolitical it implicitly endorses the dominant politics of its time.
I'm not saying that all music should be agitprop, like the Clash or Michael Franti, or have any explicit political content, and I'm not making any comment on the Pixies politics, which I know nothing of. All I'm saying is that music can and never should be "pure" - it's a human endeavour which will be highly influenced by the socio-economic conditions of the time it was produced.
I loved them, it's a shame they start messing with politics (they didn't come to Israel because of politics).
Music should not be in relation with religion and politics, it's a pure thing, let it stay so.
Music should not be in relation with religion and politics, it's a pure thing, let it stay so.
Nope, sorry, I can't agree with that. Music has always been inextricably linked with politics, and in pre-secular times with religion - for instance, the music of Handel, Mozart, Gesualdo, and many other composers was explicitly Christian, because that was the dominant ideology of their time. Much folk music is protest music and thus directly or indirectly political. Even 'non-political' music, such as Spandau Ballet (one of the many Yuppie Rock bands of the 80s) is political, because by being apolitical it implicitly endorses the dominant politics of its time.
I'm not saying that all music should be agitprop, like the Clash or Michael Franti, or have any explicit political content, and I'm not making any comment on the Pixies politics, which I know nothing of. All I'm saying is that music can and never should be "pure" - it's a human endeavour which will be highly influenced by the socio-economic conditions of the time it was produced.
La La Love RP!
I loved them, it's a shame they start messing with politics (they didn't come to Israel because of politics).
Music should not be in relation with religion and politics, it's a pure thing, let it stay so.
Music should not be in relation with religion and politics, it's a pure thing, let it stay so.
Just 
people,
people, dBdwg wrote:
careful upon that soap box pj, wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.
If I followed your advice, and did the required research as you suggest is necessary to appreciate this band and in doing so, found out the Pixies had discovered a cure for cancer, it still would not make this song sound any better.
This is true, but I think he was responding to someone who did not think the Pixies were important or influential, not whether you or anyone else likes their music. You can not like their music all you want, but to say that they are musically not relevant is just plain ol' not true and Mr. Bond was calling someone on that.
careful upon that soap box pj, wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.
If I followed your advice, and did the required research as you suggest is necessary to appreciate this band and in doing so, found out the Pixies had discovered a cure for cancer, it still would not make this song sound any better.
This is true, but I think he was responding to someone who did not think the Pixies were important or influential, not whether you or anyone else likes their music. You can not like their music all you want, but to say that they are musically not relevant is just plain ol' not true and Mr. Bond was calling someone on that.
dBdwg wrote:
careful upon that soap box pj, wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.
If I followed your advice, and did the required research as you suggest is necessary to appreciate this band and in doing so, found out the Pixies had discovered a cure for cancer, it still would not make this song sound any better.
The Pixies cured cancer?
Man. They were influential!
careful upon that soap box pj, wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.
If I followed your advice, and did the required research as you suggest is necessary to appreciate this band and in doing so, found out the Pixies had discovered a cure for cancer, it still would not make this song sound any better.
The Pixies cured cancer?
Man. They were influential!
chrispmcd wrote:
Yeah, mee too.
Yeah, mee too.
peter_james_bond wrote:
careful upon that soap box pj, wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.
If I followed your advice, and did the required research as you suggest is necessary to appreciate this band and in doing so, found out the Pixies had discovered a cure for cancer, it still would not make this song sound any better.
New Wave meets Surf music; 3 quarters New Order and 1 quarter The Ventures.
And once again, I would advise all those who don't understand a band to do a little research - why are the Pixies considered so influential? Check it out, with the Internet research is so easy, there is no excuse for laziness. Modern culture is sinking under the weight of narcissism - if I don't like it or understand it, it must be worthless. Shameful.
And once again, I would advise all those who don't understand a band to do a little research - why are the Pixies considered so influential? Check it out, with the Internet research is so easy, there is no excuse for laziness. Modern culture is sinking under the weight of narcissism - if I don't like it or understand it, it must be worthless. Shameful.
careful upon that soap box pj, wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.
If I followed your advice, and did the required research as you suggest is necessary to appreciate this band and in doing so, found out the Pixies had discovered a cure for cancer, it still would not make this song sound any better.
randomprime wrote:
Not too hard...
"Shake your butt"! 
Not too hard...
that is some seriously caucason dance music
"Shake your butt"!
I La La Love the Pixies!!
New Wave meets Surf music; 3 quarters New Order and 1 quarter The Ventures.
And once again, I would advise all those who don't understand a band to do a little research - why are the Pixies considered so influential? Check it out, with the Internet research is so easy, there is no excuse for laziness. Modern culture is sinking under the weight of narcissism - if I don't like it or understand it, it must be worthless. Shameful.
And once again, I would advise all those who don't understand a band to do a little research - why are the Pixies considered so influential? Check it out, with the Internet research is so easy, there is no excuse for laziness. Modern culture is sinking under the weight of narcissism - if I don't like it or understand it, it must be worthless. Shameful.
Boy, I don't see the appeal of this at all. This has no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
What he said (below).
2, maybe 1. Starting to feel like Bill is just trying to annoy me right now...
Stop messing around about Pixies. lalala and nonono. What's your message ? Is it a good or bad band ? Maybe that song is not the best, but haven't you listened to all they provided ?
peter_james_bond wrote:
According to who?....You?
These guys were pioneers, their alternative sound was influential for many bands and in fact they may have paved the way for Nirvana and the rest of the grunge movement in the 90s.
And me, too!
LOL
Pioneers perhaps (if you insist), but a definite 1 for this tune........
According to who?....You?
These guys were pioneers, their alternative sound was influential for many bands and in fact they may have paved the way for Nirvana and the rest of the grunge movement in the 90s. And me, too!
LOL
Pioneers perhaps (if you insist), but a definite 1 for this tune........
jonahboo wrote:
According to who?....You? These guys were pioneers, their alternative sound was influential for many bands and in fact they may have paved the way for Nirvana and the rest of the grunge movement in the 90s.
VERY OVER-RATED BAND
According to who?....You?
These guys were pioneers, their alternative sound was influential for many bands and in fact they may have paved the way for Nirvana and the rest of the grunge movement in the 90s. VERY OVER-RATED BAND
Tagish_girl wrote:
I'm thinking it's "shake your butt," but I like yours better.
hey, is someone shouting "chicken butt!" at the beginning of this song??
Maybe I have not had enough coffee this morning.... or I am just deaf....
Maybe I have not had enough coffee this morning.... or I am just deaf....
I'm thinking it's "shake your butt," but I like yours better.
giotto wrote:
Because there is apparently a limit to how many times Bill can play Here Comes Your Man.
Hmm, "Doolittle" was the last real great Pixies-Album. "La la love you" on the other hand is propably the weakest song on it. So why this one?
Because there is apparently a limit to how many times Bill can play Here Comes Your Man.
hey, is someone shouting "chicken butt!" at the beginning of this song??
Maybe I have not had enough coffee this morning.... or I am just deaf....
Maybe I have not had enough coffee this morning.... or I am just deaf....
Hmm, "Doolittle" was the last real great Pixies-Album. "La la love you" on the other hand is propably the weakest song on it. So why this one?
Pixies Rock , and their from my home town too....
boileymon wrote:
But, despite your prized opinion, they influenced Nirvana and countless other bands, sold out their 2004 reunion tour, and remain quintessentially important in the history of rock. Pixies 99, Excelsior 0
LOL! He shoots, he scores. La la love the pixies!
Excelsior wrote:
Pixies >>>> trolls
Every song by the Pixies sound like they aspire to someday win the highschool Battle of the Bands, and play somewhere other than the drummer's mom's garage.
Pixies >>>> trolls
Danimal174 wrote:
Got tired of dropping this each time I heard it, so I went ahead and put it at 1 to get it over with. I hope this isn't indicative of all of their stuff, because it's crap.
Very true. This is the most amateur-sounding band I've ever heard on RP.I've had this in mind for the recessional at my wedding. Told a friend of mine about it and he stole my idea! Well, I guess if you ain't married by 38, then I guess the friends won't wait fer ya...
:)
:)
Got tired of dropping this each time I heard it, so I went ahead and put it at 1 to get it over with. I hope this isn't indicative of all of their stuff, because it's crap.
Shimmer wrote:
The Pixies are OK, but they were really just Throwing Muses wannabes.
Nononononono. Or are you jesting? Let's hope so.
out_to_lunch wrote:
You must be high.
Frank Black, Pixies - f@$%ing RULE!!!!
The Pixies are OK, but they were really just Throwing Muses wannabes. I lived in Boston during the 80s, so don't mess with me. :)
Excelsior wrote:
Every song by the Pixies sound like they aspire to someday win the highschool Battle of the Bands, and play somewhere other than the drummer's mom's garage.
But, despite your prized opinion, they influenced Nirvana and countless other bands, sold out their 2004 reunion tour, and remain quintessentially important in the history of rock.
Pixies 99, Excelsior 0
out_to_lunch wrote:
You must be high.
Frank Black, Pixies - f@$%ing RULE!!!!
Every song by the Pixies sound like they aspire to someday win the highschool Battle of the Bands, and play somewhere other than the drummer's mom's garage.
andrewimft wrote:
Yah, if you add surf guitar, told Johnny Marr to tune his guitar an octave low, told Morrissey to toss out his lyrics and put in la la love you instead plus some wicked whistling, it does.
oh, and minus the women-hating, union jack flag wearing, suicidal, mopeyness (and I love the Smiths)
Shimmer wrote:
Fine. Just don't play it out of context on a radio station, then. It's completely annoying.
You must be high.
Frank Black, Pixies - f@$%ing RULE!!!!
where's a head banging emoticon?
Pixies = boring as hell, and seriously overrated. 
greg6494 wrote:
taken in the context of the Doolittle album as a whole...this song comes at you and lets you "off the hook" for a couple of minutes...then joey santiago commences back into his siren solos (and Black Francis screaming "got a tattooed tit, say number 13")! but hey, we live in the age of the single track, so i don't expect anyone to understand it anymore.
Fine. Just don't play it out of context on a radio station, then. It's completely annoying.
reverber wrote:
Does this sound kind of like a Smiths song to anybody else?
Cody
Yah, if you add surf guitar, told Johnny Marr to tune his guitar an octave low, told Morrissey to toss out his lyrics and put in la la love you instead plus some wicked whistling, it does.
Watersider wrote:
I bet the original write on this song was found in a daycare in crayon.... Stolen!! 
i know isn't it great! its the coolest song. and to think it was written with crayon and in a daycare center. gosh! I love it.
taken in the context of the Doolittle album as a whole...this song comes at you and lets you "off the hook" for a couple of minutes...then joey santiago commences back into his siren solos (and Black Francis screaming "got a tattooed tit, say number 13")! but hey, we live in the age of the single track, so i don't expect anyone to understand it anymore.
MinMan wrote:
Is this serious? It doesn't compare favorably with much of their other work.
I bet the original write on this song was found in a daycare in crayon.... Stolen!!
suitep wrote:
I'd segue into Yello - I Love You, except it's not on the playlist! ....and it was REJECTED! 
Anyone else hear the Kids in the Hall theme song in that guitar riff? No?
I'd segue into Yello - I Love You, except it's not on the playlist! ....and it was
suitep wrote:
Anyone else hear the Kids in the Hall theme song in that guitar riff? No?
yes..........
Shake your butt.
Not too hard.
Shake your butt.
NOT TOO HARD!
Anyone else hear the Kids in the Hall theme song in that guitar riff? No?
Pixies rule
Is this serious? It doesn't compare favorably with much of their other work.
this is incredibly lightweight
This is annoying.
Oh man I was wilting but here comes the beginning of FRIDAY night...
Dave sure is a hell of a drummer. Umm, yeah.
Meow!
daveesh wrote:
sounds like mark sandman on vocals... could it be?
It's their drummer Dave Lovering on vocals.
sounds like mark sandman on vocals... could it be?
La La Love You!
Mugro wrote:, and who appointed you spokesperson for those two camps of which you speak? I missed that election.
Dreck.
It doesn't matter whether you worship the Pixies or not, this still sucks.
, and who appointed you spokesperson for those two camps of which you speak? I missed that election.
Dreck.
It doesn't matter whether you worship the Pixies or not, this still sucks.
stubbsz wrote:
It must suck to be you :)
Haha! Diss! But so true.
... best band eva! la la love ya!
la la love ya!Does this sound kind of like a Smiths song to anybody else?
Cody
dartmore10 wrote:
Hated it then, loath it now.
It must suck to be you :)
Hated it then, loath it now.
Had to drop it from 6 to 3. "Pretty Good" just seems too generous.
dionysius wrote:
One of their fluffier throwaway numbers, but still more fun than 99% of indie rock then or now. Solid 8.
Couldn't agree more!! 'Doolittle' is an amazing album. I la la love the Pixies :)
federico wrote:
fun!! such a rare quality in music, today ..
any other fan of louis jordan here?
Louis Jordan as in "GI Jive", "Beans and Cornbread" and "Let the Good Times Roll"?
Indeed I am a Louis Jordan fan.
One of their fluffier throwaway numbers, but still more fun than 99% of indie rock then or now. Solid 8.
ediTed wrote:
Gives me reason to turn off RP. Absolute CRAP! This kinda stuff is beneath you.
You probably do figuratively turn RP off! And anyway, where are you in relation to this kind of stuff? On the edge?
fun!! such a rare quality in music, today ..
any other fan of louis jordan here?
Pixies rule.
larz wrote:
There's no excuse in any song for whistling. Maybe Six Months in a Leaky Boat. Maybe.
What about when you're just sittin' on the dock of the bay watching the tide roll away?
LongGoneDaddy wrote:
shake yer butt!
But not too hard.
ediTed wrote:
Gives me reason to turn off RP. Absolute CRAP! This kinda stuff is beneath you.
My, are we grumpy today.
creativebones wrote:
Did he say shake your butt in the begining
or was I hearing things?
yeah...this is their drummers (David Lovering) song..I think it may be his main vocal contribution..but I may be wrong...anyway, GO LOVERING! shake yer butt!
Gives me reason to turn off RP. Absolute CRAP! This kinda stuff is beneath you.
Did he say shake your butt in the begining
or was I hearing things?
the whistling ruins it for me....
RichardPrins wrote:
They've done worse :)
Yamson wrote:
Other than "Here Comes Your Man," the rest of the album is intolerable, amusical noise. Blech...
No. Rather, one of the best albums of 1989.
obzidian wrote:
This track is a bit different than the rest of the album... but RP.com rejected most of the good songs off the album go figure. (oh no! Frank is screaming...sigh)
Anyways, hints at the why this was one of the most influencial bands of alt-rock. PLAY MORE PIXIES!!!!! 
Other than "Here Comes Your Man," the rest of the album is intolerable, amusical noise. Blech...
go figure. (oh no! Frank is screaming...sigh)
Anyways, hints at the why this was one of the most influencial bands of alt-rock. PLAY MORE PIXIES!!!!! WOW! I can't believe someone uploaded this, we need more PIXIES on RP!
There's no excuse in any song for whistling. Maybe Six Months in a Leaky Boat. Maybe.
Great Stuff! Pixies..play more.
La la love it.
Yeah, we need more from this album. I've played it album hundreds of times back when it came out. Wanted to upload "Hey", but my CD is worn and scratched on that track.
aawwww... happy valentine's day everyone!
David Lovering's finest hour! 
Guitar is great, too.
Guitar is great, too. obzidian wrote:
This track is a bit different than the rest of the album... but RP.com rejected most of the good songs off the album go figure. (oh no! Frank is screaming...sigh)
Anyways, hints at the why this was one of the most influencial bands of alt-rock. PLAY MORE PIXIES!!!!!
I uploaded Lady in the Radiator Song, their take on the track from David Lynch's ERASERHEAD. Rejected, maybe Frank DID scream a bit too much? Anyway, a good track to ferret out.
go figure. (oh no! Frank is screaming...sigh)
Anyways, hints at the why this was one of the most influencial bands of alt-rock. PLAY MORE PIXIES!!!!! Originally Posted by obzidian:
I actually submitted quite a few tracks... they are only accepting the more radio friendly pop-ish pixies songs. how disappointing...
At least they added some. I'm a huge fan also.
:)
Originally Posted by pilgrim:
Waiting for this to hit the air!
Thanks for adding more Pixies, obzidion 
I actually submitted quite a few tracks... they are only accepting the more radio friendly pop-ish pixies songs. how disappointing...
Waiting for this to hit the air!
Thanks for adding more Pixies, obzidion
This track is a bit different than the rest of the album... but RP.com rejected most of the good songs off the album go figure. (oh no! Frank is screaming...sigh)
Anyways, hints at the why this was one of the most influencial bands of alt-rock. PLAY MORE PIXIES!!!!! :roll:
go figure. (oh no! Frank is screaming...sigh)
Anyways, hints at the why this was one of the most influencial bands of alt-rock. PLAY MORE PIXIES!!!!! :roll: