ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick
- Karl - “Let’s Go to the Mall,” by Robin Sparkles
- Mike - “Go All the Way,” by The Raspberries
- Shane - “Handlebars,” by the Flobots
- Zach - “Here,” by Pavement
Monday, November 17, 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick
- Zach - “Look at Me,” by John Lennon
- Karl - “Destiny,” by Zero 7
- Mike - “Night Owls,” by Little River Band
- Shane - “YATTA!,” by Happa-tai (”Green Leaves”)
Monday, November 10, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick
- Shane - “You Are a Pirate,” by the cast of Lazy Town (FAST version, BACKWARDS version)
- Zach - “Acid Tongue,” by Jenny Lewis
- Karl - “The Tale of Mr. Morton,” by Schoolhouse Rock!, Grammar Rock
- Mike - “Superheros,” by RIchard O’Brien & R.H.P.S.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick
- Mike - “Around the Bend,” by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour
- Shane - “Same Girl,” by R. Kelly ft. Usher
- Zach - “Make You Crazy (feat. Femi Kuti),” by Brett Dennen
- Karl - “Fuck tha Police,” by N.W.A.
Monday, November 3, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick
- Karl - “Knives Out,” by Radiohead
- Mike - “Magic,” by Pilot
- Shane - “Skip to the End,” by The Futureheads
- Zach - “Karma Police,” by Radiohead
Thursday, October 30, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick - Cover Month
- Zach - “Comfortably Numb,” by The Scissor Sisters (Pink Floyd original)
- Karl - “Shadowplay,” by The Killers (Joy Division original)
- Mike - “Tainted Love,” by Soft Cell (Gloria Jones original)
- Shane - “I’ve Just Seen a Face,” by Jim Sturgess (The Beatles original)
Monday, October 27, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Pick
- Shane - “Born to Run,” by Bruce Springsteen
- Zach - “Fight the Power,” by Public Enemy
- Karl - “The Lovers are Losing,” by Keane
- Mike - “Amie,” by Pure Prairie League
Thursday, October 23, 2008
ElCycle Biweekly Song Picks - Cover Month
- Mike - “You Really Got Me Now,” by Van Halen (The Kinks original)
- Shane - “I Fought the Law,” by The Clash (The Crickets original)
- Zach - “Mr. Tambourine Man,” by The Byrds (Bob Dylan original)
- Karl - “Boys of Summer,” by The Ataris (Don Henley original)