Same! And as a matter of fact, I did go for years without finding it again before I came across this website. Borges makes the world a little more magical, obviously.
It's a life goal!
The jump from mono to stereo made a lot of engineers' heads spin. Then again, how many 100% perfect 5.1 albums have you heard?
Actually, I've listened to only three 5.1 remixes, all of them phenomenal albums to begin with, and their 5.1 jobs were pretty meh. Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots came out pretty good, but mainly because they just fucked around and tried stuff.
Morty's obsession with Jessica is so strong that it interfered with an extradimensional entity's ability to telepathically communicate with him.
Sure, thanks! Don't know if it counts though, I'll peruse their rules and see what's up.
The Beatles - "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"
"Suddenly someone is there at the turnstile..."
Failure - "The Nurse Who Loved Me"
The [person] who [past-tense verb phrase]
Modest Mouse - "Ohio"
Same title, slightly different vibes.
Silver Apples - "Oscillations"
"Silver" in the song title ➙ "Silver" in the band name.
Antipop Consortium - "Ghostlawns"
Warp Records labelmates with Aphex Twin (and have collaborated with Tobacco too, as it happens)
Aphex Twin - "INKEY$"
The story goes that the "Twin" in the Aphex Twin stage name refers to an older sibling of Richard D. James' who died as an infant (or was stillborn), and his parents reused the name Richard when he came around. The photo on the cover of the Girl/Boy EP is allegedly the grave where this sibling is buried.
The Bird and the Bee - "Polite Dance Song"
Adjective Adjective Song
Favorite moment at 2:17 when he gently moves the headstock of her bass out of his way. Hilarious.
Replicants - "Silly Love Songs" (feat. Maynard James Keenan)
Cover of a Paul McCartney favorite. Gods, I love this version.
Depeche Mode - "In Your Room"
In my room? In your room!
Butthole Surfers - "Who Was in My Room Last Night?"
Song titles posed as questions comprised entirely of monosyllabic words.
Pearl Jam - "Do the Evolution"
Much like the "return to monke" meme, the themes of this song and video explore the dubious privilege of the "higher beings."
Also, similar groove and vocal performance.
Ugly Casanova - "Cat Faces"
Provided to YouTube by Sub Pop Records Cat Faces · Ugly Casanova Sharpen Your Teeth ℗ 2002 Sub Pop Records Released on: 2015-10-30 Mixer: Brian Deck Pro...
Modest Mouse side project
Johnny Cash - "Down There by the Train"
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Down There By The Train · Johnny Cash American Recordings ℗ 1994 American Recordings, LLC, under exclusive li...
Not exactly a cover, but written for Johnny by Tom Waits, who also did his own version.
That fucking cover art is legendary.
Johnny Cash - "Personal Jesus"
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Personal Jesus · Johnny Cash American IV: The Man Comes Around ℗ 2002 American Recordings, LLC, under exclusi...
More American Recordings tracks wherein Johnny Cash covers songs you'd think he'd have no business getting near, but he pulls it off just the same.
Pearl Jam - "Brain of J"
Provided to YouTube by Epic Brain of J. · Pearl Jam Yield ℗ 1998 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 1998-02-17 Mixing En...
"Who's got the brain of JFK?"
Belle and Sebastian - "The Boy With the Arab Strap"
Provided to YouTube by Beggars Group Digital Ltd. The Boy with the Arab Strap · Belle and Sebastian The Boy With The Arab Strap ℗ 1998 Jeepster Recordings...
A different Belle
Li'l Jon and the East Side Boyz - "Get Low" (feat. Ying Yang Twins)
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Get Low · Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz · Ying Yang Twins Kings Of Crunk ℗ 2002 The Orchard Released on: 20...
Low
I'm kinda sorry, kinda not.