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Because we’re all busy studying for finals, here’s a ridiculous jingle from Rhett and Link. Enjoy and good luck on your finals!
The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl sing this touching tale of Christmas Eve in the drunk tank (somewhere we imagine Shane MacGowan spent one or two nights).
Lady D says: The reason I like this song is because is just a mixture of the spanish and english language. As a latina living in the US; I always try to bring out my roots in any positive way. I just think this song bring out the Christmas spirit no matter where you come […]
Even though Hanukkah ended two days ago, we’re sure you hear this song at least once per year. It’s a classic. Enjoy.
A religious classic done by a band with a very non-religious stance. It’s surprising to say the least. Have a favorite non-traditional Christmas song? Leave us a comment below!
[youtube url=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cgfLIWjtFA”] Travis Shosa says: Reigning Sound (along with every Greg Cartwright vehicle) is one of the best garage rock acts of the past twenty years. On this song, Cartwright flips the idea of a Christmas song on its head by turning in a raw garage ballad about a man whose girlfriend left him lamenting his […]
Samantha Wong says: Brighten’s “Merry Christmas Baby” featuring The Maine is one of my all-time favorite Christmas songs. It’s a light, cheery song that’s great to listen to while decorating your Christmas tree while wearing your tackiest Christmas sweater…or you know, if you wanna sing this to your significant other, that’s cool, too. Check out […]
Jasmine Bass says: All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey is one of my favorite holiday songs. It is very upbeat and Carey’s vocals are undeniably magical during this time of the year. Check out Jasmine on Coog Chatter!
Justin Lyles says: This is my favorite Christmas song of all time. Malcom Middleton (of Arab Strap fame) sings a song that on it’s face may seem pessimistic and depressing. It isn’t. It’s a hopeful song… at least, I think it is. Check it out. Merry X-mas! Justin is the host of The Sound of […]
To kick off the start of Coog Radio’s Blog-vent Calendar, we present to you a musical performance by Jimmy Fallon, Horatio Sanz, Chris Kattan, and Tracy Morgan. The classic Christmas song’ll sure bring some cheer as the countdown to finals begins. But don’t you worry, there’s 24 days left until Christmas — and 24 more […]
Ho ho hopefully you’re not tired of your Thanksgiving leftovers yet and that you’ve healed your wounds from Black Friday. No? It’s OK. Go ahead and grab some apple cider or egg nog and prep yourself. In the spirit of the holiday season, Coog Radio will be counting down the days to Christmas with Coog […]
http://youtu.be/B3HtabKOOP0 Recently our Vic Shuttee interview Josh Gad, former corespondent on the Daily Show and original cast member of the Tony Award winning musical The Book of Mormon. He is one of the stars of the new FX show “The Comedians”, and will star in an upcoming bio-pic about Sam Kinison (one of the more […]
The era of the mid to late ’90s was worth witnessing. It was worth the craze of pop stars like N’Sync and Britney Spears. It was worth hearing these artists boom across the nation, and when Total Request Live was on MTV, the station was worth tuning in. Of course, this era also came with […]
“Dreams and expectations also have the very dark flip side of disappointment.”– James Franco 30 Seconds to Mars showcases a euphoric beauty in the “City of Angels.” Within eleven minutes, the music video display thoughts from celebrities to just regular people. There is this essence of a place called home in which sets one’s sense […]
Off-the-radar indie artists have a way of positively surprising listeners, and they often succeed in doing so without putting a strain on their professional image or limiting the amount of goodies in their music bag. This trend rings true for Malaysian singer and songwriter Yuna. While other artists settle with bold yet bulgy antics tacked […]
Producer Ryan Hemsworth’s new full-length LP is a solid, smooth and cool atmospheric album from start to finish. Regardless of whether your definition of “chill” stems from downtempo ambient sounds to dark bass-filled trap like XXYYXX, there is something for you on this album. From the dark, trippy opening track “Small + Lost” to the […]
James Clayton, the existential young man from England who performs under the moniker “Crywank,” has announced his new album “Tomorrow Is Nearly Yesterday And Every Day Is Stupid” will be releasing sometime in November. For those of you who are already familiar with him, the long winded title is no surprise, as he regularly uses […]
Where were you last Thursday? If the answer isn’t, “Rocking my face off at the Toro Y Moi concert”, then boy did you miss out. Luckily for those of you who couldn’t make it out to the House of Blues last week for Toro’s stop through Houston, I’m here to tell you all about how […]
First, I would like to thank my father for not restricting the music I chose to listen to as a teenager. I came of age in the 90’s during a highly confusing time for music and far too often I wasn’t sure what I actually liked and what was just being shoved in my face […]
