2004-12-11

There’s a Tunedex Rory’s been putting off and a shitload of people who be daid. The show is aided by some well-placed belches, but none during the Walker Brothers, unfortunately.

Opening Theme
Has Been – William Shatner
Strawberry Letter #23 – The Brothers Johnson
Tootsie, 14, be daid
Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo’Bye) – Tony Bennett
The Barking Dog – The Crew Cuts
Bad time for the Hamm’s company
Dinosaur Song – Johnny Cash
It’s Uncanny – Hall and Oates (Tunedex #10)
Some Broken Hearts Never Mend – Telly Savalas.com
Spill the Wine – Don Frey Moment (Would you like a sandwich, David? Mix)
Don’t Laugh at Me – Mark Wills
Better Be Good To Me – Tina Turner (#9)
Medicated with Donna Douglas and Jerry Scoggins dead at 93.
Ballad of Jed Clampett – Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs
People Who Died – Jim Carroll
I’ve Got Friends in Crawl Spaces (Ballad of Jeffrey Dahmer) – Bob & Tom (“comedy”)
Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin’ – Lynyrd Skynyrd
It’s No Sin – Donald Marsh
Dogtown – Yoko Ono
Mexican Girl – Smokie (#8)
Armageddon! – Weekly World News
Hamster Love – Big Daddy
Everybody Be Dancin’ – Starbuck (#7)
I Couldn’t Dream – Elephant’s Memory
I Wanna Be Sedated – The Ramones
Lost in Love – Demis Roussos
Dimebag Darrell killed at 38
Save Me – Damageplan
Let’s Drop the Big One Now – Randy Newman
Terry Melcher, 62, be daid
A Message to You, Rudy – The Specials
Let’s Dance – Wally Tax (#3)
We’re All Alone – The Walker Brothers (#2)
Marion Hamner Hawks, 74, inspiration for Mary Ellen on the Waltons, be daid
Rock ‘N’ Roll McDonalds – Wesley Willis
Sample and Hold – Neil Young (#1)
You Don’t Know Me At All – Ringo Starr.com
Closing Theme