"Suddenly someone is there at the turnstile..."

The [person] who [past-tense verb phrase]

Same title, slightly different vibes.

"Silver" in the song title ➙ "Silver" in the band name.

Warp Records labelmates with Aphex Twin (and have collaborated with Tobacco too, as it happens)

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.

Adjective Adjective Song Favorite moment at 2:17 when he gently moves the headstock of her bass out of his way. Hilarious.

Cover of a Paul McCartney favorite. Gods, I love this version.

In my room? In _your_ room!

Song titles posed as questions comprised entirely of monosyllabic words.

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.

How do you do, fellow Blockheads?

Modest Mouse side project

Not exactly a cover, but written _for_ Johnny _by_ Tom Waits, who also did his own version. That fucking cover art is legendary.

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.

"Who's got the brain of JFK?"

A different Belle