Jul 29 2006 12:14 PM
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 | vs. |  |
| "Roxanne" | vs. | "The Mercy Seat" |
| "So Lonely" | vs. | "The Weeping Song" |
| "Next To You" | vs. | "Red Right Hand" |
| "Can't Stand Losing You" | vs. | "Little Empty Boat" |
| "Message In A Bottle" | vs. | "Opium Tea" |
| "Truth Hits Everybody" | vs. | "Good Good Day" |
| "Bring On The Night" | vs. | "Papa Won't Leave You, Henry" |
| "Invisible Sun" | vs. | "(Are You) The One That I've Been Waiting For?" |
| "Canary In a Coalmine" | vs. | "Deanna" |
| "Walking On The Moon" | vs. | "As I Sat Sadly By Her Side" |
| Interesting Fact: Andy Summers married his second wife, Kate, in 1973, and they had a daughter named Layla (can you believe it?) in 1978. They divorced in 1981, but remarried in 1985, Andy blaming the divorce on the stress of touring with the Police. (Sting ruins everything.) They remain married to this day, with three kids, bearing the middle intitials X, Y, and Z, which don't stand for anything. | Interesting Fact: Cave is said to be a member of "The Sons of Lee Marvin," a semi-secret society founded by filmmaker Jim Jarmusch. Other members are rumoured to be Tom Waits, John Lurie, Richard Bose, Iggy Pop, Thurston Moore, Mickey Rooney, and Neil Young. "I'm not at liberty to divulge information about the organization, other than to tell you that it does exist. I can identify three other members of the organization: Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Richard Bose. You have to have a facial structure such that you could be related to, or be a son of, Lee Marvin. There are no women, obviously, in the organization. We have communiques and secret meetings. Other than that, I can't talk about it." —Jim Jarmusch: Interview: Vol. XIX - No. 11, 1989: pp 146-150. |